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Reginald “Fieldy” Arvizu<\/a> hasn’t played a show with Korn<\/a> in nearly five years, but he covered two of their songs onstage with the band\u00a0Breaking in a Sequence<\/a> Friday night (April 3) in California.<\/p>\n The performance took place at the House of Blues in Anaheim<\/a> and the two tracks Fieldy tackled with the group were “Clown” and “Got the Life.” The musicians also\u00a0played a cover of the\u00a0(hed)p.e.<\/a> song “Ground” during the set. Check out some social media clips from the set below.<\/p>\n Breaking in a Sequence actually have another connection to Korn in that the group was founded by ex-Korn<\/a> drummer David Silveria<\/a> after his time with Core 10. The dummer left Breaking in a Sequence in 2022<\/a>\u00a0in order to spend more time with his family.<\/p>\n Fieldy’s last performance with Korn took place April 24, 2021<\/a>. It was a livestream concert that took place at the\u00a0Stranger Things<\/em> drive-in installation in Los Angeles, so fans haven’t actually seen the bassist onstage with Korn in person since March 1, 2020<\/a>, right before COVID-19 caused a global shutdown.<\/p>\n READ MORE:\u00a0Korn Classic Goes Viral on TikTok (Thanks to a Swedish Pop Star)<\/a><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n The bassist announced his hiatus from the group in June of 2021<\/a>, revealing in a statement that he’d been dealing with “some personal issues” that resulted in him falling back into some “bad habits.”\u00a0Roberto “Ra” D\u00edaz<\/a> of Suicidal Tendencies<\/a> has played bass with Korn\u00a0ever since, but the group hasn’t officially confirmed that Fieldy is no longer a member of the group.<\/p>\n During a podcast episode in February of 2025, Fieldy revealed that he hadn’t spoken to his Korn bandmates since 2019<\/a>.\u00a0The bassist was actually photographed with<\/a> Korn drummer Ray Luzier<\/a> at the\u00a0NAMM<\/a> trade show in Anaheim earlier this year, which sparked speculation that he’s in contact with the band and may rejoin at some point in the future.<\/p>\n Korn were the ringleaders of nu-metal back in the ’90s \u2014 see our picks for the best nu-metal album of each year since 1994 below.<\/p>\n Nu-metal has had ups and downs through the decades and here is the best nu-metal album of each year since 1994. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: John Hill<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nWhen Was Fieldy’s Last Show With Korn?<\/strong><\/h3>\n
The Best Nu-Metal Album of Every Year Since 1994<\/h2>\n