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Pantera New Guitarist: THIS Swedish Musician Says Philip Anselmo Considered Him to Be a Part of the Band

A Swedish musician shared his experience hanging out with Pantera, saying Philip Anselmo told him that the band considered him to be a guitarist for their new lineup that made a comeback last year.#PhilipAnselmo #Pantera
Pantera Concerts Canceled After Phil Anselmo Made THIS Offensive Remark

While the two German festivals have provided the reason why they pulled the plug on the lineup, Vienna has yet to announce theirs.#Pantera
Corey Taylor of Slipknot on Phil Anselmo's Nazi Salute, Racism in Metal in New Interview

Phil Anselmo’s Nazi salute at Dimebash is one everyone’s mind in the metal community and Corey Taylor of Slipknot is no exception as he talks about it in a new interview.
Phil Anselmo Offers to Quit Down After Nazi Salute and "White Power" Shout Out Scandal

If there’s one thing that you should never joke about onstage, it’s Nazis and “White Power.” Unfortunately for Phil Anselmo, he did both at a performance at Dimebash 2016 last month. Anselmo came under fire for what he claimed was a joke after a fan video surfaced online of Anselmo performing a Nazi salute and shouting “White Power.” In the wake of the scandal, he has gone as far as offering to quit his band Down.
Pantera's Phil Anselmo Apologizes for Nazi Salute at Dimebash Festival in Video [WATCH]

Phil Anselmo has formally apologized for the reported Nazi salute at Dimebash festival in a new video, uploaded today. He had already explained away his actions as being a joke, when he gave the salute and shouted “White Power!” at the show, but it appears that with all of the flak he’s been taking for it, the Pantera band member thought it pertinent to apologize.
Zakk Wylde Wants Pantera Reunion: 'I'm Just a Phone Call Away'

Since guitarist Dimebag Darrell passed away a little more than 10 years ago, Pantera has remained off the touring circuit. Singer Phil Anselmo, bassist Rex Brown and drummer Vinnie Paul survived Darrell, whose guitar work was key in the development of '80s and '90s heavy metal.