El pasado 2 de diciembre el House of Blues de Lake Buena Vista recibió a dos referentes del Heavy Metal en una misma jornada. Accept abrió la noche con un repertorio que incluyó clásicos como “Restless and Wild”, “Breaker” y “Princess of the Dawn”, además de la potencia de “Metal Heart” y “Fast as a Shark”, cerrando con “Balls to the Wall” en un final contundente.

Tras su presentación, Queensrÿche tomó el escenario con un set que recorrió piezas emblemáticas de su trayectoria. El público disfrutó especialmente de “Jet City Woman” y “Empire”, cantadas de principio a fin, mientras el vocalista interactuaba y bromeaba con los asistentes, generando un ambiente cercano. La banda completó su actuación con temas de Operation: Mindcrime como “Eyes of a Stranger”, “I Remember Now”, “Anarchy-X” y “Revolution Calling”, reafirmando su vigencia en directo.

La velada reunió dos propuestas distintas pero complementarias, ofreciendo una muestra clara de la fuerza y permanencia del Heavy Metal en vivo.

On December 2nd, the House of Blues in Lake Buena Vista hosted a powerful double bill featuring two pillars of Heavy Metal. Accept opened the evening with a set featuring hits like as “Restless and Wild,” “Breaker,” and “Princess of the Dawn,” alongside the intensity of “Metal Heart” and the speed of “Fast as a Shark.” The band closed with “Balls to the Wall,” delivering a finale that underscored their enduring strength on stage.

Queensrÿche followed with a performance that highlighted both precision and connection with the audience. Songs like “Jet City Woman” and “Empire” stood out as the crowd sang along enthusiastically, while the vocalist’s humor and interaction added a sense of closeness throughout the show. The set also featured tracks from Operation: Mindcrime, including “Eyes of a Stranger”, “I Remember Now”, “Anarchy-X” y “Revolution Calling”, reaffirming the band’s relevance in a live setting.

Together, the two performances offered a clear demonstration of Heavy Metal’s lasting impact, combining technical execution with audience engagement in a night that celebrated the genre’s vitality.