Marilyn Manson is facing renewed criticism from UK politicians over his scheduled appearance at Slipknot’s July 3, 2027, Wembley Stadium concert in London. Brent Councilor Anton Georgiou has questioned what consideration was given to the allegations against Manson before the booking was confirmed, while a council spokesperson stressed that commercial performance bookings are handled by the venue and event organizers. Manson denies the allegations, and two civil cases reportedly remain ongoing.
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Sleep Token have issued a statement distancing themselves from Arcus, a mysterious new musical project reportedly promoting itself as being created by a “co-creator of Sleep Token.” In a message shared to Instagram Stories, the British alternative metal band denied any affiliation with outside projects invoking their name or using it for promotion. Arcus had reportedly made vague references to a past association with someone connected to Sleep Token early in the band’s career, but those mentions have since disappeared from its social media accounts. The nature of Arcus’ alleged connection remains unclear.
Papa Roach will continue their ‘Rise Of The Roach Tour’ across the United States in 2027, with Ice Nine Kills and Ninth Key joining the multi-platinum rock band for a new run of dates spanning May and June. Vocalist Jacoby Shaddix says the group are eager to return to the road with Ice Nine Kills and introduce fans to Ninth Key, the duo featuring Ekoh and Lø Spirit. Ice Nine Kills frontman Spencer Charnas also shared his excitement about the tour, referencing Shaddix’s cameo in the band’s “Hip To Be Scared” video. One dollar from every ticket sold will benefit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Presales begin October 20, with general ticket sales opening October 23.
System Of A Down have announced a June 5, 2027 concert at Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, California, confirming the show as their only currently announced U.S. date for the year. Pierce The Veil will join the multi-platinum band as direct support for the hometown-area performance. The announcement follows a series of promotional teasers, including projected logos, posters and a countdown website. An artist presale begins October 23 at 10 a.m. Pacific Time, with general ticket sales opening October 26 at the same time. System Of A Down are also scheduled for Sick New World Texas and international stadium dates with Faith No More.
Silvertomb, the doom metal band featuring former Type O Negative members Kenny Hickey and Johnny Kelly, have premiered a lyric video for “Brain Matter/No God.” The song opens the group’s upcoming album, ‘The Interpretation Of Nightmares,’ due November 13 through SPV. Hickey says the track was the first written for the record and introduced a recurring riff that runs throughout the album. Its lyrics explore a disturbing nightmare in which the dreamer experiences their own death. Silvertomb will celebrate the release with a November 14 show at Saint Vitus in Brooklyn, New York.
The estate of Ozzy Osbourne has partnered with New York-based combat culture brand Half Sumo for an officially licensed collection of jiu-jitsu gear and streetwear launching October 23. The release includes the “Crazy Train” No-Gi Set, featuring a rashguard and grappling shorts decorated with imagery inspired by Ozzy’s career, and the “Prince of Darkness” Streetwear Set, featuring hoodies and graphic T-shirts. The collaboration celebrates Ozzy’s legacy through Half Sumo’s Japanese-inspired artwork and combat sports aesthetic. Quantities will be limited, with no restocks planned, and a Brooklyn pop-up shop is scheduled for October 24.
Staind frontman Aaron Lewis has confirmed that the band’s ninth studio album will be titled ‘The Space Between The Darkness And The Light.’ The group completed work on the record this past spring with producer Erik Ron, known for his work with Godsmack and Papa Roach, and debuted its first single, “Ghosts,” on October 14. Although an official release date remains unconfirmed, Staind have previously discussed the possibility of an early 2027 release. Lewis says he is proud of the finished album and describes it as a continuation of the personal, introspective lyrical themes that have defined the band’s catalog.
Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine has revealed that Anthrax and Kerry King’s solo band are expected to join the band for an upcoming North American tour run in 2027. Speaking on ‘Trunk Nation With Eddie Trunk’ on October 15, Mustaine outlined a packed touring schedule as Megadeth continue their farewell tour, including plans for dates in the United States, Europe and Asia. He also previewed a European run with Black Label Society and Testament, while discussing potential visits to India and South Africa. No specific dates or venues have been announced.
Saliva have released a music video for “Rivers,” their tribute to late Limp Bizkit bassist Sam Rivers, on the first anniversary of his death on October 18, 2025. The song appears on the band’s August album ‘Breaking Through’ and was written by vocalist Bobby Amaru to honor a friend who helped shape his musical career. Rivers and Amaru previously formed SLEEPKILLERS in 2019, and Rivers also helped launch Burn Season, which featured current Saliva bassist and vocalist Brad Stewart. Directed by Gray Taylors, the new video celebrates Rivers’ life, influence and lasting legacy.
New Vision have premiered a stop-motion animated music video for “SPICE,” the latest single from their upcoming album ‘Can’t Leave With Less,’ due December 4 through Papercut Recordings. Vocalist Nico Caro discusses the song’s message of finding the good alongside the bad, while the band describe the record as a new era in their evolving sound. Recorded with Adam Cichocki of Koyo and Soul Blind, the album features 11 tracks. New Vision will also play a series of shows across the Northeast in November and December.
