PANTERA has announced two concerts in Germany after the band’s festival appearances in the country were canceled following an outcry over singer Philip Anselmo’s previous racist remarks.
The reformed group — featuring PANTERA’s surviving members Anselmo and Rex Brown (bass) along with guitarist Zakk…
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