It looks like Ice Nine Kills have some sort of involvement in “Scream 7.” The band teased a collaboration with the film during their December 12 show at the OVO Arena Wembley in London, UK. You can check out that clip below. “Scream 7” is scheduled to hit theaters on February 27.
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Rumors Circulate Regarding Identity Of Bad Wolves’ New Singer
New rumors circulating seem to suggest that Bad Wolves’ new singer may be Killboy. The musician previously revealed that she had joined a new band. Furthermore, she decided to name her spider Wolfie. Notably, that pet’s enclosure also seemingly appeared in a studio photo from guitarist AJ Rebollo. Further clues have also been shared via Reddit. This news comes after ex-frontman Tommy Vext previously claimed that drummer John Boecklin had recruited Animals As Leaders guitarist Javier Reyes and a female vocalist.
[via The PRP]
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Watch Guns N’ Roses, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Pearl Jam, Etc. Members Perform At Corporate Christmas Party
On December 11, Eldridge Industries hosted a private Christmas party in Port Chester, NY. The event featured an all-star covers band called The Dirty Bats. The core lineup consisted of Slash (Guns N’ Roses), Duff McKagan (Guns N’ Roses), Andrew Watt (Post Malone, etc.), and Chad Smith (Red Hot Chili Peppers). A number of other guests also took part including: Yungblud, Brandi Carlile, Anthony Kiedis (Red Hot Chili Peppers), Eddie Vedder (Pearl Jam), and Bruno Mars. The setlist and footage can be found below.
Setlist:
With Yungblud:
01. “Start Me Up” (The Rolling Stones cover)
02. “Stay With Me” (Faces cover)
03. “War Pigs” (Black Sabbath cover)With Brandi Carlile:
04. “Black Dog” (Led Zeppelin cover)
05. “The Story” (Brandi Carlile track)
06. “Tie Your Mother Down” (Queen cover)With Anthony Kiedis:
07. “Ace Of Spades” (Motörhead cover)
08. “Search And Destroy” (Iggy & The Stooges cover)
09. “Nervous Breakdown” (Black Flag cover)
10. “If You Want Me To Stay” (Sly & The Family Stone cover)
11. “Whipping Post” (The Allman Brothers Band)With Eddie Vedder:
12. “Corduroy” (Pearl Jam cover)
13. “Better Man” (Pearl Jam cover)
14. “Wishlist” (Pearl Jam cover)
15. “Waiting On A Friend” (The Rolling Stones cover)
16. “Sonic Reducer” (Dead Boys cover)
17. “(What’s So Funny ‘Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding” (Brinsley Schwarz cover)With Bruno Mars:
18. “Whole Lotta Love” (Led Zeppelin cover)
19. “Roxanne” (The Police cover)
20. “Fire” (Jimi Hendrix cover)
21. “Dirty Diana” (Michael Jackson cover)
22. “Smells Like Teen Spirit” (Nirvana cover)With Bruno Mars, Anthony Kiedis, Eddie Vedder, Brandi Carlile, and Yungblud:
23. “Johnny B. Goode” (Chuck Berry cover)
24. “Rockin’ In The Free World” (Neil Young cover)[via The PRP]
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Ministry, Obituary, Agalloch, Etc. Added To 2026 Milwaukee Metal Fest
More bands have been added to next year’s Milwaukee Metal Fest. That event will take place at The Rave/Eagles Ballroom in Milwaukee, WI on June 5-7. A pre-party is also being scheduled for June 4. The updated lineup includes: Acid Bath, Killswitch Engage, Ministry, Obituary, Power Trip, Agalloch, After The Burial, All Shall Perish, Nails, Iron Reagan, Havok, Nunslaughter, Hirax, Integrity, Prong, Internal Bleeding, UADA, Deadguy, Master, Weekend Nachos, Morta Skuld, Polkadot Cadaver, Sworn Enemy, Belushi Speedball, Incite, Casket Robbery, Dusk, Jeffrey Nothing, Brick By Brick, Dead By Wednesday, Human Artifacts, Thanatotic Desire, Eyes Of The Living, Misery, Striking 13, Trip To The Morgue, and Dark Horse Prophet.
Acid Bath, After The Burial, Agalloch, All Shall Perish, Belushi Speed Ball, Belushi Speedball, Brick By Brick, Casket Robbery, Dark Horse Prophet, Dead By Wednesday, Deadguy, Dusk, Eyes Of The Living, Havok, Hirax, Human Artifacts, Incite, Integrity, Internal Bleeding, Iron Reagan, Jeffrey Nothing, Killswitch Engage, Master, Metal, Milwaukee Metalfest, Ministry, Misery, Morta Skuld, Nails, Nunslaughter, Obituary, Polkadot Cadaver, Power Trip, Prong, Striking 13, Sworn Enemy, Thanatotic Desire, Trip To The Morgue, Uada, Weekend Nachos -
Director Of Unauthorized Wayne Static And Tera Wray Documentary Responds To “Strenuous Objection” From The Couple’s Families
As previously reported, Matt Zane recently launched a crowdfunding campaign for an unauthorized documentary on Wayne Static (Static-X) and Tera Wray despite the wishes of the late married couple’s families. Now, the filmmaker has officially responded to their “strenuous objection,” saying his “obligation isn’t to the families — it’s to Wayne and Tera.”
Zane said the following:
“I understand the family’s concerns, especially Wayne’s sister Aimee who is a wonderful person, but my obligation isn’t to the families — it’s to Wayne and Tera. They asked me to do this, and I know they would want the focus to be on the two of them.”
He went on to discuss the families’ request to turn over unseen footage for Static-X’s “Evil Disco” documentary:
“I think the family is a bit confused about the creation of the official documentary ‘Evil Disco‘. I was hired and edited about 85% of that and in good faith allowed my footage to be used within the edit. I never signed over the footage legally for use but was willing to do so if the agreed-upon terms were met. I also allowed my personal footage of Wayne to be used in multiple music videos such as ‘Stay Alive‘ and ‘All These Years‘ even though the band hasn’t officially licensed it from me.”
He continued:
“I personally think both movies can exist. I watched a working cut of Evil Disco with Wayne’s sister Aimee and it’s really cool, but it’s more about the band — past and present. My movie is about Wayne and Tera.”
He also added the following about the unreleased music he worked on with Wayne:
“As far as the unreleased music, unfortunately I’m unable to use any of that without the family’s consent. What I may do is create tracks based off of the music Wayne and I worked on and bring in other singers, similar to what Jonathan Davis did for ‘Queen Of The Damned.’
But I can tell you this: there are six tracks Wayne wrote and recorded that I did not have any part in that are truly his final solo works. Yes, his vocals are on them and they were done in 2013.”
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