The final song of the night was their brand-new release, “Fly”, and they couldn't have picked a better way to close out the set. The energy in the room had already been building throughout the night, but everything went up another level as the lead opened up a mosh pit in the crowd.
What made the moment even more memorable was that, while “Fly” was still playing, he jumped straight into the mosh pit himself — without missing a beat. Still performing and still completely immersed in the chaos around him, he continued playing from within the crowd as everyone surged around him. It was one of those spontaneous live moments that you simply can't recreate anywhere else.
There was something brilliant about seeing the band completely throw themselves into the atmosphere they'd created. Rather than standing back and watching the crowd go wild, the lead became part of it, making the final song feel less like the end of a set and more like one last massive release of energy. By the time “Fly” came to an end, the room was absolutely buzzing.
Closing with a brand-new song and ending the night in the middle of a mosh pit felt like the perfect final statement — chaotic, energetic and completely alive.
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