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…
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