Dez Fafara says that DEVILDRIVER will not be able to play this year’s edition of the U.K.’s Bloodstock Open Air festival due to health issues related to his battle with COVID-19.
Fafara explained DEVILDRIVER’s decision to pull out of the event after it was announced that his other band COAL CHAMBER…
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