Rob Zombie's unparalleled dedication to horror continues with the announcement of his 'Great American Nightmare' concert series / horror attraction. Set to elicit screams and fear-induced hospitalizations in between live performances, the Great American Nightmare will open its doors for Halloween season, taking in brave guests on Thursdays through Sundays from Oct. 10 - Nov. 2.
After a massive trek with Coheed and Cambria earlier this year, Between the Buried and Me have unveiled a new batch of headlining tour dates for the fall where they will play the ‘The Parallax’ parts one and two in their entirety.
Yet another must-see metal tour has just been announced. Intergalactic metalmongers GWAR have just announced a handful of North American tour dates with Hatebreed and crossover thrash act Iron Reagan, which boasts members of Municipal Waste and Cannabis Corpse.
Wrapping poetic and poignant imagery in a haze of crushing riffs and ethereal melodies, the Austin, TX quartet, The Sword, delivers haunting, hypnotic, and heavy rock. Some call The Sword stoner metal or doom metal...I call em amazing.
If you're a fan of bands like Black Sabbath, then this is a show you can't miss. The Sword draws much of their influence from bands like Sabbath. But, you can't pigeonhole them into one type of sound. What you'll get from The Sword is an experience...one you'll never forget.
This show will truly be an epic one for Abilene.
If you like it heavy, then you'll love Impending Doom. Hailing from Riverside, California, Impending Doom are storming into town on June 24th to play the Abilene Civic Center.
The band refers to their style of music as "Gorship", which is described as "Worshiping God through gore-sounding music".
Over the weekend, I was hanging out with my brothers and chilling in the living room when one of them turned the TV over to an Avenged Sevenfold concert he had recorded. As I watched the show, I realized that I had never seen A7X live in concert
Armed with a brigade of rock, metal and electronic talent, Orion Music + More festival kicked off its weekend-long festival at Belle Isle in Detroit on Saturday (June 8), with Red Hot Chili Peppers closing out the evening.
Phil Anselmo's inaugural Housecore Horror Film Festival has just gotten more brutal! The horror gathering already boasted a solid lineup of all types of heavy bands, but Anselmo has just announced an updated lineup that is absolutely must-see.
