Kevin Nash revealed he once threw a Korn CD out of his car window after listening for just 30 seconds before eventually becoming a fan of the legendary nu-metal band.
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As I Lay Dying have expanded their upcoming “Shadows Are Security” 20th anniversary U.S. tour with two new California dates in Santa Cruz and Berkeley ahead of the band’s fall run.
Six concertgoers were hospitalized following Angine De Poitrine’s capacity crowd performance at the Montreal International Jazz Festival, though officials say no lives were in danger.
Pallbearer will return to the road this summer for a North American tour celebrating their 2014 album ‘Foundations Of Burden’, with support from Slowhole and Ordh on select dates.
(hed)p.e. have officially completed work on their upcoming new album ‘Relapse’, the follow-up to their 2023 record ‘Detox’. Frontman Jared Gomes confirmed the album’s completion while detailing the emotional and chaotic process behind its creation, describing it as both cathartic and unrestrained. “Relapse is done The new record is titled Relapse. So much time invested. There were tears of pain and tears of joy.We smashed and destroyed shit on this one. It was like going to therapy. But it was also like escaping rehab and road tripping on a bender. Life is a beautiful struggle.Relationships with chemicals.Relationships with the ones…
The L.I.F.E. Project, featuring Josh Rand and Casandra Carson, release a new cover of Suicidal Tendencies’ “You Can’t Bring Me Down,” revisiting a crossover thrash classic.
GWAR have launched a fundraising auction featuring rare stage props and exclusive merch to support ex-vocalist Chuck Varga during his ongoing cancer battle.
Flyover Fest returns to Oklahoma City this November with Have Heart, Drug Church, Pain Of Truth, Comeback Kid, Madball and dozens more confirmed for the 2026 lineup.
System Of A Down vocalist Serj Tankian has condemned Israel’s recognition of the Armenian Genocide, accusing its government of political hypocrisy in a strongly worded statement.
Venezuelan nü-metal band Van Der Dijs were killed during the June 24 earthquakes while rehearsing in La Guaira, according to local reports.
