The lineup has been revealed for next year’s edition of Lamb Of God’s “Headbangers Boat” cruise. The boat will sail from Miami, Florida to the Great Stirrup Cay in the Bahamas on October 30 to November 3 and it will feature: Lamb Of God, Zakk Sabbath, The Dillinger Escape Plan, In Flames, GWAR, The Haunted, D.R.I., 200 Stab Wounds, X-Cops, and Mark Morton’s solo band. More details can be found HERE.
The lineup has been revealed for this year’s “KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas” concert. The show will be held at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California on December 13 and it will feature the following: Evanescence, Papa Roach, Social Distortion, Rise Against, The All-American Rejects, Third Eye Blind, Yellowcard, Wet Leg, and The Paradox.
The lineup has been revealed for this year’s edition of Live 105’s “Not So Silent Night” concert. The show will take place at the SAP Center in San Jose, California on December 14 and it will feature the following: Sublime, Evanescence, Yellowcard, Wet Leg, and The Paradox.
AC/DC have added new North American and Latin American legs to their “Power Up” tour. The Pretty Reckless will open.
Tour Dates:
02/24 São Paulo, BR – Estádio do MorumBIS
03/11 Santiago, CL – Parque Estadio Nacional
03/23 Buenos Aires, AR – Estadio River Plate
04/07 Mexico City, MX – Estadio GNP Seguros
07/11 Charlotte, NC – Bank of America Stadium
07/15 Columbus, OH – Ohio Stadium
07/19 Madison, WI – Camp Randall Stadium
07/24 San Antonio, TX – Alamodome
07/28 Denver, CO – Empower Field at Mile High
08/01 Las Vegas, NV – Allegiant Stadium
08/05 San Francisco, CA – Levi’s Stadium
08/09 Edmonton, AB – Commonwealth Stadium
08/13 Vancouver, BC – BC Place
08/27 Atlanta, GA – Mercedes-Benz Stadium
08/31 Houston, TX – NRG Stadium
09/04 South Bend, IN – Dame Stadium
09/08 St. Louis, MO – The Dome at America’s Center
09/12 Montreal, QC – Parc Jean-Drapeau
09/16 Toronto, ON – Rogers Stadium
09/25 East Rutherford, NJ – MetLife Stadium
09/29 Philadelphia, PA – Lincoln Financial Field
Savatage have announced their “Prelude To Madness” European tour. The trek will take place next summer and it will include headlining dates and festival appearances.
Tour Dates:
06/03-06 Sölvesborg, SWE – Sweden Rock Festival
07/19 Istanbul, TUR – Zorlu PSM Turkcell Sahnesi
07/21 Bucharest, ROM – Arenele Romane Open Air (feat. Trooper)
07/23 Plovdiv, BUL – BE4 Hills
07/25 Athens, GRE – Release Festival
07/27 Pompeii, ITA – Amphitheatre of Pompeii (very special show with orchestra)
07/28 Este, ITA – Castello Carrarese (feat. Vision Divine)
07/30 Wacken, GER – Wacken Open Air
08/01 Tilburg, NET – O13
08/03 Pratteln, SWI – Z7 Open Air (feat. Nevermore)
08/05 Villena, SPA – Leyendas Del Rock
08/07 Kortrijk, BEL – Alcatraz Festival
08/08 Hamburg, GER – Elb-Riot
08/09 Geiselwind, GER – Keep It True
08/11 Warsaw, POL- Progresja (feat. Nevermore and Armored Saint)
08/12 Leipzig, GER – Parkbühne (feat. Nevermore)
08/13 Bonn, Germany – KUNST!RASEN (feat. Nevermore)
08/15 Moravský Krumlov, Czech Republic – Rock Castle
During a recent appearance on the Pod Scum podcast, Exhorder’s Kyle Thomas offered an update on the band’s new album plans. According to him, the group have started working on material for the effort and a 2027 release is likely.
Thomas said the following:
“At the moment, I’m kind of in the middle of recording a new TROUBLE album. I gotta get back on to it and get busy with it again. We’re planning on releasing that next year and doing some touring.
But EXHORDER is back in the mindset of, okay, in March it’ll be two years since this album was released. Touring cycles for albums are typically a two-year run now instead of a one-year run like it used to be. So we’re feeling that, okay, now it’s time. The good news is, is we’ve fulfilled our contractual obligation to our label. But we’ve already talked with them about, ‘Well, if y’all wanna work again, let’s talk.’ So I have no concern of whether or not we’re gonna have a record deal. It’s just a matter of how it’s gonna happen and when.
We have just really kind of gotten started on the content for that next album. I’ve got probably fewer cohesive ideas than Jason [VieBrooks] does. Jason’s got probably four to six structures and skeletons of songs that will eventually be songs, and he’s recorded four of those with Sasha [Horn], just to kind of see what’s gonna work and what’s not — just pre-production, normal pre-production.
My stuff’s a lot more jumbled. I’ve got so many videos of riffs — a lot of good stuff, and I know a lot of it’s probably not gonna make it to the album, but I haven’t had the time really to focus on it that Jason has, and I’m okay with it because Jason, musically, has been the one carrying the weight on his shoulders, as far as coming up with songs for last couple of albums. So I’m happy that he’s good at that and enjoys doing it because it takes a lot of responsibility and burden off of me if I’m not able to get to it soon enough. So it doesn’t matter to me if this time I only have two songs instead of four that made it to the album.
And now that we’ve got [former CANNIBAL CORPSE guitarist] Pat [O’Brien] interested [in contributing to the songwriting], say Pat’s got two of ’em. Let’s say Pat’s got two or three of ’em, I got two or three of ’em, and Jason’s got four or five of ’em, already we’ve got more songs than we need.”
He continued when asked about release plans:
“I’m gonna say 2027. We don’t wanna ever be in a rush.”
[via Blabbermouth]
Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl recently shared a photo of himself wearing one of Korn’s purple Adidas tracksuits. He also included the phrase: “This time of year always makes me think of Kornfields.” You can check out that post below. Notably, Korn’s Jonathan Davis, James “Munky” Shaffer, and Ray Luzier have all responded as well:
[via The PRP]
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