According to Blunt, Ahren Stringer (Self Checkout, ex-The Amity Affliction) recently appeared in Benalla Magistrates’ Court for charges related to a 2025 driving incident in Benalla, Australia. Those include driving at a dangerous speed, exceeding the speed limit by 45 km/h or more, refusing a prelminary breath test, refusing a preliminary oral fluid test, and using an unsafe or unroadworthy vehicle. A plea has yet to be entered. The case has been adjourned to May 26.
During their April 25 set at this year’s Sick New World festival in Las Vegas, NV, Evanescence performed their latest single, “Who Will You Follow,” live for the first time. You can see some fan-filmed footage of that below. The song will appear on the band’s new album “Sanctuary” (out June 5).
Last night (April 25), Foo Fighters served as the musical guests on “Saturday Night Live UK.” You can see footage of the band performing “Caught In The Echo” and “Child Actor” on the show below. Those tracks are from their latest album “Your Favorite Toy.”
During an appearance on SiriusXM’s “Trunk Nation With Eddie Trunk,” Dorothy singer Dorothy Martin and Godsmack frontman Sully Erna went public with their relationship. The couple also discussed their upcoming collaborative track “Set Me Free.”
Dorothy said the following:
“I love this man. He’s such a good, solid man. I feel safe with him. And we had a wonderful friendship for months and months. I’ve never laughed so much in my life. My face hurts.”
Erna also added the following about the new song:
“It’s actually really good. It’s a banger. It’s coming out soon. Me and her connected originally because we both went through some history and with bad relationships. A lot of people kind of go through these things, but we have the opportunity to kind of voice it and vent it through our art. So we both kind of had gone through a similar situation that just felt really appropriate to kind of write about it and set it free. And the song became obvious. And it’s just a down-and-dirty good hard rock song. And it’s not a ballad, it’s nothing sappy. It’s actually the opposite.”
[via Blabbermouth]
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