Hard hitting Nu metal and hard rock band Papa Roach were joined by 'Yashin' and 'Slaves to Gravity' on stage at Shepherds Bush Empire in a performance fans won’t forget. Led by energetic frontman Jacoby Shaddix, the Californian quartet made the big time with their breakthrough album ‘Infest’ released in 2000. Hits singles such as ‘Last Resort’ and ‘Broken ‘Home’ combined with six other album successes has seen them sell over 14 million copies worldwide. Their mainstream success is due to both their genius lyrics and ability to relate to all real life situations, of course combined with pure music talent. This has made them the leading Nu-metal act of the past decade. ‘Amazing, powerful and explosive’ were amongst the delighted fans responses to the band’s performance at Shepherds Bush on Saturday, 16th July. WinkBall video reporters Lucie, Laura and Carla were at the gig to get the best of the reaction, asking fans who they were there to see, what they like about them and for a review of their performance. The girls also managed to get a sneaky interview with a member of both support acts 'Yashin' and 'Slaves to Gravity!' If you want your say on the gig, please post on the wall below!