Author: Metal Storm
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Symphony X and Sonata Arctica Unite for North American Tour

Progressive metal band Symphony X has announced their upcoming North American tour with Finnish metal group Sonata Arctica. The tour is set to kick off in September, starting in Stroudsburg, PA, and concluding in Red Bank, NJ. Tickets for the general public will be available for purchase on a specified date. Talviyo | $33.51 Both…
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70000tons of Metal 2026: Lineup, Legacy, and Excitement Ahead

As the countdown to 2026 begins, metal enthusiasts eagerly anticipate the return of 70000tons of Metal, the renowned heavy metal cruise. Scheduled to set sail from Miami, Florida to Nassau, The Bahamas aboard Royal Caribbean’s Freedom of the Seas, the 2026 edition promises an unforgettable experience for fans of the genre. With booking details available…
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Powerwolf Unveils Live Album Preview with ‘Stossgebet’ Performance

German metal legends Powerwolf have unveiled a live video single for “Stossgebet,” offering a preview of their upcoming live album, Wildlive (Live at Olympiahalle), set for release on February 27 via Napalm Records. The track, originally featured on their 2018 album, The Sacrament Of Sin, is one of the band’s rare German-language songs. Nemesis Now…
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ICED EARTH’s Jon Schaffer Speaks Out on Capitol Riot

Jon Schaffer, the founding guitarist of ICED EARTH, recently spoke out in his first interview following his involvement in the U.S. Capitol riot on January 6, 2021. Schaffer was sentenced to three years of probation, community service, and restitution, and was among those pardoned by then-President Donald Trump. Night of the Stormrider | $60.30 In…
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Symphony X and Sonata Arctica Tour Faces Unexpected Setbacks

Fans looking forward to the Symphony X and Sonata Arctica show in Cleveland tonight were met with disappointment as the tour bus carrying Symphony X encountered a breakdown, leading to the cancellation of the performance at The Globe Iron. Iconoclast | $12.82 Meanwhile, Sonata Arctica faced their own challenges as the band had to cancel…
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Epica’s The Solace System EP Showcases Symphonic Metal Mastery

Epica, a symphonic metal band, continues to impress with each new release. Following their acclaimed album, The Holographic Principle, they surprised fans with The Solace System EP. This collection of unused tracks from their previous LP maintains the grandeur and heaviness synonymous with Epica’s style. EPICKA Pulse 45W European Travel Plug Adapter, Universal Power Adapter…
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Israel’s Mass Exodus Signals Deeper Societal Shifts

Israel experienced a significant phenomenon in 2024 as a mass exodus unfolded, with a staggering 95% increase in emigration within just two years. The Central Bureau of Statistics in Israel reported a record number of 82,000 citizens leaving in 2024, nearly double the figure from 2022. This exodus continued into 2025, with an additional 79,000…
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Cookie Cutter: Overkill Edition Elevates Metroidvania Gaming on Switch

Cookie Cutter: Overkill Edition has made its debut on the Nintendo Switch, offering players an enhanced version of the beloved Metroidvania game originally released in 2023. Developed by Subcult Joint LTD and published by Rogue Games, this edition brings several improvements and new features to the table, making it an enticing option for both new…
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Soulfly, Nailbomb, and Snot Announce Explosive Australian Metal Tour

Soulfly is gearing up to unleash a whirlwind of metal mayhem across Australia in 2026, joined by Nailbomb and Snot for an electrifying tour. The announcement has metalheads eagerly anticipating the intense performances that lie ahead. With Soulfly’s reputation for inciting a frenzy of energy at their live shows, fans can expect an unforgettable experience.…
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David Vincent Contemplates I Am Morbid’s Musical Evolution

David Vincent, the frontman of I Am Morbid, is grappling with the challenge of staying relevant in the music industry. While iconic bands like Iron Maiden and Metallica have a legendary catalog to rely on, others face the pressure to produce new material that can measure up to their past work. Vincent, a member of…
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Brandon Ellis Joins Cannibal Corpse for U.S. Tour

Brandon Ellis, former guitarist of The Black Dahlia Murder, will be filling in for Rob Barrett on Cannibal Corpse’s upcoming U.S. tour this fall. The death metal icons are set to kick off their tour on September 15 in Nashville, TN, with Municipal Waste, Full of Hell, and Fulci as supporting acts, concluding the tour…
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Amorphis Redefines Metal with Borderland: A Musical Evolution

Amorphis, a legendary band in the metal scene, has consistently delivered gold through their unique sound over the past thirty-five years. With their original lineup and some later additions, they have defied genre boundaries by blending diverse influences into their music. Their previous albums were hailed as the best of their career, setting high expectations…
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Ensiferum Announces Epic 2026 European Tour with Special Guests

Ensiferum, the renowned Finnish epic power metal band, is gearing up to kick off 2026 in style with an extensive European tour. The band is set to headline the tour, which will see them perform in 24 different venues across the continent. Joining them on this musical journey will be the supporting acts Freedom Call…
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At The Gates Lead Vocalist Tomas Lindberg Dies at 52

Swedish metal band At The Gates is mourning the loss of their lead vocalist, Tomas Lindberg, who passed away at the age of 52 after a battle with cancer. Lindberg’s bandmates confirmed his passing, expressing their deep sorrow on social media, highlighting his role as a founding member and his significant contributions to the band.…
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Meshuggah’s Perth Show: Unleashing Metal Mayhem and Unforgettable Performance

Meshuggah, the Swedish metal giants, unleashed a night of pure musical mayhem in Perth, Western Australia, on March 17, 2017. The anticipation was palpable as fans gathered at Metropolis, Fremantle, ready to be engulfed by the band’s intense performance. Supported by local outfit Make Way for Man, the evening promised a relentless onslaught of heavy…
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Galder Departs Dimmu Borgir for Old Man’s Child Revival

Galder, the longtime guitarist of Dimmu Borgir, made a significant announcement in August 2024. He revealed his departure from Dimmu Borgir to focus on his creativity with Old Man’s Child. This decision marked a pivotal moment for black metal enthusiasts who had been following the band’s intermittent releases over the past three decades. With this…
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Metal Band Cradle of Filth Faces Departures and Controversy

Two members of the metal band Cradle of Filth have recently left the group, sparking speculation and controversy among fans. The departure of keyboardist Zoë M. Federoff, followed by the firing of her husband and guitarist Marek “Ashok” Šmerda, has raised questions about the band’s future. DUSK AND HER EMBRACE (THE ORIGINAL SIN) (HARDCOVER-DIGIBOOK) |…
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Swedish Metal Bands Sabaton and Amaranthe Rock Brisbane Crowd

Sabaton, the Swedish power metal band, made a triumphant return to Australia at the Fortitude Music Hall in Brisbane. Despite their upcoming album release, the band drew a massive crowd eager to witness their performance. Fans were buzzing with anticipation, and the atmosphere was electric even before the show began. Legend | $21.40 Before Sabaton…
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70000 Tons Of Metal 2026: Epic Cruise Lineup Revealed

The 2026 edition of 70000 Tons Of Metal is set to embark on a thrilling journey from Miami, Florida to Nassau, Bahamas, from January 29 to February 2, 2026. Among the lineup of stellar acts announced for this epic cruise is Soilwork, adding to the excitement and anticipation for the metal extravaganza. The Ride Majestic…
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Killswitch Engage: Defining Legacy Through Iconic Metalcore Tracks

Killswitch Engage has been a foundational force in the metalcore scene, shaping the genre with their powerful music since the early 2000s. Hailing from Massachusetts, the band has left an indelible mark on fans worldwide through their albums like Alive or Just Breathing, The End of Heartache, and As Daylight Dies, both in the studio…
