alternative metal

2025
Five Finger Death Punch single from the first album

On May 16, 2025, a single from the first album was released, with a re-recorded version of ” I Refuse ” featuring Maria Brink of In This Moment , along with the re-recordings of ” Jekyll and Hyde ” and their cover of ” Bad Company “.

Acid Bath Sonic Temple festival added

more festival dates were added, including the Sonic Temple festival in Columbus, Ohio , on May 9, 2025

Alice in Chains medical emergency

The tour was set to kick off at Mohegan Sun Arena in Montville, Connecticut on May 8, when Kinney suffered a medical emergency during soundcheck that evening. The band described the event as “non-life threatening” but were forced to cancel the show;

Jane's Addiction On September 18, the band released a second new song with the

On September 18, the band released a second new song with the reunited line-up, “True Love”, which had been scheduled for release prior to the band’s split. After several months of inactivity, on December 25, Navarro and Avery re-released their 1994 Deconstruction album on music streaming services for the first…
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Korn Fieldy clarifies current status

In May 2025, Fieldy clarified his current status with the band, stating that he does not anticipate returning to the band anytime soon.

Marilyn Manson (band) US tour

with a tour of the United States following in May,

Five Finger Death Punch re-recorded their greatest hits

In May 2025, it was revealed that Five Finger Death Punch re-recorded their greatest hits in response to their former record label, Prospect Park, selling their masters without the band’s consent.

Mudvayne In May 2025, Mudvayne announced that they were signed to Alchemy

In May 2025, Mudvayne announced that they were signed to Alchemy Recordings for a sixth studio album. The band released “Hurt People Hurt People”, their first song in 16 years, on August 27, 2025. A second song, “Sticks and Stones”, was released two weeks later.

Acid Bath Show scheduled

that was to take place on April 12, 2025

Godsmack Announced guitarist and drummer left

On April 2, 2025, it was announced that guitarist Tony Rombola and drummer Shannon Larkin had both left Godsmack in 2024, citing exhaustion after years of touring.