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Anthrax confirmed the arrival of the follow-up album to "For All Kings," which was released in 2016. #Anthrax #DaveGrohl -
Anthrax's Joey Belladonna Reveals Why He Would Have Done Journey Frontman Gig in the Past
Joey Belladonna debuted his Journey tribute band, Beyond Frontiers, while promoting with Anthrax. #JoeyBelladonna #Journey #BeyondFrontiers -
Scott Ian Shares Progress of Anthrax's Upcoming 12th Studio Album
Anthrax's upcoming album will serve as a follow-up to the band's "For All Kings," which was released in 2016. #Anthrax #ScottIan -
Joey Belladonna’s Journey Tribute Band TOUR 2023: Anthrax Singer’s Official Tour Dates, Tickets, and More Details
Joey Belladonna will be taking his Journey Tribute Band to different cities across the United States later this summer and fall; check out the complete tour dates below. #JoeyBelladonna #JoeyBelladonnasJourneyTributeBand -
Anthrax New Album Release Date: Frank Bello Shares Status of Band's Upcoming Material
Anthrax's drummer Charlie Benante previously revealed that he and his bandmates were preparing to record new songs for an upcoming album, but the material's release date was not set this year. #Anthrax -
ANTHRAX's Joey Belladonna Slams Singers Who Lipsync During Concerts
Anthrax's Joey Belladonna reacted to music artists who opt to use pre-recorded tracks during tours and shows. #Anthrax #JoeyBelladonna -
Big 4 Tour: Megadeth, Metallica, Slayer, Anthrax Concert Coming Soon?: David Ellefson Speaks Out!
Dave Ellefson weighs in on the topic of Big 4, featuring bands like Megadeth, Metallica, Slayer, and Anthrax, going on tour again after Scott Ian's previous remarks. #DaveEllefson #Big4 -
Real Reason Why Rob Caggiano Left Anthrax Revealed
Rob Caggiano shocked Anthrax fans when he announced his departure in 2013. #RobCaggiano #Anthrax -
Why Joey Belladona Finds It Hard To Return To Anthrax Revealed
Joey Belladonna played a huge role in Anthrax's career, but the musician reportedly finds it hard now to go back with the band. #JoeyBelladona #Anthrax -
The Big Four Of Metal: Horsemen Of The Apocalypse
Fans say that when you do not know who the Big Four of Metal is, then you are not a metal fan at all. Almost everyone can name the Big Four like the back of their hand. Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax, and Slayer made a significant impact on the world of heavy metal. -
Fan Gets Kicked Out Of Slayer Concert, Swims Across Lake Ontario To Get Back
An unnamed fan was desperate to get back to the Slayer concert that he swam across Lake Ontario to enter the venue. Anthrax guitarist Scott Ian captured photos of the man paddling his way back to Budweiser Stage. -
The 1975 'I Like It When You Sleep...' Bests Adele, Macklemore for No. 1 U.S. Album
There's no sleeping on The 1975. The British alt-rock band's new album I Like It When You Sleep, for You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware of It has debuted as the No. 1 album in the United States, besting new releases from the likes of Macklemore & Ryan Lewis and Anthrax. -
Spotify Claims Metal Fans "Most Loyal" Among Genres; Is That A Bad Thing?
A study from Spotify has indicated that of all the genres in music, metal fans are the "most loyal" to their genre of choice. That may not be a good thing for metalheads. -
Rating First Thrash Albums Without Founding Members: Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax and More
Slayer announced today that its new album 'Repentless' would be released later this year, marking the thrash group's first time without guitarist Jeff Hanneman (who died during 2013). Some would argue that it's sacrilege (rim shot) for Slayer to continue without Hanneman. Before we weigh in on the matter, we're going to look at the rest of the big names in the thrash metal scene to check out how they did after they lost one of their founding members. Check out the bands (Metallica, Megadeth and more), the albums they released, and how those albums stack up against the rest of the band's catalogue. -
Rock on The Range 2015 Day 3 Review & Recap: Linkin Park Goes Big, Rise Against Connects, Tech N9ne Diversifies
The third and final day of Rock on The Range, perhaps the largest pure rock festival in the United States, was beyond warm, but that didn't stop Linkin Park, Rise Against and Tech N9ne from dominating their sets. This is the third in a series of recaps from correspondent Ryan Book.
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