Veteran band Danzig have announced a string of 35th anniversary tour dates in United States, where he will perform the classic Danzig (debut) album in its entirety. Joining Danzig for these special shows will be Behemoth, Twin Temple and Midnight.

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Former Danzig bassist Howie Pyro, who was also a founding member of the New York-based punk band D Generation, has passed away at the age of 61. The Rolling Stones webzine reported that Pyro had undergone a liver transplant last year and was recovering in a Los Angeles hospital. Jesse Malin, Pyro’s friend and bandmate in D Generation, confirmed his death from Covid-related pneumonia following a long battle with liver disease.

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Danzig has announced dates for its short U.S. tour that will take place in May of this year, with Cradle Of Filth and Crobot supporting. One of the tour dates (May 17th at the Toyota Arena in California) will see the band performing their 1990 album Lucifuge in its entirety, and Tiger Army will support as well.

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As part of the 30 year anniversary, Glenn Danzig and his band will perform Danzig's 1992 album, Danzig III: How The Gods Kill, live in its entirety exclusively at this year's Psycho Las Vegas festival, set to take place August 17th-19th at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. It will mark the only time "Danzig III" will be played in full in the U.S. this year.

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At the end of a dirty black summer, American misfit Danzig will play 8 shows in Europe. 2018 marks the 30 year anniversary for Danzig and to commemorate the occasion, the band will be performing a limited number of special shows in the U.S. and Europe. The European dates start on August 2nd at Wacken Open Air where Danzig will headline one of the stages.

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Danzig has just released a brand new video. It's from a track taken from the new Black Laden Crown album, their first in seven years. Danzig premiered a video for one of the singles, "Last Ride". Enjoy the scenery and music below.

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Another Danzig tune has been made available online! Fans had to wait seven years for the follow-up to Deth Red Sabaoth but Black Laden Crown is about to hit stores on Evilive Records this May 26th, 2017 via Nuclear Blast Entertainment in North America and AFM Records in Europe. Enjoy the new track "Last Ride" here, the second song revealed so far.

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Danzig is streaming a brand new song called "Devil On Hwy 9", taken from the band's first album of all new material in 7 years, that is since 2010's well received Deth Red Sabaoth. The new record, Black Laden Crown, is out on Evilive Records May 26th, 2017 via Nuclear Blast Entertainment in North America and AFM Records in Europe and can be pre-ordered here. Check out the new track below and share your first impressions.

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Coming to Oak Canyon Park in Silverado, CA on Memorial Day Weekend, Friday, May 26th and Saturday, May 27th, Blackest Of The Black will host two music stages, curated by Danzig, with performances by some of the heaviest acts around; with an exclusive Danzig headline set and with special guests Ministry, Suicidal Tendencies, Marduk, Belphegor and many more!

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Danzig has shared some news regarding their new album! The band will release their new record in mid-May, it has been confirmed. This is the first Danzig album of all new material in 7 years, since 2010's critically acclaimed, Deth Red Sabaoth. The title will be announced shortly. In the studio, Glenn Danzig was joined by longtime guitarist Tommy Victor and former drummer Joey Castillo.

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American hard rockers Danzig just shared a NSFW video (nudity and blood) for the tune "N.I.B." which is a Black Sabbath cover. The song appears on their latest covers album Skeletons, released last November via Nuclear Blast Entertainment. Danzig have also been working on a new studio album for a while.

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Danzig will release his long-awaited covers record, Skeletons, in November via Evilive Music. The CD, which was recorded with Prong guitarist/vocalist Tommy Victor and former Type O Negative drummer Johnny Kelly, will include the former Misfits frontman's take on songs by Black Sabbath ("N.I.B."), ZZ Top ("Rough Boy"), The Troggs ("A Girl Like You"), The Everly Brothers ("Crying In The Rain") and others. As of now, you can see the cover artwork below.

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Danzig has announced a month-long North American headlining tour, set to begin in July in Pomona, California and end on July 31st in Las Vegas, Nevada. Support on the trek in the U.S. and Canada will come from Pennywise and Cancer Bats. Danzig has been working on a new studio album and will now hit the road.

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Danzig are back in the studio. The band has shared photos from an LA recording studio yesterday with guitarist Tommy Victor and drummer Johnny Kelly. They are laying down tracks for the upcoming Danzig record, tentatively scheduled for a late 2015 or early 2016 release. Things seem to be moving along after the recordings started last year.

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According to Examiner.com, the new studio album from Glenn Danzig's namesake band is set for a fall 2015 release, and his covers record is due in March. He is also working on an EP of Elvis Presley covers. Danzig was in the studio in February with guitarist/bandmate Tommy Victor (also of Prong) recording three new tracks for the next Danzig album. You can start preparing for some new material from the band four years after Deth Red Sabaoth came out.

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