Suicide Silence has set up a memorial fund for the daughter of late singer Mitch Lucker. (Suicide Silence/Contributed Image)

On Dec. 21, the metal community paid tribute to Suicide Silence’s Mitch Lucker at the Fox Theater in Pomona.

The concert featured the Riverside-rooted metal band with a vocal carousel of some of the biggest names in metal, including Randy Blythe of Lamb of God, Max Calavera of Soulfly/Sepultura, Danny Worsnop of Asking Alexandria and Robb Flynn of Machine Head, among more than a dozen others.

Lucker died Nov. 1 after a Halloween motorcycle accident in Huntington Beach. The concert was a benefit for the education of his young daughter, Kenadee.

Suicide Silence announced via Facebook that the night would be filmed for a special DVD and warned fans that outside cameras wouldn’t be allowed. However, some fans did share the performances from the night via social media. I’ve collected a few below the setlist according to the Alternative Press recap.

“Destruction of a Statue” with Jonny Davy (Job For A Cowboy)
“Distorted Thought of Addiction” with Greg Wilburn (The Devastated)
“Ending is the Beginning” with Brook Reeves (Impending Doom)
“Bludgeoned to Death” with Ricky Hoover (Ex-Suffokate)
“Unanswered” with Phil Bozeman (White Chapel)
“Girl of Glass” with Myke Terry (Ex-Bury Your Dead)
“Price of Beauty” with Danny Worsnop (Asking Alexandria)
“No Pity For A Coward” with Johnny Plague (Winds of Plague)
“Disengage” with Cameron Argon (AKA: Big Chocolate)
“Intro / No Time To Bleed” with Burke VanRaalte (Ex-With Dead Hands Rising)
“Smoke” with Anthony Notarmaso (After The Burial)
“Intro / Wake Up” with Tim Lambesis (As I Lay Dying)
“Slaves to Substance” with Eddie Hermida (All Shall Perish)
“OCD” with Austin Carlile (Of Mice & Men)
“… Everything” with Chad Gray (Hellyeah / Mudvayne)
“Die Young” – Robb Flynn (Machine Head)
“Roots” with Max Cavalera (Sepultura)
“Engine #9” with Mitch Through PA
“YOLO” with Randy Blythe (Lamb of God)

SUICIDE SILENCE: Mitch Lucker Tribute show

Suicide Silence and the metal community at large remembered late singer Mitch Lucker at the Fox Theater in Pomona on Dec. 21, 2012 for "Ending is the Beginning." The proceeds of the concert went to the education fund of Lucker’s daughter, Kenadee. The singer died Nov. 1 after a motorcycle accident.

Storified by Vanessa Franko· Sat, Dec 22 2012 18:21:16