File:Korn 2000 Tour Brian Welch.jpg
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English: Korn's guitarist Brian "Head" Welch (right) and the band's videographer, video archivist Danny "Ham Cam" Hamilton (left). Pictured in Rennes on May 17, 2000, the day after their show at Bercy Arena in Paris and two days before Wembley Arena in London.[1] |
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- Note: I took the photo with a disposable camera on the evening of May 17, 2000. I used a software program to remove blemishes on December 27, 2022. The photo is cropped.
Trivia: The opening acts were Mass Hysteria and P.O.D. Korn's shows on this tour included a two-level "cage" on stage for fans who had won a contest. Faith No More's Mike Bordin had replaced David Silveria due to injury.[2]
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