Metal Anarchy

  • Metallica On Las Vegas Sphere Residency: “We Will Not Be Adding Additional Shows”

    Metallica have confirmed that they will not be adding anymore dates to their upcoming residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas, NV. Despite this, the band “are hoping to offer more in the future.”

    The group commented:

    “Thank You Sphere Fans!

    Wow! What a week. We are so appreciative and grateful to all of you for the incredible response to our upcoming Life Burns Faster residency at Sphere in Las Vegas. We are completely and utterly blown away and cannot believe that we will have 24 amazing nights on stage there, all thanks to you and a record-breaking week.

    At this point in time, we will not be adding additional shows, but we are hoping to offer more in the future. In the meantime, we hear you loud and clear that the ticket-buying process was often frustrating and not always smooth. We’re working with our partners to improve this experience and offer some remedies for the next time around.

    We are looking forward to a very exciting 2026, starting off with seeing many of you in Europe this spring and summer as the M72 tour hits the road again in May. Before we know it, we’ll be exploring new frontiers along with fans from around the world in Las Vegas, and we can’t wait!”

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  • Oathbound Premiere “Insomniac” Video

    Oathbound have premiered a new video for their song “Insomniac.” This track is from the band’s latest album “Colors In Grey.” Guitarist Taylor Harper said the following about the clip:

    “This video is deeply personal, born from our own battles with anxiety-driven insomnia. We chose the Cthulhu mythos to represent that 3:00 AM dread—a cosmic, overwhelming weight that feels impossible to escape. We hope viewers struggling with their own ‘monsters’ feel seen. Filming on the Washington coast in December presented massive challenges. Between heavy flooding and hauling gear down steep trails, we battled unpredictable weather that swung from rain to blue skies. The highlight was watching Brandon and Brenton work waist-deep in frigid, sketchy surf. Brandon’s efficient workflow and quick thinking on set were fantastic, allowing us to capture the miserable, cold atmosphere essential for the video.”

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  • Korn’s Jonathan Davis To Serve As Grand Marshall At Pennzoil 400 NASCAR Race

    Korn frontman Jonathan Davis has been chosen to serve as the grand marshal during the Pennzoil 400 NASCAR race. That event will take place at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway in Las Vegas, NV on March 15. You can see footage of Davis driving a Sick New World-branded car below:

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  • After Forever Share “Monolith Of Doubt” Live Video

    After Forever have shared a new live video for their song “Monolith Of Doubt.” The clip was filmed during the band’s October 5, 2025 reunion show at the 013 Poppodium in Tilburg, NET. The group commented:

    “Both our shows in Tilburg on October 4th and 5th, 2025 were truly special nights for us. For those who were there and would like to relive these moments — and for everyone who wished they could have joined us — we’re happy to share our first live video from these unforgettable concerts. This performance of ‘Monolith Of Doubt’ was filmed during our second night at 013 Poppodium. Enjoy, and thank you for being part of this journey with us. All audio in this video is taken from the actual live recording. No additional studio recordings or overdubs were used.”

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  • Disturbed’s David Draiman Sings U.S. And Israeli National Anthems At The Algemeiner’s J100 Gala

    Yesterday (March 9), Disturbed’s David Draiman sang the U.S. and Israeli national anthems during The Algemeiner’s 2026 J100 gala in New York, NY. You can see footage of that below. Draiman was also honored during the event. Notably, the frontman has remained a controversial figure in recent years due to his fierce support of Israel. He infamously signed an artillery shell in that country in 2024.

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  • “The Ballad Of Judas Priest” Documentary To Receive North American Premiere At Canada’s Hot Docs Festival

    Judas Priest’s new documentary, “The Ballad Of Judas Priest,” will be receiving its North American premiere at the Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival. That event will be held in Toronto, ON on April 23 to May 3.

    Co-directors Sam Dunn and Tom Morello previously commented on the film:

    “While some may know Judas Priest for their huge hits that have shaped the heavy metal genre, there is so much more to their story. Tracing their incredible 50-year journey, this film will capture how Judas Priest both defined the sound and look of metal, but also made it a more inclusive place along the way.”

    Frontman Rob Halford added:

    “We have lived and breathed metal for over five decades, and finally in this documentary we are summoning our congregation to officially witness our lives uncensored, in a never-before-seen way…the cassock comes off, revealing Priest in all its metal glory!”

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  • Bon Jovi Biopic In The Works

    According to Deadline, Universal are working on a new Bon Jovi biopic. Jon Bon Jovi is involved in the project and the studio will have access to the band’s full catalog. Cody Brotter is writing the screenplay for the film and it will be overseen by Universal’s director of production development Jacqueline Garell. Kevin J. Walsh and Gotham Chopra will produce the movie. That duo’s company, Religion Of Sports, previously produced the 2024 Hulu documentary series “Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story.”

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  • mclusky Premiere “as a dad” Music Video

    mclusky have premiered a new video for their new song “as a dad.” This track is from the band’s new mini-album, “i sure am getting sick of this bowling alley,” which will receive a digital release on March 20 and a vinyl release on May 1.

    The group commented:

    “‘as a dad‘ is a song about several things.

    the first of these several things are men who begin sentences / clauses with ‘as a dad…’. which is fine as long as the sentence / clause bears no relevance to the actual experience of being a dad. occasionally though, the prefix is appropriate (about 1/7). society must bend to this.

    the second of the several things is a modern child’s wonder at how much it must despise its male progenitor in the early stages of life. the mother is all. the father can fall down the stairs and die in a puddle of his own slippers, and that’s okay.

    the third, and last i can be arsed to list, of the several things, is something to do with the pride of being replaced by your offspring. i look forward to gradually fading into the background (unless i die suddenly in an avalanche) and becoming a grey footnote set against a sofa. when i stop breathing i hope nobody notices for at least an hour – this means that whatever board game is being played at this family gathering i’ve just fantasised is at least competitive (and wasn’t an expensive waste of time and money).”

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  • Exhorder Announce U.S. Tour With Skinlab

    Exhorder have announced a headlining U.S. tour. Skinlab will serve as support.

    Tour Dates:

    04/02 Morgantown, WV – 123 Pleasant Street
    04/03 Rochester, NY – Montage Music Hall
    04/04 Albany, NY – Empire
    04/05 Portland, ME – Genos Rock Club
    04/06 Providence, RI – Alchemy
    04/07 Manchester, NH – Jewell
    04/08 Hamden, CT – Space Ballroom
    04/09 Amityville, NY – AMH
    04/10 Harrisburg, PA – Capital City Music Hall
    04/11 Manalapan, NJ – Locals
    04/12 Chesapeake, VA – Riffhouse
    04/13 Atlanta, GA – 529
    04/14 Raleigh, NC – Chapel Of Bones
    04/15 Piedmont, SC – Tribbles
    04/16 Chattanooga, TN – BoneBar
    04/17 Dunbar, WV – Live At The Shop
    04/18 Chicago, IL – Reggie’s
    04/19 Cadillac, MI – The Venue

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  • Gene Simmons On Celebrities Speaking Out About Politics: “Do Your Art & Shut Up.”

    During a recent interview with TMZ, Gene Simmons (KISS) blasted celebrities who speak about politics. He says they need to “do [their] art and shut up.”

    Simmons offered a sarcastic response on the topic:

    “Everybody in the world should listen to what actors and comedians say, because they’re so qualified. Basically shut the fuck up. Do your art and shut up. Nobody’s interested in your opinions, that includes me. Who I vote for, who I like. Who the f*ck do you think you are?

    People in America work hard for their living and they don’t wanna be lectured to by people who live in mansions and drive Rolls-Royces. It’s time for everybody in the entertainment industry to shut their piehole and just do you art. Nobody cares what you think. I don’t. What will Mark Ruffalo — however the f*ck he pronounces his name, Ruffalo, buffalo — what does Mark think about politics? I don’t care.”

    He also clapped back at those who disagree:

    “Go to Kylie Jenner and see what she thinks about the war so far.”

    This news comes shortly after Lamb Of God’s Randy Blythe recently blasted people who criticize artists for sharing their political beliefs.

    [via The PRP]

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