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Two days ahead of the launch of their first-ever album, AEW announced Wednesday they will host a concert as part of Revolution weekend in Orlando, Florida.

AEW Music LIVE! will be held on Saturday, March 5th at The Venue at UCF and will be a general admission ticketed event for $20 per ticket. Capacity for the venue is around 1400.

The show will be headlined by AEW in-house music producer Mikey Rukus, complete with a live band. Rappers Monteasy and Wrestle and Flow will also perform on the show as they did on the album.

The aforementioned collaboration album titled 'Who We Are: A Celebration of Excellence, Volume 1' was announced earlier this month to honor Black History Month and the various Black wrestlers on the roster.

The show will consist of original AEW themes in addition to some of the 21 tracks found on the album.

On Friday of that weekend, AEW will hold a live Rampage, a Saturday fan fest and the Revolution pay-per-view itself all at Orlando's Addition Arena.

a full concert of wrestling themes, it's a brilliant idea, idk why WWE never thought about it

Probably something cooked up to get Jericho to stay in AEW, so his band can do a set.

Whacky, but could be fun.

XIV wrote: ↑Feb 16th, '22, 11:23 Probably something cooked up to get Jericho to stay in AEW, so his band can do a set.

Fozzy is waaay bigger than Ruckus, so may as well promote a Fozzy concert

Do people who aren't wrestling fans actually know Fozzy as anything more than a band where the lead singer is a wrestler?

I'm genuinely curious, as music is not my scene.

Big Red Machine wrote: ↑Feb 16th, '22, 14:26 Do people who aren't wrestling fans actually know Fozzy as anything more than a band where the lead singer is a wrestler?

I'm genuinely curious, as music is not my scene.

I’m a rock fan, and none of my other “rock music friends” know who the fuck Fozzy are as they don’t follow wrestling. So in short, no.

Big Red Machine wrote: ↑Feb 16th, '22, 14:26 Do people who aren't wrestling fans actually know Fozzy as anything more than a band where the lead singer is a wrestler?

I'm genuinely curious, as music is not my scene.

I think that's the case, they play a lot of festivals with big name bands, some people are bound to know more of Fozzy than Jericho the wrestler