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FESTIVAL REVIEW: Max Cavalera Dynasty Show ft. Soulfly – Nailbomb – Incite – Go Ahead and Die – Healing Magic – Jade Helm and More Live at The Marquee Theater

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Nailbomb. NAILBOMB. It feels hard to believe that I got to see Nailbomb’s first show since 1995, but here we are. Max Cavalera is in at least six bands, has worked with at least a dozen more, and performed with three of those during the first-ever Max Cavalera Dynasty Show (MCDS) – Soulfly, Nailbomb, and Go Ahead and Die (GAAD). Max’s son, Igor, almost performed in three bands that night (Nailbomb, GAAD, Healing Magic), and Igor’s girlfriend Jackie Cruz performed in both GAAD and Jade Helm. Max’s other son, Richie, is the frontman for Incite, who also played. So, six Cavalera Dynasty bands, with four local bands opening the show – Six Million Dead, Shadow Guilt, Ocean Harvest, and Zherra.

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Static-X Live at The Marquee Theater

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Static-X kicked off their co-headline tour with Devildriver earlier this month in Tempe Arizona at the Marquee Theater. The tour also includes Dope, Wednesday 13 and Raven Black in direct support. The tour is to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Static-X’s Wisconsin Death Trip album, to keep the music and the memory of Wayne Static (RIP) alive, and to prepare audiences for new music from the band coming soon on the fully crowd-funded seventh studio album, entitled Project Regeneration. The album will feature 12 brand new tracks and contains several vocal performances and musical compositions by Wayne himself. Ghost Cult’s Isabel Uzcategui was at the kick-off show on this not and captures the band with their masked mystery singer covering Wayne’s classic parts upfront! Will have even more coverage of the tour soon, including a full show review and an interview with the band! Continue reading →


On The Road… with Halestorm, Lita Ford And Dorothy

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We have followed Halestorm’s career with close intent at Ghost Cult. From small clubs, to big arenas, to festival stages world-wide, and even music cruises, it’s little wonder they have become such a name in rock so fast. They live shows are becoming the stuff legend and frontwoman Lzzy Hale is the most charismatic a star we have seen in years. Continue reading →