One thing you have to respect about the metal community is that they look out for each other. Perhaps more than any other scene, metalheads stand united and when one of them falls the rest are there to help that person up. Case in point; Tony Lorenzo and the horrific tragedy that befell him a few monthes back. Tony was the victim of a cowardly and senseless shooting that left him partially paralyzed. Since that time a number of benefits have been held to help with Tony's medical expenses, including a two benefit concert being held at Club Infinity tonight and tomorrow night. The show features a who's who in the world of Death Metal including a Beyond Death reunion with the original lineup, Suffocation, Embalmer and many more. Here's the info. direct from the horses mouth.

Glorious Times and Club Infinity present: A 2-day Benefit for Tony Lorenzo
Day 1: Jan 7, 2012
Doors at 6pm; $15
Beyond Death the original lineup of Frank Lombardi, Darrin Pfeiffer
(Zero Tolerance, Goldfinger), Alex Webster (Cannibal
Corpse) and Jack Owen (Cannibal Corpse, Deicide)
performing together for the first time since 1988
Tirant Sin Dennis John Glinski, Rich Ziegler and Paul Mazurkiewics
(Cannibal Corpse) from the classic lineup joined by Rob Barrett
(Dark Deception, Cannibal Corpse) and Jim Nickles (Leviathan,
Malevolent Creation, Hellwitch, Vile Vindiction) on guitar
Avulsion
Abdicate
Demented Dream States (includes Randy Foss of Immortal Terror and Eternal
Torment as well as Mark Giuliano of Russian Steal)
Seplophile

Day 2: Jan 8, 2012
Doors at 6pm; $15 advance, $20 day of show
Suffocation Long Island death metal legends
Embalmer Cleveland legends
Seplophile Local Death Metal
Cain Local Thrash

Both days will include raffles/auctions of autographed merch from bands and companies from around the world.
Come witness 2 historic reunions to support our metal brother in his time of need.

While the events surrounding Tony were indeed tragic, I'm sure he is proud that he has so many great friends in this community and so many people who are helping him through this difficult time.