Atlanta’s Tabernacle crowd showed up early and the energy never let up. From the first hit of the kick drum to the final chord of “The End,” Mammoth owned every second of their set. Wolfgang Van Halen has become a frontman who feels completely at home on stage, and this show proved it. It wasn’t about production tricks or nostalgia. It was a rock band playing loud, honest music in one of the city’s best venues.

Release Date: 2025 Label: BMG Mammoth - The End Mammoth’s The End feels like a statement record. From the first riff of “One of a Kind,” it’s clear Wolfgang Van Halen isn’t chasing nostalgia or trying to live in his father’s shadow. This album is all about proving what Mammoth can do as its own force. The guitars hit with power, the vocals are confident, and every layer feels intentional. It’s the kind of record that rewards you when you listen through headphones because yo