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Dave Mustaine recently shared why he was nervous about performing Megadeth’s new song “Tipping Point.”
He opened up about it in a post on Vicrattlehead, saying he always feels uneasy before playing a new song live.
Mustaine admitted he was unsure how fans would react, but the crowd’s energy quickly eased his nerves.
The band ended up performing the song earlier in the set because they were too excited to wait.
Megadeth released “Tipping Point” on October 3, 2025, as the first single from their upcoming self-titled final album due in 2026.
The song was played live for the first time on October 14, just two days before Mustaine’s comments.
The track features intense guitar solos, dark vocals, and a powerful video showing Mustaine facing pain but standing strong.
The video’s message, according to Megadeth’s website, represents strength during life’s hardest moments.
Mustaine said the song mirrors real struggles and emotions people face every day.
Mustaine said the song mirrors real struggles and emotions people face every day.
With their final album coming soon, “Tipping Point” stands as a major moment in Megadeth’s long career, showing they still connect deeply with fans after decades of music.
Source: ROCK CELEBRITIES


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