Max Cavalera and his brother Igor “Iggor” Cavalera are set to embark on a USA tour this fall, commemorating the iconic Sepultura album “Chaos A.D.” The tour will feature a reunion under the Cavalera name, and they will be joined by Fear Factory as direct support. Fear Factory, known for their industrial metal sound, is gearing up for the release of their eleventh studio album with a new vocalist, while the Cavalera siblings are reflecting on their musical journey.
The tour kicks off in mid-September, with an artist pre-sale scheduled before the general on-sale date. The announcement has stirred excitement among fans of both bands, offering a nostalgic trip back to the golden era of metal music. The tour dates span various cities across the USA, promising a series of electrifying performances that showcase the raw energy and power of “Chaos A.D.”
The collaboration between Max and Igor Cavalera brings together two legendary figures in the metal scene, known for their influential contributions to the genre. As former members of Sepultura, they continue to captivate audiences with their unique blend of thrash and groove metal. The decision to revisit “Chaos A.D.” in its entirety signifies a special moment for fans who grew up listening to the groundbreaking album.
Meanwhile, Sepultura fans have something to look forward to in 2026, as the band plans to release a new four-song EP. Despite ongoing changes in their lineup, including the addition of percussionist Greyson Nekrutman, the Brazilian metal veterans remain committed to creating powerful and evocative music. The EP release coincides with their ongoing farewell tour, marking a bittersweet yet significant chapter in their storied career.
On a different note, the emergence of Angst Fabrik, led by former Fear Factory member Christian Olde Wolbers, hints at a revival of metal greatness. With a focus on new music production, the project aims to recapture the essence of Fear Factory’s legacy while exploring fresh creative avenues. The endeavor underscores the enduring influence of bands like Fear Factory in shaping the contemporary metal landscape.
Moreover, the prospect of a secret metal supergroup featuring Greyson Nekrutman, Christian Olde Wolbers, and Reginald “Fieldy” Arvizu has sparked intrigue within the metal community. The enigmatic collaboration hints at a fusion of talent and experience that could redefine the boundaries of heavy music. As details continue to unfold, fans eagerly anticipate the unveiling of this potentially game-changing musical alliance.
In a recent interview, Max Cavalera reflected on his evolution as a metal frontman, citing influences like Tom G. Warrior. His enduring presence in the metal scene underscores the profound impact of his vocal style and stage presence over the years. Through various projects and collaborations, Cavalera has solidified his status as a pivotal figure in the realm of extreme metal, leaving an indelible mark on the genre.
As the metal landscape continues to evolve, bands like CKY and Gojira embrace new opportunities for growth and collaboration. The addition of Mike Leon to CKY’s lineup and the onstage collaboration between Gojira and Robb Flynn exemplify the spirit of camaraderie and innovation that defines the metal community. These interactions not only showcase the diversity of metal music but also highlight the interconnectedness of artists across different sub-genres.
Looking ahead, Fear Factory’s upcoming anniversary tour for “Demanufacture” promises a nostalgic celebration of the band’s seminal album. The tour coincides with other noteworthy events in the metal scene, underscoring the enduring relevance of Fear Factory’s music and legacy. As fans gear up to commemorate this milestone, the tour serves as a testament to the enduring impact of classic metal albums on contemporary audiences.
In a separate interview, Derrick Green of Sepultura reflects on his journey as a metal frontman, emphasizing the importance of physical and mental preparation for live performances. His dedication to delivering powerful and authentic performances underscores the commitment of metal vocalists to their craft. As Sepultura continues to captivate audiences around the world, Green’s insights offer a glimpse into the challenges and triumphs of a seasoned metal vocalist.
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