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See Anthrax's New Song Performance
09/09/2011
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(hennemusic) Anthrax brought the heavy to Jimmy Fallon's show Wednesday night. The band rocked a new song, "The Devil You Know," from their upcoming album, "Worship Music," due September 13. The new disc is the band's first studio release in eight years.

The day before it's in stores, Anthrax will play a "free secret show" at New York's Best Buy Theater on September 12, calling themselves Satan's Lounge Band.

The day after "Worship Music" hits stores, Anthrax join Megadeth, Slayer and Metallica as the Big 4 play New York's Yankee Stadium on Wednesday.

Watch video of the Fallon appearance here

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