Former Saliva frontman Josey Scott has confirmed that his band’s tour trailer and all of its stolen gear have been recovered intact, with a suspect now in custody. The trailer was taken in Tulsa, Oklahoma last week and carried what Scott described as “years worth of equipment,” including guitars, basses, drums, amps, and other essential touring gear believed to be gone for good. Initially, Scott set up a GoFundMe campaign to help cover the costs of replacing the lost gear and received a rapid wave of support from the rock community. Shinedown and Eric Bass personally stepped in, lending instruments and stage equipment so the band could keep playing shows without a…
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Alternative metal band Deftones have teamed up with Hector’s Deli & Kiosk in Australia for a limited‑edition tres leches donut dubbed the “Milk Of The Madonna Donut,” named after the second single from their latest album ‘private music’. The treat will be available exclusively from May 4–10, coinciding with the band’s Australian run with Interpol and Ecca Vandal. The band also gave the live debut of “Departing The Body”—the album’s closing track—on May 2 at Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney, marking the first time the song has been performed live. Fan‑filmed clips of the debut have since circulated online, highlighting the song’s atmospheric, layered sound adapted to the arena setting. Remaining Australian / New Zealand Tour…
Former Suffocation drummer Eric Morotti has apologized for the way he handled his explosive departure from the death metal band. In a statement posted on May 3, Morotti said he used “hurtful and disrespectful” language in his April exit post and took responsibility for the impact of his words. Morotti had initially accused his former bandmates of being “toxic” and “abusive,” while saying he was stepping away for his health and to focus on Sanguisugabogg. Suffocation later pushed back, saying his claims were false and that he had actually been fired because of scheduling conflicts. In his apology, Morotti said he wished the band nothing but…
Former Metallica bassist/vocalist Jason Newsted has revealed that he successfully battled throat cancer last year and is now cancer-free. In a recent conversation with Dean Delray, Newsted said he underwent a procedure on May 8, 2025, had follow-up laser work, and got his “free and clear” result about three weeks ago. Newsted said the diagnosis forced him to slow down, rest, and make some major lifestyle changes, including cutting back on smoking weed and drinking. He described the experience as a wake-up call and said he feels more clear-headed now than at any point in his adult life. Tour Plans The timing of the interview…
Progressive metal outfit Between The Buried And Me have been added as a late addition to this year’s Orlando, FL stop of ‘Vans Warped Tour’. The band announced the booking themselves on May 1, confirming they will be part of the final leg of the 2026 run. The Orlando Warped Tour dates are set for November 14–15 at Camping World Stadium, serving as the closing weekend for the 2026 U.S. tour. Fans can view the nearly complete lineup for the Orlando shows at vanswarpedtourdc.com. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Between the Buried and Me (@btbamofficial) If you’re rocking with The Mosh Network, hit the link and…
Industrial metalcore outfit Motionless In White appear to have completed work on their seventh studio album. The band’s frontman Chris Motionless quietly updated his X bio to read that he is “no longer working on the next @miwband album,” prompting fans to conclude that the record is officially in the can. The eagle‑eyed fan who spotted the change even earned a nod from Chris Motionless himself. Yesterday, May 1, he also posted a cryptic “big things coming soon” message alongside a graphic that leans into the band’s trademark gothic‑horror aesthetic, hinting that new music could be nearing release. Those studio updates come against a packed touring schedule for Motionless In White in 2026, including several…
Divisive shock rocker Marilyn Manson has landed a guest feature on folk/indie outfit FENCES’ new track “Drugs Like You.” The song leans into acoustic, introspective textures that contrast with Manson’s typically confrontational presence, even though the title hints at self‑destructive tendencies. Manson has been publicly sober in recent years, adding an extra layer of irony and self‑reflection to the collaboration. “Drugs Like You” is the second single from FENCES’ upcoming album ‘Now She’s Long Gone Sun Squint’, due out in June. The album continues the project’s blend of confessional lyricism and alt‑folk arrangements, with Manson’s contribution serving as a darker, almost surreal counterpoint. FENCES offered a cryptic explanation of the track’s…
Post‑hardcore rock outfit The Fall Of Troy have announced a handful of spring headlining dates slotted around their run as support on Dance Gavin Dance’s 2026 North American tour with Wolf & Bear and Novelists. The band will mount their own shorter runs in several markets between the larger package dates. The Fall Of Troy Headlining Dates With Dance Gavin Dance, Wolf & Bear & Novelists If you’re rocking with The Mosh Network, hit the link and add us as a Preferred Source on Google. That’s the easiest way to keep our latest metal, hardcore, and alternative news, tours, and releases showing up directly in your feed. View…
At The Gates have scored their first‑ever No. 1 album in Sweden with their latest LP, ‘The Ghost of a Future Dead,’ which debuted atop the country’s official album chart after its release on April 24, 2026 via Century Media Records. The album stands as a powerful legacy piece for late frontman Tomas “Tompa” Lindberg, featuring his final studio recordings laid down in late 2023 and early 2024, before he began treatment for adenoid cystic carcinoma. Lindberg passed away in September 2025, but the band has carried out his vision for the record, from the title and track order to the overall sound and presentation, turning The Ghost of a Future Dead into what guitarist Jonas Björler has…
Philip Labonte, frontman and founder of All That Remains, is seeing renewed attention paid to his 2024 op‑ed, “The Silent Crisis: Why Society Is Failing Men And Boys,” as newly introduced federal legislation signals growing congressional interest in the pressures facing men and boys in America. The piece has been followed by Capitol Hill meetings where Labonte joined Reps. Nathanial Moran (TX‑1) and Derrick Van Orden (WI‑3), who have introduced legislation aimed at addressing challenges such as dropping male college enrollment, rising disengagement from work and community, and climbing rates of depression, addiction, and suicide among men. Data from the Pew Research Center and National Institute of Mental Health cited in coverage support his claims, showing men now make up…
