German metallers PRIMAL FEAR are “still not able to do live shows,” less than a year after they announced they were scrapping all of their previously announced dates for 2021 and 2022 “due to a serious illness issue.” Four months after canceling the concerts, PRIMAL FEAR bassist and producer Mat Sin…
Related Articles
-
BLACK COUNTRY COMMUNION Hopes To Record Fifth Album In 2023
In a new interview with Andy Hall of the Des Moines, Iowa radio station Lazer 103.3, guitarist Joe Bonamassa...
-
Sydney Sweeney says row over ‘Trump party’ has “turned into a wildfire”
Photos of guests wearing MAGA merch at a family party circulated online The post Sydney Sweeney says row over ‘Trump...
-
JAY-Z Calls Minnesota Governor About Justice for George Floyd, Issues Statement
“I prevail on every politician, prosecutor, and officer in the country to have the courage to do what is...
-
John Cleese to present anti “cancel culture” show for GB News: “You should be prepared to be shocked”
The Monty Python star said he'd never be offered such a show by the BBC The post John Cleese to...
-
A Timeline of the “Strained Relationship” Between Megadeth’s Dave Mustaine and Ousted Bassist David Ellefson
A complete timeline of the "strained relationship" between Megadeth's Dave Mustaine and bassist David Ellefson. A Timeline of the “Strained...
-
Usher shares emotional self-directed music video for ‘I Cry’
All proceeds for the song will go to the Local Initiatives Support Corporation The post Usher shares emotional self-directed music...
-
In Photos: KISS Get Back Onstage in California After Band Member COVID-19 Battles
Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley have recovered from COVID-19, and KISS' farewell tour is back on track. In Photos: KISS...
-
Pink Floyd’s David Gilmour working on “new album” in the studio
Roger Eno, Guy Pratt and Adam Betts have been seen in the studio alongside Gilmour The post Pink Floyd’s...
0 Comments
