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| September 28, 2016 | |||||||
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| Guest performance by Chester Bennington | |||||||
| Country: | United States  | ||||||
| City: | Los Angeles, CA | ||||||
| Event: | InkMaster's 100th Episode Celebration | ||||||
| Venue: | NeueHouse Hollywood | ||||||
| Venue Type: | Other | ||||||
| Performing act: | Royal Machines | ||||||
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Setlist
|Completion=partial |Song x=Whole Lotta Love |Note x=Led Zeppelin cover; w/ Chester Bennington |Song x=Vasoline |Note x=Stone Temple Pilots cover; w/ Chester Bennington |Song x=Mountain Song |Note x=Jane's Addiction cover; w/ Chester Bennington }}
Show Notes:
- Full setlist coming soon.
- This show marks the fourth time that Chester performed a Stone Temple Pilots song without the rest of the band since his Grey Daze days, with the first time being his Dell World 2012.12.11 appearance with Camp Freddy (Sex Type Thing), the second time - his 2016.06.14 "Let It Die" party appearance with The Hellcat Saints (Down) and the third time - his other appearance with Royal Machines on 2016.07.21 (Vasoline).
Debuts:
- This was a private event to celebrate the 100th episode of a reality competition television series television show called InkMaster airing on Spike. Dave Navarro is the show's host and one of the judges through all of its eight seasons.
- Royal Machines is the newer incarnation of Camp Freddy. Camp Freddy were disbanded and reformed as Royal Machines around April, 2014. Consisting of the same musicians (Dave Navarro, Mark McGrath, Billy Morrison, Chris Chaney and others), the only difference between the bands is its title and the ultimate exclusion of Matt Sorum. This was Chester's second appearance with Royal Machines after being a steady guest with Camp Freddy for about ten years prior.