Tip: have you heard some cool music news? Why not add it to the site? anyone can add news to Oversome!

submitted by Nick Mar 18th 2011 12:00 pm (www.kerrang.com)
Scott Ian has confirmed that he will not be appearing with The Big Four at this summer's Sonisphere festival.The Anthrax guitarist, who will be taking time out for the birth of his first child, will be replaced by Sepultura axeman Andreas Kisser"I've been debating on whether or not to make a public statement about this as it really pertains to my personal life and I generally like to keep that personal," wrote Ian in an official statement. "Because this is affecting my band life I feel like you, my loyal friends, deserve to hear from me personally. I won't be playing the shows scheduled from July 2 - 16 in Europe and the UK. My wife Pearl and I are expecting our first child and she is due literally the day of the Big Four Sonisphere show in France."This decision to miss these shows was a deeply personal one," he added. "I co-founded this band July 18, 1981 and for almost thirty years, I have been there for everything we've ever done. I have never been faced with anything that would make me even question being there for anything Anthrax related. Becoming a father is the biggest, best thing that's ever happened to me and it made the decision relatively easy. My priority is with my wife and the birth of our first child. As soon as I was faced with this decision, I knew, as Freddie Mercury so eloquently said, 'the show must go on'."
Related Articles
The tribute band will be playing four shows in AugustThe post Anthrax’s Joey Belladonna announces new Dio tribute band appeared first on NME.
Slayer unexpectedly announced they were reuniting for a series of festival shows this year after retiring in 2019The post Anthrax’s Scott Ian hits out at Kerry King over Slayer reunion: “Thanks for making me look like a liar” appeared first on NME.
'The Regulator' was released as a single during Record Store DayThe post Dave Grohl and members of Anthrax share Bad Brains cover appeared first on NME.
In February, Dave Grohl and Anthrax’s Scott Ian and Charlie Benante announced a Bad Brains tribute 7-inch of the trio tackling the 1982 song “The Regulator.” It was done under the name G.B.I. (for Grohl, Benante, and Ian), and they released it yesterday for Record Store Day.
Proceeds will go towards healthcare for Bad Brains frontman HR for his rare neurological disorderThe post Dave Grohl to release Bad Brains cover with Anthrax’s Scott Ian and Charlie Benante for Record Store Day appeared first on NME.
<< Previous12345678910next >>


Popular News this week
Crazy Town: singer Shifty S...
0 votes - 29 clicks - 0 comments
Will Smith: to debut new mu...
0 votes - 17 clicks - 0 comments
Billy Ray Cyrus: claims wif...
0 votes - 16 clicks - 0 comments
Wilco: are selling their us...
0 votes - 16 clicks - 0 comments
Taylor Swift: “Longtime...
0 votes - 14 clicks - 0 comments
HIM: Weezer’s Rivers Cuom...
0 votes - 13 clicks - 0 comments
Drake: Kendrick Lamar’s D...
0 votes - 10 clicks - 0 comments
Taylor Swift: Ed Sheeran be...
0 votes - 9 clicks - 0 comments
Metallica: Watch Metallica ...
0 votes - 8 clicks - 0 comments
Drake: Camila Cabello calls...
0 votes - 7 clicks - 0 comments
Random Statistic
Metallica is the most voted artist of all time with a total of 102 votes
New People on Oversome!