Abbath

COVID-19 has us washing our hands more than ever, and if you're looking to make your personal cleansing regimen a little more metal, we've found some soap for you.

Puscifer and Dropkick Murphys are among the new additions to Hellfest 2021, which mostly mirrors the 2020 lineup that didn't happen.

A roundup of all the metal tours impacted by COVID-19, also including Code Orange, Rotting Christ, Sepultura, YOB, Killswitch Engage, and more...

The Seattle and San Francisco stops on the 2020 Decibel Tour -- which was to feature Mayhem, Abbath, Gatecreeper and Idle Hands -- had already been canceled due to the coronavirus, but now the whole the tour has been scrapped, one day before it was set to begin in Denver.

Both tour stops have been cancelled as large gathering bans have been enacted in each city. Meanwhile, Mayhem drummer Hellhammer won't be making it out on tour this time, either, due to a shoulder injury.

”I am disappointed that none of my former colleagues have contacted me in this process except for the five minute phone call from Abbath's manager in which I was told I would no longer be needed,” Mia writes.

The lineup also includes Bikini Kill, Brittany Howard, Brockhampton, Caribou, Disclosure, Iggy Pop, Kacey Musgraves, King Krule, Lana Del Rey, and much more.

Mayhem have made a list of their ten favorite albums of 2019, and their choice(s) may surprise you.

The 2020 Decibel Magazine Tour is now a great quadruple bill.

The huge lineup also includes Incubus, Korn, Mastodon, Opeth, Deep Purple, The Offspring, Obituary, Mayhem, Abbath, Alcest, Electric Wizard, Baroness, Om, Envy, Mono, High On Fire, Killing Joke, Youth of Today, and still tons more...