Ghost have been forced to cancel three immediate U.S. tour dates due to severe weather conditions impacting multiple states across the Southeast. The affected shows were scheduled to take place between January 24th and January 26th in Tennessee and the Carolinas. In a statement issued on January 23rd, the Swedish occult rock band confirmed the cancellations were made following official emergency declarations and directives from local authorities. Remaining Tour Dates: 01/28 Uncasville, CT – Mohegan Sun Arena01/30 Montreal, QC – Bell Centre01/31 Toronto, ON – Scotiabank Arena02/02 Columbus, OH – Nationwide Arena02/04 Cincinnati, OH – Heritage Bank Center02/05 Peoria, IL…
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Mire, featuring former As I Lay Dying guitarist Nick Hipa, have unveiled the video for their new single ‘Pale Reflection’ and announced details for their upcoming full-length album of the same name. The metalcore outfit worked with producers Carson Slovak and Grant McFarland (August Burns Red, The Last Ten Seconds Of Life) on the record, which is scheduled for release on April 10th. The album marks the first material recorded with the band’s newest member, drummer JP Andrade. Alongside Hipa, Mire’s lineup includes vocalist Benton McKibben and guitarist/bassist Ryan Glisan. Speaking on January 23rd, Hipa reflected on the long road…
With Mudvayne preparing to step away for much of 2026, vocalist Chad Gray has announced a special one-off solo performance set to take place this spring in Las Vegas. Gray revealed the April 24th show at the Backstage Bar & Billiards will celebrate ‘30 Years Of Madness’, featuring a career-spanning set drawing from both Mudvayne and HELLYEAH material. The performance will feature what Gray described as a more intimate, “storyteller vibe,” backed by HELLYEAH guitarist Christian Brady and Mudvayne touring guitarist Marcus Rafferty. Kami Kehoe will open the night. While currently billed as a standalone event, Gray has left the…
Poppy has officially released her new album ‘Empty Hands’ via Sumerian Records, unveiling a music video for its latest single, “Time Will Tell,” alongside the record’s arrival. The video was once again directed by Orie McGinness (Bad Omens, Volumes), continuing his recent visual collaborations with the artist. Musically, the track sees Jordan Fish — formerly of Bring Me The Horizon — handling both co-writing and production duties, further shaping the sonic direction of Poppy’s seventh full-length release. 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…
Polyphia guitarist Tim Henson has officially launched his debut solo track, “Original Sin,” marking his first standalone musical release outside of the band. The song arrives alongside the announcement of Henson’s new high-end clothing brand, which also shares the Original Sin name. Henson explained that the track began as a digitally driven composition before finding its identity on a nylon-string guitar: “‘Original Sin’ started as something digital with synths and keys, but once I translated it to my nylon-string guitar, everything clicked. I wanted to play with contradiction: a waltz that feels like it’s driving forward, something elegant but uncomfortable.”…
Megadeth have officially released their long-anticipated cover of Metallica’s ‘Ride The Lightning’, closing out their newly released self-titled studio album with a full-circle nod to the band’s earliest roots. The track appears as a bonus cut on Megadeth, marking a symbolic moment for founder Dave Mustaine, who originally co-wrote ‘Ride The Lightning’ before his departure from Metallica in 1983. Mustaine has previously described the decision to cover the song as a gesture of respect toward his former bandmates, Metallica vocalist James Hetfield and drummer Lars Ulrich. “It was about paying my respects and closing the circle,” Mustaine has said of…
Finnish melodic death metallers Omnium Gatherum have dropped a surprise new single, “Moongold,” today, January 22nd. The track originates from sessions for their latest album, May The Bridges We Burn Light The Way, and the band describes it as a high-energy, live-focused anthem. Vocalist Jukka Pelkonen explained: “‘Moongold’ follows the overall style of the album. It’s fast and packed with energy, and while the song is somewhat stripped down, its layers reveal themselves after a few spins. It’s one of my favorites from these sessions, and I truly hope it will make its way into our live setlist.” Guitarist Markus…
Rivers Of Nihil have been confirmed as direct support for progressive metal veterans Queensrÿche on a run of European and UK dates this summer. The progressive technical death metal outfit will appear on select headline shows surrounding Queensrÿche’s various festival appearances across the continent, giving fans multiple chances to catch the pairing in more intimate club settings. More dates may be announced around festival appearances as the summer approaches. Queensrÿche w/ Rivers Of Nihil – Summer 2026 06/12 Köln, GER – Essigfabrik06/16 Hamburg, GER – Markthalle06/17 Frankfurt, GER – Batschkapp06/22 Manchester, UK – Club Academy06/23 London, UK – Islington Assembly…
Scottish death/slam chaos merchants Party Cannon have locked in a March 27 release date for their new EP, Subjected To A Partying — and in true Party Slam fashion, they’re issuing it in one of the most absurd formats imaginable: a limited-edition Nintendo 64 cartridge. Yes, the 1996-era console. Alongside standard digital and physical formats, the EP will be available on an actual N64 game cartridge, custom-designed and ported by the band’s own Vominic Stonebones. The release also marks the first recorded output featuring new vocalist Daryl “The Frogman” Boyce. Bassist Clankenstein explained the band’s thinking behind the stunt: “We…
Former Red Hot Chili Peppers producer Michael Beinhorn has claimed that vocalist Anthony Kiedis is effectively tone deaf, describing the issue as a genuine difficulty with hearing pitch rather than a stylistic choice. Beinhorn made the remarks during a recent Reddit AMA, responding to a fan who praised “Knock Me Down”, the second single from the band’s 1989 album Mother’s Milk. The fan also asked why guitarist John Frusciante handled much of the song’s vocal presence and whether the track — written as a tribute to late guitarist Hillel Slovak — had alternate versions. According to Beinhorn, Frusciante’s vocal prominence…
