Disturbed’s David Draiman had a tough time performing at Black Sabbath’s Back To The Beginning. During Tom Morello’s All Stars performance, David Draiman took the stage to sing “Shot In The Dark” and “Sweet Leaf.” But he was met with a huge amount of boos. As soon as When David took the mic, the crowd yelped a big boo and he was taken aback by the reaction.
The booing is likely as Draiman signed bombs that were sent to Israel last year. Fans weren’t too pleased about his performance, and Draiman wasn’t too impressed with fans reactions, either.
Draiman is usually the vocalist for Chicago rock band Disturbed but, in Saturday’s concert, he was part of a supergroup performing Black Sabbath’s Sweet Leaf.
He was joined on stage by Osbourne’s guitarists, Jake E.Lee and Adam Wakeman, Faith No More drummer Mike Bordin, ex-Megadeth bassist David Ellefson, Anthrax guitarist Scott Ian, and Extreme guitarist Nuno Bettencourt.
Draiman responded to the crowd’s boos by defiantly asking them: ‘We gonna start this?’
The singer’s vocal support for Israel in the war on Hamas led to the negative ovation from the crowd. He recently congratulated Sharon Osbourne after she called for Kneecap’s visas to be revoked following their Coachella performance, where they expressed support for Palestine.
