Coheed and Cambria Took The Stage

Coheed and Cambria took the stage, Mansfield, Massachusetts on Sunday, without a bassist Michael Todd. The musician, who goes by the name Mic (pronounced "Mike"), was arrested shortly before showtime, after allegedly robbing a pharmacy to get painkillers.

Make five facts about the rockers, as they continue on their last tour dates with Wes Styles compensation.

1. The band's name comes from a science fiction series comic written by singer Claudio Sanchez called the Amory Wars. Coheed and Cambria is the story's two heroes, whose story was used for the narration of each group of albums. They chose the name in 1998 in Paris.

2nd Todd is not an original member of the group. He came to Sanchez and Travis Stever founders when their bassist of the former group title Shabütie called quits in 1996. Todd initially played guitar, bass picking up especially for the new band.

The third band released their first studio album in 2002 by Vision Records chances. The album concept is technically their second in a five-part series and was reissued in 2005 with three unreleased bonus tracks.

4. Recruitment revolving door of musicians over the years, the Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins meets the fourth release of the band. The current drummer, Chris Pennie, had just joined the group, but was held to contractual obligations, restrictions to the previous character at a time.

5. Coheed and Cambria are a number of pieces on show band playing rock videos, including "Welcome Home" and "Guns of Summer."

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