The heavy metal band Lamb of God is no stranger to legal trouble.
In 2010, a fan died after falling off the band’s stage during a concert in Prague in the Czech Republic. Lead singer Randy Blythe, who allegedly pushed the 19-year-old man into the mosh pit below, was arrested, tried for manslaughter and ultimately acquitted. A critically acclaimed documentary, “As Palaces Burn,” chronicled Blythe’s ordeal.
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