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Kerry King recalled how he reacted after finding out that his band, Slayer, was retiring. -
Will Slayer Release New Music Soon? Kerry King Sets the Record Straight Ahead of Upcoming Reunion Shows
Kerry King reveals whether Slayer will release new music or embark on a tour after their upcoming reunion shows later this year. -
Slayer Reunion Impossible After Final Tour, Gary Holt Explains Why
Slayer band members offered different thoughts about a potential reunion after their 2018-2019 farewell tour. #Slayer -
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 -
‘Judas Priest’ Heavily Impacted ‘Slayer’: Guitarist Kerry King Reveals How
'Slayer's Kerry King shares the how 'Judas Priest' heavily impacted their band through the years. #JudasPriest #Slayer #KerryKing -
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. -
4-Year-Old Girl Breaks Down After Being Told She Can’t Go See Slayer
A young girl broke down in tears after being told she could not watch Slayer in its final world tour. The girl's dad shared his daughter's hilarious video via Facebook. -
Dave Lombardo of Slayer Will Join Misfits On Reunion Tour
Dave Lombardo, formerly of Slayer, will be joining reunited band the Misfits. Lombardo was a founding member of Slayer and is slated to play with the band on their upcoming reunion tour. -
15 Years After its Release, Slipknot will Perform Entire ‘Iowa’ Album for the First Time
For the first time in 15 years after Slipknot released their second studio album Iowa, the band from Des Moines will play all of the LP's songs live. According to the band, this will happen at the upcoming Ozzfest Meets Knotfest event in California. -
Dave Grohl Covers 'Ace of Spades' With Pantera, Metallica, Slayer Members [WATCH]
Dave Grohl joined members of Pantera, Metallica and Slayer on stage at Dimebash in Los Angeles to pay tribute to late Motorhead frontman Lemmy Kilmister. -
The Weeknd 'Beauty Behind the Madness' Tops Album Chart Over Brett Eldredge, Gary Clark Jr
The Weeknd continues to have plenty of madness behind his new album Beauty Behind the Madness. For the third week in a row, the sizzling R&B album - which features hit singles "Can't Feel My Face" and "The Hills" - has topped the U.S. albums chart. His reign on the Billboard 200 continues, besting new releases by Bring Me the Horizon, Brett The Weeknd 'Beauty Behind the Madness' Tops Album Chart Over Brett Eldredge, Gary Clark Jr, Gary Clark Jr. and more. -
Mayhem Fest Done After Poor Attendance, Badmouthing from Slayer
Mayhem Festival has recently wrapped up and cofounder John Reese has declared that the recent run was the last, in light of poor attendance and badmouthing from headliner Slayer. -
Fetty Wap Joins Taylor Swift for 'Trap Queen' on '1989' Tour
Taylor Swift has once again managed to grab one of the stars of the summer for her ongoing "1989" tour, as Fetty Wap joined the biggest-name-in-music (right now) to perform his hit "Trap Queen" in Seattle. The bestselling performer of the year has already nabbed guest spots from The Weeknd, Jason Derulo and Nick Jonas during the tour. -
The Smithsonian and Slayer Team Up for a Thrash-Metal Mini-Doc
The Smithsonian Institutes's National Museum of American History will display a new mini-documentary highlighting the roots of thrash metal and more precisely, Slayer. The six-minute video titled 'Slayer: The Origins of Thrash in San Francisco' may have its blemishes, but it provides insight into how metal's most ominous rockers morphed into leading craftsman of their genre.
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