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Amidst Metal Injection's top stories of the week is the fall Kirk Hammett took off stage and the best albums of the year so far.

The final additions have been announced for the inaugural Endless Fires festival, set for August 15th and 16th at Sharkey's Event Center in Syracuse, NY.The newly announced artists are:BoundariesBleeding ThroughEmmu...

The lineup for the 2026 Endless Fires festival has been expanded once again. The event will be held on August 15-16 at Sharkey's Event Center in Syracuse, NY and it will now feature the following:August 15:GWARCircl...

Along with Through The Eyes Of The Dead, On Broken Wings, and numerous others.

BUTTHOLE SURFERS are anything but a household name. The Texans sure did dig their dirty fingers into the pop cultural psyche with their hit song "Pepper" from 1996's "Electriclarryland", though, also notable was frontman Gibby Haynes's guest vocals on MINISTRY's early nineties staple "Jesus Built My...

Gwar has no fear as they act out 'disemboweling' the president in a faux execution common for the band, despite recent controversy.

GWAR, Danzig, the return of Faith No More and some dial-up.

Gwar sliced up a grotesque caricature of the US President – and some on the right were less than happy

GWAR have once again drawn backlash from MAGA influencers and other right-wing commentators after disemboweling an effigy of President Donald Trump during their performance at last weekend's Vans Warped Tour stop in...

And Blöthar The Berserker has implied that the band have faced governmental pressure over their onstage antics.

In a new interview with Rocking With Jam Man, GWAR frontman Mike "Blöthar The Berserker" Bishop addressed the backlash he and his bandmates received for gutting a President Donald Trump dummy while onstage at Riot Fest in Chicago last September. Footage from the concert showed a performer dressed as...

Beartooth are tired of the bullshit. Need proof? The pop-tinged metalcore outfit are purging exhaustive drama by letting out a cathartic roar on their latest Pure Ecstasy preview — tellingly dubbed “Bullshit.” The new tune follows album previews “Free” and “Pure Ecstasy” as a metallically-judding, 808-beating and anthemically rocking paean to pushing out toxic, paralytic thoughts (“I never can trust what’s in my head”) and diving into a bolder, more independent tomorrow. “ Bullshit’ is a familiar song I’ve written many times,” vocalist Caleb Shomo commented. “I wanted to revisit the musical style that was the catalyst of so much healing and discovery in my earlier years of Beartooth. It’s an exercise in letting the truth out about what you’re sick of in your own life.” He continues: “Sometimes the easiest way to deal with something is to yell about it as loud as you can. Can confirm, it felt as amazing to do this exercise now as I’d did when I was 19.” As previously reported, Beartooth’s Pure Ecstasy is due out August 28th via Fearless Records. A pre-order for a Revolver-exclusive vinyl pressing on Half Blue/Half Purple with Black Splatter”-colored wax (limited to 500 copies) is available in our shop. Beartooth’s “Pure Ecstasy Tour” begins November 11th at Boston, Massachusetts’ MGM Music Hall at Fenway. You’ll find the full routing for the 23-show trip — which includes opening sets from Don Broco, Magnolia Park and Windwaker — over here.

Get details on tours for Danzig, The Dillinger Escape Club and Daughtry announced earlier this week.

The daily lineups have been revealed for this year's Riot Fest, scheduled for September 18th–20th at Douglass Park in Chicago, IL.Purchase tickets here. Twenty One Pilots will headline Friday, Tool will top Sat...

Heavy shock rockers GWAR are embarking on a mini tour with Weedeater and Brat this September, before their extensive fall tour.

Single day tickets are going on sale this week.

GWAR have announced a run of headlining dates surrounding their appearances at this year's Louder Than Life and Riot Fest.Weedeater and BRAT will join the intergalactic shock metal outfit on the trek. Tickets are se...

A brief run booked around their fall festival appearances.

John Goblikon kicks off his brand new column, MondaySucks, with MetalSucks by wondering if AI is really all that bad for the music industry.

Black Veil Brides, Journey and Hayley Williams are among the acts announcing new tour legs this week.