Jon Hadusek

4 days ago | consequence.net | Jon Hadusek

Death Angel have announced a Fall 2025 US tour celebrating the 35th anniversary of their third album, Act III. The thrash metal vets will be joined by support acts Toxic Holocaust, Lions at the Gate, and Misfire. Dates kick off November 26th in Denver and run through a two-night stand at The Fillmore in San Francisco. A Live Nation ticket pre-sale for select dates begins Tuesday (June 24th) at 10 a.m. local time using the code TREBLE.

4 days ago | consequence.net | Jon Hadusek

Drummer Chris Adler has further opened up about his ouster from Lamb of God in 2019, discussing his “estranged” relationship with his brother Willie, the band’s guitarist, in a new interview. Speaking with David E. Gehlke of Blabbermouth, Chris outlined some of the same points that he made in a previously published May interview, including his battle with the neurological condition musician’s dystonia that limited his ability to play the drums.

4 days ago | consequence.net | Jon Hadusek

The 2025 lineup for the Gathering of the Juggalos has been unveiled. The 25th anniversary edition of Insane Clown Posse’s annual festival will see the horrorcore duo performing alongside numerous heavy acts this year, most notably GWAR. The gathering will be held at Legend Valley in Thornville, Ohio, from August 13th to August 16th, and you can find ticket/pass info via the official website.

1 week ago | consequence.net | Jon Hadusek

Heavy Song of the Week is a feature on Heavy Consequence breaking down the top metal, punk, and hard rock tracks you need to hear every Friday. This week, No. 1 goes to Biohazard’s comeback single “Forsaken.”After reuniting with their classic lineup three years ago, Biohazard have finally released new music in the form of “Forsaken,” their first track in over a decade.

1 week ago | consequence.net | Jon Hadusek

The Offspring appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Tuesday (June 18th) to perform four songs, including a televised rendition of “Come Out and Play.”After being introduced by Kimmel, the punk veterans tore through one of their most popular songs, which kicks off with the iconic deadpan line from guitarist Noodles: “You gotta keep ’em separated.” The band is in fine-form sound-wise, with the Kimmel set taking on a club venue vibe, complete with a proper pit audience.