During their August 29 show in Poznan, Poland, Fear Factory performed their latest single, “Roboticist,” live for the first time. You can see fan-filmed footage of that below. Notably, the band also broke out “No One” for the first time since 2001 and “Arise Above Oppression” for the first time since 2005.
Fear Factory have premiered a new video for their new song “Roboticist.” The track is the band’s first to feature new vocalist Milo Silvestro. The clip’s arrival coincides with “Judgment Day” from the “Terminator” franchise. Guitarist Dino Cazares commented: “The future isn’t coming. It’s already here, ‘Roboticist’ is the next evolution of Fear Factory. Man,…
Sicksense have announced fall North American tour. Select shows will find the band opening for artists like Mushroomhead, Fear Factory, Heal The Hurt, Primer 55, 40 Below Summer, and Eyes Set To Kill. Tour Dates: 11/05 Davenport, IA – Redstone Room 11/08 Toledo, OH – Frankie’s 11/09 Chicago, IL – The WC Social Club With…
Fear Factory have announced a new single titled “Roboticist.” A music video for the track will be debut on August 29. Notably, that date also serves as “Judgment Day” in the “Terminator” franchise. View this post on Instagram
It looks like we’re getting even closer to new Fear Factory music. According to guitarist Dino Cazares, the band “have a new single coming out in August.” Cazares told Rock & Pop 95.9 the following: “Well, I think that FEAR FACTORY’s riding on all cylinders. We’re a very tight unit. We have a record that’s…
Fear Factory recently filmed a music video for an upcoming single. You can find some behind the scenes footage from that shoot below: Testing out the props for the new video we are filming pic.twitter.com/j9TF5wouuN — Fear Factory (@FearFactory) June 4, 2026
According to News.com.au, a Fear Factory fan named Seamus Duignan was killed following the band’s May 22 show in Sydney, Australia. The man, who was celebrating his 28th birthday, died after his Uber was struck by a vehicle that crossed into the wrong lane. Both drivers were killed as well. Fear Factory guitarist Dino Cazares…
During Fear Factory’s May 19 show at Metropolis Fremantle in Perth, Australia, the band performed “Invisible Wounds (Dark Bodies)” for the first time since 2001 and “Industrial Discipline” and “Final Exit“ for the first time since 2010. You can see fan-filmed footage from that set below:
It looks like we’re getting closer to the release of new music from Fear Factory. According to guitarist Dino Cazares, “more than one single will be out this year.” Cazares told Wall Of Sound the following when asked about release plans for the band’s new album: “I don’t have a date when the whole record’s…
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