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Snot recently entered the studio to resume work on new material. You can see a photo of vocalist Andy Knapp tracking his parts below: View this post on Instagram
Snot have released a new plushie based on their late mascot Dobbs. You can get one for yourself HERE. The boxer, who famously appeared on the cover of the band’s 1997 album “Get Some”, sadly passed away in the same car crash that claimed the life of frontman Lynn Strait. View this post on Instagram
Soulfly, Nailbomb, and Snot have booked an Australian tour for early next year. Here’s the dates: 01/24 Perth, AUS – Perth HPC (Froth And Fury) (no Snot) 01/31 Adelaide, AUS – Adelaide Showgrounds (Froth And Fury) (no Snot) 01/26 Brisbane, AUS – The Tivoli 01/27 Sydney, AUS – The Enmore 01/30 Melbourne, AUS – The…
During their August 10 show at The 1865 in Southampton, England, Snot paid tribute to the late Ozzy Osbourne with a live cover of Black Sabbath’s “Children Of The Grave.” You can see fan-filmed footage of that below:
Snot are currently in the studio working on two new songs. The tracks are being produced by Chris Collier. The band said the following: “SNOT has just entered the studio with producer, engineer, mixer Chris Collier @cmc21productions at the helm laying down tracks for two brand new songs which are set to be released late…
On May 18, Snot reunited with drummer Shannon Larkin (ex-Godsmack) for a special set at the Welcome To Rockville festival in Daytona Beach, FL. You can see some fan-filmed footage from that performance below:
Snot have recruited Shannon Larkin (ex-Godsmack) to handle drums during their May 18 set at Welcome To Rockville in Daytona Beach, FL. The band commented: “Due to Jamie Miller currently on tour in Spain with Bad Religion, legendary drummer Shannon Larkin will be joining snot on the drum throne this Sunday at @WelcomeToRockville in Daytona…
On April 25, Doc Coyle (God Forbid, ex-Bad Wolves) played his first live show with Snot at HQ in Denver, CO. You can see some fan-filmed footage of him performing “Stoopid” and “Joy Ride” with the band below. As previously reported, Coyle is serving as a fill-in for ex-guitarist Sonny Mayo.
Sonny Mayo has exited Snot. The band’s upcoming shows will move forward with fill-in guitarist Doc Coyle (God Forbid, ex-Bad Wolves). Guitarist Mikey Doling commented: “There’s something I need to tell y’all. Sonny Mayo has decided to quit Snot. Snot doesn’t fit into his life right now, and he just wants to focus on himself…
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