Korn bassist Reginald “Fieldy” Arvizu, who previously revealed he hadn’t spoken to his bandmates since 2019, was recently spotted in the company of drummer Ray Luzier. Fieldy stepped away from the pioneering nü-metal outfit in 2021 to focus on addressing personal “bad habits,” with Ra Diaz stepping in as his live replacement. The two were photographed together at last month’s NAMM convention in Anaheim, California, marking one of the first public interactions between Fieldy and a current member of the band in years. While it’s unclear whether this meeting signals a deeper reconciliation or potential involvement with Korn’s future, the…
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Atreyu have unveiled a fresh batch of headlining shows set to take place this spring, with Fire From The Gods joining them on the bill. The newly announced performances are scheduled around the band’s previously announced run supporting Sevendust, giving fans additional opportunities to catch the melodic metalcore outfit on the road. Tickets for the headline dates are set to go on sale this Friday, February 13th. With Fire From The Gods: With Sevendust, Fire From The Gods & American Adrenalin: With Sevendust, Fire From The Gods & American Adrenalin: If you’re rocking with The Mosh Network, hit the link…
Thrice have taken part in a newly released in-studio appearance for Audiotree’s ‘From Nothing’ series, combining conversation about their history and evolution with a stripped-down performance set. During the session, the California post-hardcore outfit delivered intimate renditions of “Vesper Light,” “Albatross,” “Holding On,” and “Gnash,” offering a raw presentation of material spanning their catalog. The feature also includes discussion surrounding the band’s longevity and creative path, while audio from the set has been distributed across major digital platforms alongside the video release. The band will soon head overseas for a run of dates with Lysistrata, followed by several North American…
Bring Me The Horizon have unveiled a trailer for their upcoming concert film ‘L.I.V.E. In São Paulo (Live Immersive Virtual Experiment)’, giving fans a first look at the large-scale production capturing one of their biggest headline performances. Filmed during their November 2024 show at Allianz Parque in São Paulo, Brazil, the project documents the band in front of a massive crowd while highlighting the visual and sonic scope that has defined their recent era. The film aims to present an immersive theatrical experience centered around the performance and its atmosphere. A limited global cinema run has been scheduled for March…
Behemoth have responded after local officials halted their scheduled performances in Istanbul and Ankara, Turkey this week. The Polish blackened death metal group were not responsible for pulling the shows — the cancellations came from authorities who objected to the band’s imagery and lyrical themes. Istanbul Governor Davut Gül publicly addressed the situation via social media, stating: “No activity that corrupts society in Istanbul has ever been permitted up to this day, and it will not be permitted in the future either.” A translated press statement from the governor’s office expanded on the reasoning behind banning both Behemoth and Slaughter…
KISS bassist and vocalist Gene Simmons has a long history of outspoken opinions, particularly when it comes to the state of rock music and the legitimacy of other genres in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Over the past decade, Simmons has repeatedly criticized rap and hip-hop’s induction into the Hall, a debate that has sparked public feuds with rap legends including Ice Cube and N.W.A. Back in 2016, Simmons told Rolling Stone: “I am looking forward to the death of rap. I’m looking forward to music coming back to lyrics and melody, instead of just talking. A song,…
Post-metal outfit Tombs have revealed a short run of Northeastern North American dates for late March. The trek comes in support of their October 2025 release, Feral Darkness, with Replicant serving as direct support for all five stops. 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 this post on Instagram A post shared by Tombs (@tombscult)
As I Lay Dying have scheduled a performance at Zappa in Tel Aviv, Israel on March 23. The booking is already drawing attention online, as the appearance comes amid the ongoing war in Gaza — a situation that has prompted strong reactions across the music community regarding artists performing in the region. The show marks another instance where the band’s touring decisions have generated debate. Previously, the group faced backlash after announcing dates in Russia following that country’s invasion of Ukraine.. View this post on Instagram A post shared by As I Lay Dying (@asilaydying) If you’re rocking with The…
Calva Louise have revealed plans for a headlining run across the UK this spring, mapping out a 10-date stretch that will see the alternative metal trio hitting cities throughout their home territory. Pre-sales for the newly announced dates are set to begin tomorrow, February 11th. The tour finds the band continuing to build momentum following their recent output, with stops ranging from club rooms to festival appearances, including a slot at Noizze Fest in Cardiff. Dates for the trek are as follows: If you’re rocking with The Mosh Network, hit the link and add us as a Preferred Source on…
Corrosion Of Conformity have rolled out the music video for their track “Gimme Some Moore,” coinciding with the song’s newly issued digital release after initially appearing only on vinyl. The clip was directed by vocalist/guitarist Pepper Keenan and filmed by Mike Holderbeast (Down, etc.), while guest gang vocals on the track come courtesy of Ministry’s Al Jourgensen and Monte Pittman (Madonna, Prong, etc.). The song will appear on the band’s upcoming eleventh studio effort, ‘Good God / Baad Man’, a 14-song double album due out April 03rd via Nuclear Blast. Longtime collaborator Stanton Moore handled drum duties on the record,…