The Cult

The virtual metal fest also added members of Megadeth, Samhain, Repulsion, Vio-lence, The Number Twelve Looks Like You, Hatebreed, Municipal Waste, Testament, and much more.

With measures trying to stop the spread of the coronavirus, tours/festivals through spring (and a few beyond) are being postponed/canceled left and right and some have now been rescheduled....here are the latest updates.

It was the second of three NYC-area shows celebrating The Cult's breakthrough 1989 album.

Bid on merch, instruments, setlists, and more from My Bloody Valentine, The Cure, The Fall, Sharon Van Etten, Peter Hook and The Light, Mogwai, Low, Japanese Breakfast, Cocteau Twins, American Football, Alabama Shakes, Alcest, Slowdive and more to benefit The Deaf Academy.

The Cult's 1989 album ’Sonic Temple’ was the band's big U.S. breakthrough, taking the onetime goths fully into straight-up muscular hard rock with singles like ”Fire Woman” and ”Sweet Soul Sister.”

Navarro leads an all-star band, including MC5's Wayne Kramer, Perry Farrell, Juliette Lewis, Billy Duffy, Steve Vai and more, playing Bowie's ’Ziggy Stardust’ and The Stooges debut in full.

Tool headlined the night with a set that included the two new songs they debuted earlier this tour, "Descending" and "Invincible,"

Epicenter Festival's Saturday evening, including scheduled sets from Tool, Judas Priest, The Cult, and more, was cancelled because of severe weather; heavy thunderstorms moved into the area, accompanied by wind gusts and a tornado warning.

Listen to new songs by Modest Mouse, Beth Gibbons, Kelsey Lu, Billy Woods & Kenny Segal, Pure Bathing Culture, Show Me The Body, Haram, YBN Nahmir, UNKLE, Courtney Marie Andrews, and more.

The new North Carolina festival replaces Carolina Rebellion and the lineup includes Tool, Judas Priest, Foo Fighters, Korn, Rob Zombie, Mark Lanegan, Mastodon, High On Fire, Vein, and more.