San Francisco Bay Area metallers MACHINE HEAD have canceled their previously announced spring 2023 U.S. tour.
The 18-date “The Electric Happy Hour (Live)” trek was scheduled to kick off on May 15 in Ventura, California and make its way to Des Moines, Fort Wayne, and Detroit before ending in Los Ange…
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