Brooklyn Projects premiered their latest video Impetus at the legendary Rainbow Room on the Sunset Strip. And, what’s that? An intimate show at the Roxy with Anthrax?! Count us in. —Ben Karpinski

Brooklyn Projects’ “Impetus” Premiere Photos  These birds just keep gettin’ there earlier. Walked up a line already at the Rainbow

This way to Lemmy’s Lounge

Sacred ground

Keegan held down wristband duty

Free pizza and metal memorabilia as far as the eye can see

Holmes? Yup, Rainbow royalty

Three Stripers Matt Milligan and Pete Eldridge

BP family Donta Hill and Dom Deluca

Colombia’s Johnny Zapata made himself easy to spot

Even at the premiere, Tom’s never not filming

The place was packed in no time. Scoot in for Donta

Dane Vaughn sighting?! Check

Planet Earth alumni Chad Fernandez and Dennis Bellew

Speaking of ’90s skateboarding, we got Rick Kosick and Billy Valdez in the house

Dom and Shavo of System of a Down

Eddie Becerra and Jalen Willis put in some work for this one

Cole and Christian made the trek up from Long Beach

BP’s next gen Zane and Podgy. Look out for these two

Wait till you see Anthony Amedori’s footage

Dom kept it short and sweet. Alright, let’s start this thing

What a setting Cameron had my favorite part

Place was so packed Dom couldn’t even get a seat!

Diere Stephens’ part went off

The video left Shavo stunned

Shawn Hale and half the bar needed a smoke after that one

The video makes you go skate right after watching. Could there be a better review?

Did I mention Brooklyn Projects did a collab with adidas and Anthrax? Now you know

Makes sense seeing Jenn Soto and Mariah Duran

Alright, let’s get a team photo

Oh yeah, and Anthrax is playing a sold out show next door at the Roxy! Thanks for getting us on the list, Dom

A sea of black tees

Pick your props

Anthrax!!

Belly of the Beast

Scott Ian caught the horns

First time seeing a bouncer give a noogie so I think I’m going to shoot following the first-three-songs rule

They played the hits, sprinkled in a few off the new album and even pulled out their cover of “Got the Time”

Don’t miss ’em when they come to your town

And we’re outta here! Thank you and congrats to Dom and the crew at Brooklyn Projects. Doesn’t get any more Hollywood than this.