Last night, April 03rd, saw seemingly estranged Korn bassist Reginald \u201cFieldy\u201d Arvizu perform two songs from the aforementioned pioneering n\u00fc-metal band \u2014 albeit without any of his Korn bandmates. Instead, Fieldy joined Breaking In A Sequence onstage for a handful of tracks during their set last night at the House Of Blues in Anaheim, CA.<\/p>\n
Breaking In A Sequence themselves spawned from the ashes of Core 10 \u2014 a band that originally featured ex-Korn drummer David Silveria. Fieldy was one of a handful of guests at last night\u2019s show, and ran through Korn\u2018s \u201cClown\u201d and \u201cGot The Life\u201d during the set. As an added bonus, he also sat in for a cover of the early (hed)p.e. track \u201cGround\u201c.<\/p>\n
The latter cover was no stretch, as Breaking In A Sequence feature ex-(hed)p.e. drummer Ben \u201cB.C.\u201d Vaught on drums. Adding to the late 90s nostalgia, last night\u2019s set also saw former (hed)p.e. guitarist Wes Geer guest on that cover as well.<\/p>\n
Thus far, fan-filmed footage of the set is limited, but various clips of the covers mentioned above have been compiled on Breaking In A Sequence\u2018s Instagram Story<\/a> as of press time.<\/p>\n Fieldy stepped down from Korn back in 2021<\/a>, and has previously spoken of his lack of communication since<\/a> with the band\u2019s members. Breaking In A Sequence issued their new single \u201cMeant To Be<\/a>\u201d yesterday, alongside its official music video.<\/p>\n