Tool

In March 1995, Tool performed 'Flood' live at the San Bernardino Arena, a highlight during an electrifying period for the band following their album 'Undertow.' Released in 1993, 'Undertow' marked Tool's major label debut and showcased their unique blend of progressive metal. By 1995, the band was experiencing a surge in popularity, drawing in fans with their intricate soundscapes and thought-provoking lyrics. Interestingly, the live performance of 'Flood' during this era exemplified Tool's dynamic stage presence, where visuals and sound merged to create an immersive experience. This show encapsulated a time when they were still riding the waves of success from 'Undertow,' prior to releasing their 1996 album 'Ænima,' which would further cement their status as innovators in the rock scene.

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