Four years on from their Post-Apocalypto tour and Tenacious D return triumphantly to London for his or her solely UK present this time round.

Jack Black and Kyle Gass could not have a fifth album prepared simply but however they’ve definitely acquired one brewing after releasing their first new track since 2018, Video Games, which featured in tonight’s set.

Tenacious D’s Indiana Jones-themed Spicy Meatball present opened with a assist act who completely matched their comical-average-Joe-with-incredible-hard-rock-talent vibe.

Dressed in a shiny jumpsuit and sporting a handlebar moustache, Steel Beans surprised the viewers by taking part in the electrical guitar whereas drumming and singing on the similar time.

It wasn’t till 9pm when Tenacious D lastly graced us with their superior presence, at what Black confessed was their greatest headline live performance ever on the O2’s 20,000-capacity venue.

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Opening with their film Pick of Destiny’s first monitor Kickapoo, the dynamic duo and their band rocked by signature songs Rize of the Fenix and Wonderboy earlier than getting onto Tribute itself.

During their best-loved monitor, the shiny demon talked about within the lyrics inflated behind them. But it wasn’t lengthy earlier than the beast was defeated not as soon as, however twice, after the epic showdown with Satan within the anthem Beelzeboss, when the Devil hilariously deflated again to whence it got here.

Throughout Black and Gass broke up songs with their common comedian bits, making the live performance joyously really feel like a completely entertaining sketch musical.

Highlights included Black – who has a critical set of pipes – needing a relaxation very early into the set by actually mendacity on the ground as the remainder of the band carried out Thin Lizzy’s Jailbreak, changing the title lyric with “Tonight there’s going to be Jables break”.

The Metal stomping on stage was additionally very entertaining as had been the fiery pyrotechnics all through and the band’s sensational electrical guitarist John Konesky.

Yet regardless of placing on a extremely enjoyable and rockin’ present, the set did really feel a bit on the brief aspect for a headline act.

Nevertheless, followers left happy with the encore that included the tour’s new Spicy Meatball track, which Black sang to the tune of Indiana Jones. Ah, in order that’s why Harrison Ford’s adventurer was the theme!

With a few singles out and a canopy of Chris Isaak’s Wicked Games alongside them, right here’s hoping that fifth album isn’t distant.