The post Danzig Announce 2025 US Tour with Down, Abbath, and Cro-Mags appeared first on Consequence. Danzig have announced a 2025 West Coast tour set to take place in March. The brief six-date jaunt ...

In what is always some of the biggest metal news of the year, the 2016 Decibel Magazine Tour has been announced, and will feature the can’t-miss bill of Abbath, High On Fire, Skeletonwitch and ...

Abbath Doom Occulta is widely regarded as one of black and extreme metals most prominent frontmen. For nearly three decades he helmed one of the most influential metal bands ever to emerge from Norway ...

When people talk about "True Norwegian Black Metal," they're talking about Mayhem, Darkthrone, and Burzum (and to a lesser extent, Gorgoroth, Satyricon, and maybe Emperor). But for two decades, none ...

The legendary Abbath Doom Occulta returns to Hellfest to unleash the darkest, most powerful compositions of his former band Immortal on a packed house of black metal fans. Extremely cult.

ABBATH DOOM OCCULTA ANNOUNCE ‘RETURN TO THE RAVEN REALMS SUMMER TOUR 2025'! With support from SCALDING and RUINOUS POWER. Abbath Doom Occulta will continue his triumphant ‘Return to the Raven Realms ...

It was the very last night of the I Worship Chaos Tour as Children of Bodom wrapped up their North American trek in New York City at a packed house in Irving Plaza. For Finnish metalers Children of ...

The Ritz Ybor's week just got a little less metal. Sunday's Decibel Magazine Tour concert featuring Abbath, High on Fire, Skeletonwitch and Tribulation has moved from the Ritz to the Orpheum just down ...

Black metal legend and former Immortal frontman Abbath cut a Buenos Aires show short after two songs last night (Nov. 13). Abbath was reportedly too drunk to perform, attempting to start “Count the ...

This week, a veritable United Nations of Metal is coming to the Ritz Ybor (1503 E Seventh Ave., Ybor City): Cannibal Corpse on Saturday, Abbath on Sunday and Nightwish on Wednesday. Who's the most ...

Though this winter’s been more mild in most parts of the world than any in recent memory, even global warming can’t thaw the crop of frigid metal releases that always surface in the year’s darkest ...