As previously reported, the September 27 date of the Louder Than Life festival in Louisville, KY was cancelled due to weather. As a result, many bands were unable to perform, including Slayer, who were set to play their second of three reunion shows. Despite the unfortunate situation, it appears ticketholders will have another a chance…
Earlier tonight (September 22), Slayer returned to the stage at Riot Fest in Chicago, IL. You can see fan-filmed footage from their set below. The concert served as the band’s first since wrapping up their “farewell tour” in 2019. As previously reported, they also have two other festival dates booked: 09/27 Louisville, KY – Louder…
Slayer have partnered with Coney Island Saucery to create their own “Raining Blood” hot sauce. Bottles can be pre-ordered HERE and they are expected to ship in late October. The following was said about the sauce: “Slayer, the iconic heavy metal band, has unleashed a fiery concoction known as “Raining Blood” hot sauce, a tribute…
During an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Kerry King further discussed Slayer’s upcoming festival appearances. He said the following: “I wasn’t ready to hang it up, but there’s really no point in going on with someone [Tom Araya] that doesn’t want to do it anymore, because then you’ve got a half-hearted person onstage. We…
During an interview with Audio Ink Radio, Slayer guitarist Kerry King further discussed the band’s upcoming festival appearances. According to him, when the band retired from touring, they “never said [they] were done playing.” King said the following: “I haven’t seen — I’ve texted Gary [Holt] off and on and Paul [Bostaph]’s with me all…
Slayer’s Paul Bostaph has teamed up with SceneFour to create new pieces of art made from his rhythms. The drummer said the following about that: “On August 22nd. I’m unveiling works of art made from my drumming with SceneFour called Nocturne Kraft. Rarely do they allow cameras into the studio, but here’s a quick look…
During a recent interview with Guitar World, Slayer guitarist Kerry King further discussed the band’s upcoming festival appearances. According to him, he “was very surprised” by the initial announcement. King said the following: “I was very surprised. I made my comments [about Slayer being finished] based on [bassist/vocalist Tom Araya] not wanting to play anymore.…
Slayer have collaborated with Igloo once again. The latest offering is a “South Of Heaven” cooler with speakers. Jon Sinko, global VP of partnerships and licensing at Igloo, said the following about the collaboration: “I’ve been a big fan of Slayer since the late ’80s, having seen them live as early as 1991 at MSG…
During an appearance on SiriusXM’s “Trunk Nation With Eddie Trunk,” Kerry King discussed Slayer’s upcoming festival appearances. He says he views the concerts as “three five-year anniversary shows of [their] last tour.” King said the following when asked if Slayer’s return will have a positive or negative effect on his solo project: “I see it…
Slayer have announced new limited edition vinyl pressings of “Repentless” and “The Repentless Killogy (Live At The Forum In Inglewood, CA).” Both records will be available on July 5. Pre-orders can be found HERE and HERE.
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