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Machinehead is a Grammy award nominated American thrash metal band formed in 1991. The band is originally from Oakland, California.

The band was formed by bassist Robb Flynn, after he had unsuccessful stints in various bands including Forbidden and Vio-Lence. After leaving the latter, he, Adam Duce (Bass), Logan Mader (Guitair) and Tony Constanza (drums), decided to start a band named Machinehead. The band claim they chose the name because “it sounded cool”.

After spending $800 to record a demo in a friend’s bedroom, the band was picked up by Roadrunner Records, and recorded their debut album “Burn My Eyes”. With the records aggressive themes, based on Flynn’s previous struggles in the music industry, the album was a success, selling 400,000 copies. With this release, the band cemented their status within the metal genre, and began touring frequently, including opening for Slayer on their European tour.

A second album followed in 1997, titled “The More Things Change…”, during the recording of the album, Logan Mader left the band following issues with substance abuse. Once again the band toured heavily after, notably playing that year’s Ozzfest.

1999 saw a change in direction for Machinehead, when they released their third LP, “The Burning Red”. This effort featured variations to the bands previous style, with the addition of rapping vocals following the boom of the nu-metal genre towards the new millennium. However this album and their fourth similar LP, “Supercharger” were not received well by fans, who wanted the band to return to their metal roots.

By the release of their sixth studio album, “The Blackening” in 2007, Machinehead had completed a full turnaround, achieving commercial and critical success. The release drew comparisons the Metallica’s “Master of Puppets” with many reviewers calling it a triumph for the metal genre. That year the band toured around the world, including a show at Download Festival. The band have been releasing further records and touring since.

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I went to see An Evening With Machine Head last night in Cardiff, Monday 14th May 2018. There were no support bands and wasn’t much waiting around, just about three hours of Machine-Fucking-Head (as they like to be called).

After playing some Slipknot, Metallica and Killswitch Engage songs over the PA, and coming on to ‘Diary Of A Madman’ by Ozzy, the band took the stage. It was all decked out in cool mats and banners with the band’s iconography on it, there were no visible amps as it was all covered in screens which were white and blood stained, the drum kit was even white. I think at other shows the band might’ve been dressed white as well but they were dressed normal tonight.

The audience reaction was really great. I’ve seen Machine Head twice before and in the UK they are utterly beloved, so you can imagine how good the energy in the room was.

The night held a mixture of old and new, fast and slow, heavy and quiet. They played a decent chunk of their controversial (but excellent) new album Catharsis, which I appreciated as although I thought it was good on first impressions, it has been my car album ever since and in work that is the soundtrack to driving and I’ve really come to love it over the months. They played 6 whole songs of it, which is a pretty good showing for a new album. The audience reacted really well to the new material and the sing-alongs to songs like ‘Kaleidoscope,’ ‘Catharsis’ and even the controversial ‘Triple Beam’ were all just as good as fan favourites like ‘Bulldozer,’ ‘Take My Scars’ or ‘The Blood The Sweat The Tears.’ There was one typical meathead guy just shouting ‘Davidian!’ all night, but he was a small minority, the new stuff went over really well. Take that internet trolls.

The audience lapped up stuff of the classic albums like Burn My Eyes and The Blackening, reacted very well to material off my favourite album Unto The Locust and went mental for even stuff off the controversial albums like The Burning Red and Supercharger (yes even the much bemoaned rapping in From This Day, their late ’90s single which is often complained about by the bullet belt crowd. Hey, I love it and I showed up in a patch jacket full of Forbidden, Exodus and Testament patches). The only point in the evening was when it dipped was for the new ballad ‘Behind A Mask’ (which I loved and happily sang along to) but which seemed to die on its ass. One mosh-pit enthusiast turned to me and yelled, ‘this is why we have support bands!’ – meaning he didn’t like it. But to be fair the crowd might have just been tired from banging around for two and a half hours and just having heard ‘Davidian’ 19 songs into the otherwise crushing and energetic set.

There were all the songs I can’t live without nowadays like ‘Locust’ ‘Game Over’ ‘Killers And Kings’ ‘Aesthetics Of Hate’ and ‘Imperium’ (I think I’d cry if I saw Machine Head and they didn’t play all of those) as well as the old reliable tracks like ‘Old’ & ‘Ten Ton Hammer.’ They even threw in ‘None But My Own’ off the debut which they didn’t play either time I saw them before which was a nice change.

The way the lighting works, with green for Locust era songs, Orange for Burn My Eyes era songs and Red for Burning Red songs is really cool, and with occasional towers of smoke and a very enthusiastic band interacting constantly with each other and the crowd, it is a joy to watch. You catch little bits like Phil and Dave making faces at eachother or Phil tuning Robb’s tuning peg in the middle of a part for laughs and you can tell they’re having fun. Although not new anymore, the new-ish bassist Jared MacEachern has such a great stage presence and is a perfect fit for the band, just like how Phil was when he joined and now you can’t imagine the band without him.

As for the performances; pure flipping magic! Watching Dave McClain drum is like watching a science experiment on a voodoo ritual. The man comes up with some bonkers patterns and just the best fills, and its hard not to spend the majority of the concert air drumming. The guy is a beast.

The vocals from all three stringed players were great, and Rob really holds up live. He is a brilliant frontman, you get peaks of it on the old live at brixton DVD and the live CDs but in person its a whole other level, he is the perfect mixture of grateful and humble but also commanding and dominating. Its awesome.

Apart from one or two very minor technical issues, the music was amazing. (I think Phil either broke a guitar string or had faulty equipment once as he dissapeared off stage briefly once). The jaw dropping guitar solos are such fun and people were singing along to parts like you do for Megadeth. I was in such a good spot – second row from the front, just left of centre – so could see everyone perfectly and see every little detail of the fretboards and drum kit. The venue has the stage quite close and low to the crowd so you really get to see everything and it was visually the best concert I’ve seen for a band of this size. You could practically make out their nose hair it was that good a view.

Considering Machine Head don’t have that many short songs, and played long tracks like ‘Clenching The Fist Of Dissent’ and ‘Halo,’ having 26 songs live was incredible value for money. Considering how ridiculously good the band are live it was anyway, but the sheer quantity as well as the spectacular quality make this one of the finest live concerts I’ve ever seen… Sometimes I’ve seen bands I love and been underwhelmed by sound, setlist choice or performance (see Monster Magnet for all the that one time when I was in Uni, or Slipknot when they supported Metallica that one time back in Dublin where the soundguy fucked them over and they only had a very short set) but with Machine Head everything has been amazing. Like Saxon, I’ve never seen them anything less than amazing and been totally satisfied.

If you get the chance, see this band live!

Ps. Shout out to the Cardiff audience members in the That’s Not Metal merch, I love that show!

(Origionally written for kingcrimsonprog.wordpress.com)

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Going into this, i was super excited to see my favorite band. But nothing could have compared me to the actual experience. It wasnt just a concert. Oh no. It was much, much more. It was a extravagent, bewildering super awesome experience unlike any ive experienced. You may be thinking this is excessive for just a concert. But music has this power to move you. And when your around all those other people, who feel the same as you, it just equals an amazing experience. Everyone was headbanging and jammin and the mosh pits were a great experience. Robb flynn and machine head knew how to move a crowd, and the feeling of excitement emanating from everyone because of the amazing music was quite a sight to behold. Coming off thier 8th studio album release, just in november, i knew they were going to play that album. They chose the perfect amount of songs to play from that album( sail into the black, game over, killers and kings, now we die) and also played thoer big hits, which everyone was hyped for, with a select few other hardcore songs, all in a span of about two and a half hours. Not just the music was amazing. The stage,the people and robb flynns great attitude moved me. He states how much music meant to him and us, which provides for an even better experience. But i could have not had this experince if not for songkick, who foretold me of this concerts. Its an amazig thing thier doing for us. Thank you.

Aside from Pantera, who I never got to see live, Machine Head are my favourite heavy metal band. The Californian thrash titans have always been loved more over here in the UK than in their native US, and singer-guitarist Robb Flynn has said they probably wouldn’t still be going even if it wasn’t for the support they’ve endured over here. I’ve seen them a bunch of times, the first being London’s sadly missed Astoria in 2003 when they were on something of a comeback with their Through the Ashes of Empires album. It was incredible to see them in a relatively intimate environment and songs such as ‘Imperium’ and ‘Descend The Shades Of Night’ were played with such intensity. Since then, Machine Head managed to re-hit the big time with their definitive album The Blackening; an album which finally managed to surpass their debut. Since the release of that record I’ve seen them at Brixton Academy, Hammersmith Apollo (supporting Slipknot) and Wembley Arena, among other shows, and there is no doubt in my mind that they are the most consistent live metal band working today, set apart by their killer riffs and Flynn’s distinctive vocals. Hearing audiences scream back the choruses to ‘Halo’ or ‘Davidian’ is genuinely spine-tingling and there is no better ringleader than Flynn, who can get even the most docile of crowds to form frantic circle pits. Can’t wait to see them again.

So here's the deal. Ive been a Machine Head Fan for more than a decade; being a huge metal fan and growing up in SoCal and all made that easy. I honestly believe they are currently the best metal band on the planet. The show, my first, surprisingly, was everything i could have expected and more.

Vega is a wonderful venue, all around. I started up top because I got there too close to showtime, but quickly realized that there was a great view and sound from everywhere in the building.

After spending the first 1 1/2 hours in the top, i just had to enter the pit for the last 30 of the show. As I get on with age, those pit days are few and far between.

The Danish pits are manageable though, and I am happy I did what I did...rocking out to one of my favorite bands right in front of them til the show ended.

Great views and great acoustics abound, this becomes instantly one of the best shows I have ever been to in my long career of attending live shows.

I believe everyone there would agree.

Quelques chansons revisitées même si parfois un peu dur à reconnaître (côté un peu brouillon de la 1e partie, voir l'explication après)

Le batteur d'origine est parti, triste.

3h30 de concert, réalisé en 2 partie (pause de 10 min) avec la curiosité d'avoir un changement de batteur et de lead guitariste.

Le 2e lead guitariste était quelconque (ou alors ils avaient réduit sa balance de son), je préfère de loin le charisme et le touché du guitariste d'origine.

Le 1er batteur était en mode très classique métal scolaire boumboum, du coup le groupe ne se transcendant pas, a presque eu du mal à rentrer dans le concert et le public avec.

Le 2e batteur, une toute autre dimension. Ils ont joué leur album anniversaire, et le groove et la puissance de ce batteur était au rendez-vous et ça a mis tout le monde d'accord : la salle comme le groupe ont donné beaucoup plus !

Are concerts value for money? A big question for many members of the paying public these days.

Rest assured you'll be very, VERY happy with Machine Head.

Starting at 8.45 on heir second night at the London Roundhouse, they produced a good mixture of material from across their catalogue of tracks including from new album Bloodstone and Diamonds. Rob Flynn engaged the audience as well as he ever does, keeping the energy high and the atmosphere pumped up.

Highlights of the night have to be hearing Davidian and Old but a special mention was a mash up of old Pantera songs in respect of Dimebag Darrell's 10 year anniversary of his being laid to rest.

Finishing at 11.15, playing a total of 2 and a half hours and with Darkest Hour offering a decent support, this was genuinely value for money

At first I had mixed emotions when Machine Head announced they were planning to deliver their show in the tiny Astor Theatre... Arriving at the show, it began to make perfect sense!

Astor Theatre provided the perfect venue for Machine Head, the crowd was a perfect size - with a mixture of new and long term fans - and the sound quality was impeccable.

I cannot say enough on how amazing this show was, it will forever be stamped as one of the best live shows I have ever been to!

I have seen Machine Head many times and have followed them for many years (right form the start to be honest).

This is the first time I have seen them in Perth and what a gig. Right form the 1st beat to last. Robb Flynn and the lads gave it their all.

They are not many bands who can pull off a 3 hour gig and completely destroy all in their wake.

Apart from the odd dickhead in the crowd. It was loud, fast and awesome. THANKS MACHINE HEAD for a great night to remember.

I saw MACHINE HEAD a few months ago in Albuquerque,NM and that was an experience to remember! So i found out from songkick that there were coming to my town Lubbock,TX I just had to again cause seeing them once wasn't enough. MACHINE HEAD is one band that's puts the crowd in the show the energy just goes back and forth. If you haven't seen MACHINE HEAD live I'd suggest you put it in your to do list and experience MACHINE HEAD first hand you'll be one glad you did!

One of the best live bands ever.

If you think you're "only" going to watch a metal band, we'll, you're wrong.

It's more like an interactive gig, you can feel yourself as part of the band.

Great empathy from the beginning to the end.

Plus a four member band with huge talent and incredible skills in each instrument.

If you've never seen them live you should, if you've already been, well, you don't need my advice.

Last metal heroes!

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MACHINE HEAD And FEAR FACTORY Announce 2024 North American Tour

MACHINE HEAD has unveiled the first part of their “Slaughter The Martour North America 2024” tour. Breaking away from their decade-long tradition of the “An Evening With…” format, MACHINE HEAD will be joined by LA’s cyber-metal virtuosos FEAR FACTORY , Sweden’s ORBIT CULTURE , and Louisville, Kentucky’s GATES TO HELL , ensuring an intensely heavy start to 2024.

The “Slaughter The Martour North America 2024” tour will commence with a local show for MACHINE HEAD in San Francisco on January 19, marking their first performance in the city since 2020. The tour will then travel north, featuring performances in the Pacific Northwest and eight shows in Canada. Additional tour stops include Chicago, Orlando, and Houston, and the tour will wrap up in Los Angeles on February 24 at The Bellwether.

MACHINE HEAD  frontman Robb Flynn  comments: “Head Cases! This will be the greatest metal tour on earth! So stoked to be getting back on the road in America/Canada with four masters of soul-crushing heaviness and an absolutely earth-shattering bill.  FEAR FACTORY  have long been our brothers-in-arms, pioneers and innovators of a sound that had yet to exist.  ORBIT CULTURE  are the fast-rising Swedish modern metal maniacs brining their unique spin to the world, and  GATES TO HELL  absolutely blew my mind at  Milwaukee Metalfest  with their sheer savage brutality.

“North America, we’re ready to crush skulls, crush beers, and crush everything in our path!”

FEAR FACTORY guitarist  Dino Cazares  adds: “We are honored to be touring with the mighty  MACHINE HEAD . We came up in the metal scene together and both bands have stamped their mark in modern metal, plus  Robb  has been a good friend of mine for close to 30 years. We are f**king excited for the metal fans to see this amazing package and we can’t wait to get out there. Let’s f**king rage!”

ORBIT CULTURE  comments: “It is such an honor for us to be going on tour with  MACHINE HEAD  and  FEAR FACTORY  across North America, we look forward to bring you all our brand of metal. Beware of the antlers North America!”

GATES TO HELL says: “ MACHINE HEAD  was one of the bands that inspired  GATES TO HELL  to form. They’re a personal favorite to several of us. Out of all the tours we’ve had the opportunity to be a part of over the past year, this is definitely the one we’ve been most excited for. Very excited to share the stage with  MACHINE HEAD ,  FEAR FACTORY  and  ORBIT CULTURE .”

“Slaughter The Martour North America 2024”  tour dates:

Jan. 19 – San Francisco, CA – The Warfield Jan. 21 – Portland, OR – Roseland Theater Jan. 22 – Seattle, WA – Showbox Jan. 23 – Vancouver, BC, Canada – Commodore Jan. 25 – Edmonton, AB, Canada – Midway Music Hall Jan. 26 – Calgary, AB, Canada – Grey Eagle Casino Jan. 27 – Saskatoon, SK, Canada – Coors Event Centre Jan. 28 – Winnipeg, MB, Canada – Burton Cummings Theatre Jan. 30 – Minneapolis, MN – Skyway Theatre Jan. 31 – Chicago, IL – Concord Music Hall Feb. 01 – Pittsburgh, PA – Roxian Theatre Feb. 02 – Northfield, OH – MGM Northfield Park Feb. 03 – Detroit, MI – St Andrews Feb. 05 – Toronto, Ontario, Canada – The Opera House Feb. 06 – Montreal, Quebec, Canada – M Telus Feb. 07 – Quebec City, Quebec, Canada – Theatre Capitole Feb. 08 – Boston, MA – Paradise Rock Club Feb. 09 – Bethlehem, PA – Wind Creek Event Center Feb. 10 – New York, NY – Palladium Times Square Feb. 12 – Silver Spring, MD – The Fillmore Silver Spring Feb. 14 – Atlanta, GA – Masquerade Feb. 15 – Orlando, FL – House Of Blues Feb. 17 – Austin, TX – Emo’s Feb. 18 – San Antonio, TX – Aztec Feb. 19 – Houston, TX – House Of Blues Feb. 21 – Englewood, CO – Gothic Theatre Feb. 22 – Albuquerque, NM – Sunshine Theater Feb. 23 – Mesa, AZ – Nile Theater Feb. 24 – Los Angeles, CA – The Bellwether

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Machine Head Tour 2024: Special Guests, Complete Dates + How to Get Tickets — Details

Calling all Machine Heads fans! Are you ready for their biggest project in 2024? Hold on to your seats as the band will be travelling accross North America! Check out all the details below for tickets, complete dates, and their extra special guests!

According to Revolver Mag , the group didn't perform that much this year, but their bouncing back as they announced a lot of tour dates for their headlining tour which will begin in January.

For those who are curious, the band will feature three exciting special guests/supporting acts that will surely put you at the edge of your set.

Kicking off 2024 supporting one of the best bands to do it. Truly grateful for this opportunity. If you know us, you know Machine Head is a big influence of ours. We will be on the road with them from 1/19 to 2/24 hitting US and Canada dates. All of your support has led us here. pic.twitter.com/aAc73Zngcs — Gates To Hell (@Gates2Hell502) October 17, 2023

Supporting acts include: Fear Factory, Orbit Culture, and Gates to Hell.

The shows will last for over a month with many dates accross Canada, as well as in the United States.

For those who wanted to see the band live, mark your calendars as tickets will be available starting on October 20, 2023, Friday, at 10 a.m. local time.

Machine Head Tour 2024 VIP Tickets Inclusion

According to Sound Rink , fans will get a chance to choose either a Platinum Soundcheck VIP Package and a Gold VIP Package.

The first one includes a General Admission ticket and could also access the band's soundcheck. They will also get a chance to meet with the group and take photos with them; other items included are: meet and greet shirt, souvenir laminate with lanyard, a machine head flag, and early entry to the venue.

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On the other hand, the Gold one includes everything above except for the soundcheck viewing.

More details about the tour and VIP Passes are available on Sound Rink's official website .

Machine Head Tour Dates 2024

Check out the complete tour dates of Machine Head's tour in 2024 below:

19 San Francisco, CA at The Warfield

21 Portland, OR at Roseland Theater

22 Seattle, WA at Showbox

23 Vancouver, BC at Commodore

25 Edmonton, AB at Midway Mic Hall

26 Calgary, AB at Grey Eagle Casino

27 Saskatoon, SK at Coors Event Centre

28 Winnipeg, MB at Burton Cumming Theatre

30 Minneapolis, MN at Skyway Theatre

31 Chigo, IL at Concord Mic Hall

01 Pittsburgh, PA at Roxian Theatre

02 Northfield, OH at MGM Northfield Park

03 Detroit, MI at St. Andrews

05 Toronto, ON at The Opera Hoe

06 Montreal, QC at M'Tel

07 Quebec City, QC at Theatre Pitole

08 Boston, MA at Paradise Rock Club

09 Bethlehem, PA at Wind Creek Event Center

10 New York, NY at Palladium Times Square

12 Silver Spring, MD at The Fillmore Silver Spring

14 Atlanta, GA at Masquerade (Heaven)

15 Orlando, FL at House Of Blues

17 Atin, TX at Emo's

18 San Antonio, TX at Aztec

19 Hoton, TX at Hoe Of Blues

21 Englewood, CO at Gothic Theatre

22 Albuquerque, NM at Sunshine Theater

23 Mesa, AZ at Nile Theater

24 Los Angeles, CA at The Bellwether

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Watch: MACHINE HEAD Kicks Off 2024 North American Tour In San Francisco

MACHINE HEAD kicked off the "Slaughter The Martour" North American tour last night (Friday, January 19) with a hometown show at the Warfield in San Francisco, California. Support on the trek, which will conclude on February 24 at The Bellwether in Los Angeles, California, is coming from L.A.'s FEAR FACTORY , Sweden's ORBIT CULTURE and Louisville, Kentucky's GATES TO HELL .

Fan-filmed video of the San Francisco concert can be seen below.

According to Setlist.fm , the setlist for the MACHINE HEAD show was as follows:

01. Imperium 02. Ten Ton Hammer 03. Choke On The Ashes Of Your Hate 04. Aesthetics Of Hate 05. Old 06. Locust 07. Take My Scars 08. No Gods, No Masters 09. Is There Anybody Out There? 10. Slaughter The Martyr 11. Darkness Within 12. Now We Die 13. From This Day 14. Davidian 15. Halo

Last April, MACHINE HEAD canceled its previously announced spring 2023 U.S. tour "due to work visa issues," explaining that "half the band, as well as a handful of key crew members, reside outside of the U.S."

The 18-date "The Electric Happy Hour (Live)" trek was scheduled to kick off on May 15, 2023 in Ventura, California and make its way to Des Moines, Fort Wayne, and Detroit before ending in Los Angeles on June 9, 2023.

MACHINE HEAD has been touring in support of its latest album, "Of Kingdom And Crown" , which came out in August 2022. The follow-up to 2018's "Catharsis" includes the three songs that were featured on the 2021 "Arrows In Words From The Sky" single: "Become The Firestorm" , "Rotten" and "Arrows In Words From The Sky" . Much of the new MACHINE HEAD album was recorded at Sharkbite Studios in Oakland, California with engineer/producer Zack Ohren .

In November 2020, MACHINE HEAD released a single, "My Hands Are Empty" , via Nuclear Blast . The song marked the first musical collaboration between frontman Robb Flynn and original "Burn My Eyes" guitarist Logan Mader in 24 years.

"My Hands Are Empty" was just one in a line of singles to be released by MACHINE HEAD , which issued "Do Or Die" in October 2019, "Circle The Drain" in February 2020, and the two-song digital single "Civil Unrest" , consisting of "Stop The Bleeding" and "Bulletproof" , in June 2020. "Stop The Bleeding" featured guest vocals from KILLSWITCH ENGAGE frontman Jesse Leach , and was written and recorded just days after the murders of George Floyd and Ahmaud Arbery .

MACHINE HEAD has scheduled a number of festival appearances this summer, a decade after frontman Robb Flynn swore off festival performances, admitting that he and his bandmates were "burnt out on them". Flynn 's apparent change of heart came after MACHINE HEAD played a special secret set at the 2022 edition of the U.K.'s Bloodstock Open Air and made a headlining appearance at the 2023 Graspop Metal Meeting in Belgium.

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Machine Head to Kick-Off 2024 with Headlining Run 

Machine Head is set to kick-off the new year with four busy weeks touring across North America in January and February. The 29-stop “Slaughter the Martour” tour will include Fear Factory as direct support, along with Orbit Culture and Gates to Hell as opening acts.

A month-long trek of metal bands will kick off at The Warfield in San Francisco January 19, making stops in several U.S. and Canadian cities including Seattle, Vancouver, Minneapolis, Chicago, Toronto, Montreal, Boston, New York, Atlanta, Houston, and more before wrapping up in Los Angeles on February 24 at The Bellwether.

“Head Cases! This will be the greatest metal tour on earth! So stoked to be getting back on the road in America/Canada with four masters of soul-crushing heaviness and an absolutely earth-shattering bill,” Machine Head’s frontman Robb Flynn said in a statement. “FEAR FACTORY have long been our brothers-in-arms, pioneers and innovators of a sound that had yet to exist. ORBIT CULTURE are the fast-rising Swedish modern metal maniacs bringing their unique spin to the world, and GATES TO HELL absolutely blew my mind at Milwaukee Metalfest with their sheer savage brutality.”

Machine Head is known for blending and using different types of metal music – groove, nu, trash, heavy – in their records, and over the years, they’ve changed band members since 1991, except for the band’s founder Robb Flynn. Currently, the group consists of Jared MacEachern on bass and backing vocals, Wacław “Vogg” Kiełtyka on lead guitar, and Matt Alston on drums alongside Flynn on lead vocals and rhythm guitar.

The band dropped their tenth studio album, Of Kingdom and Crown , in August 2022. This LP differs from their early albums, bearing the elements of groove and nu metal, with a heavier and faster sound, along with a storytelling aspect.

Of Kingdom and Crown is considered the band’s first concept album, which is described by Flynn himself as a futuristic wasteland revolving around two characters, Ares and Eros. The pair both go on their own respective killing sprees following the death of their loved ones.

Find the complete list of Machine Head’s 2024 tour dates with Fear Factory, Orbit Culture, and Gates of Hell along with ticket links below:

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Machine Head’s 2024 Tour Dates with Fear Factory, Orbit Culture, and Gates of Hell

01/19 – San Francisco, CA @ The Warfield 01/21 – Portland, OR @ Roseland Theater 01/22 – Seattle, WA @ Showbox 01/23 – Vancouver, BC @ Commodore 01/25 – Edmonton, AB @ Midway Music Hall 01/26 – Calgary, AB @ Grey Eagle Casino 01/27 – Saskatoon, SK @ Coors Event Centre 01/28 – Winnipeg, MB @ Burton Cumming Theatre 01/30 – Minneapolis, MN @ Skyway Theatre 01/31 – Chicago, IL @ Concord Music Hall 02/01 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Roxian Theatre 02/02 – Northfield, OH @ MGM Northfield Park 02/03 – Detroit, MI @ St. Andrews 02/05 – Toronto, ON @ The Opera House 02/06 – Montreal, QC @ M’Telus 02/07 – Quebec City, QC @ Theatre Capitole 02/08 – Boston, MA @ Paradise Rock Club 02/09 – Bethlehem, PA @ Wind Creek Event Center 02/10 – New York, NY @ Palladium Times Square 02/12 – Silver Spring, MD @ The Fillmore Silver Spring 02/14 – Atlanta, GA @ Masquerade (Heaven) 02/15 – Orlando, FL @ House Of Blues 02/17 – Austin, TX @ Emo’s 02/18 – San Antonio, TX @ Aztec 02/19 – Houston, TX @ House Of Blues 02/21 – Englewood, CO @ Gothic Theatre 02/22 – Albuquerque, NM @ Sunshine Theater 02/23 – Mesa, AZ @ Nile Theater 02/24 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Bellwether

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Machine Head Tour 2024

Machine Head tour 2024 announced : Robb Flynn and the boys will play songs from their last album, as well as fan favorites from their entire career, when they return to the US in November and December for a tour.

The band has just released their tenth studio album, which means it's time to return to tour to promote their latest musical offerings. The tour begins on November 3 in Fresno, California, and will cross the country before returning to the West Coast for a final on December 23 in Sacramento, California. See all dates, cities and locations at the end of this article. As part of the tour, Machine Head will play intimate shows in small halls throughout the country. The tour is a continuation of the band's "Electric Happy Hour" online concerts, which were broadcast remotely during the pandemic.

The pre-sale at Blabbermouth starts tomorrow (September 7) at 10 a.m. local time, and public sales Machine Head 2024 tickets will start next Friday (September 9) at 10 a.m. local time. In addition, a limited number of VIP packages will be available for the concerts.

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November 3 - Fresno, Calif. @ Fulton 55 November 6 - Salt Lake City, Utah @ Urban Lounge November 8 - Spokane, Wash. @ Knitting Factory November 10 - Boise, Idaho @ Revolution November 12 - Casper, Wyo. @ The Gaslight Social November 13 - Colorado Springs, Colo. @ Black Sheep November 15 - Minot, N.D. @ The Original November 16 - Fargo, N.D. @ The Hall at Fargo Brewing November 18 - Sioux Falls, S.D. @ Bigs Bar November 19 - Lincoln, Neb. @ Royal Grove November 20 - Springfield, Mo. @ Outland Ballroom November 21 - St. Louis, Mo. @ Red Flag November 22 - Madison, Wis. @ High Noon Saloon November 23 - Indianapolis, Ind. @ Deluxe @ Old National Center November 25 - Joliet, Ill. @ The Forge November 26 - Flint, Mich. @ Machine ShopNovember 27 - Columbus, Ohio @ A&R Music Bar November 28 - Cincinnati, Ohio @ Legends November 30 - Huntington, N.Y. @ The Paramount December 1 - Portland, Maine @ Portland House of Music December 2 - Asbury Park, N.J. @ Stone Pony December 3 - Reading, Pa. @ Reverb December 4 - Baltimore, Md. @ Soundstage December 6 - Virginia Beach, Va. @ Elevation 27 December 7 - Huntington, W.V. @ The Loud December 8 - Charlotte, N.C. @ Underground December 9 - Nashville, Tenn. @ Eastside Bowl December 10 - Charleston, S.C. @ Music Farm December 12 - Fort Lauderdale, Fla. @ Culture Room December 13 - Tampa, Fla. @ Orpheum December 15 - Little Rock, Ark. @ The Hall December 16 - Oklahoma City, Okla. @ Whiskey Nights December 17 - Wichita, Kan. @ WAVE December 18 - Dallas, Texas @ Amplified Live Inside Stage December 20 - Albuquerque, N.M. @ Sunshine Theater December 21 - Tucson, Ariz. @ The Rock December 22 - San Diego, Calif. @ House of Blues December 23 - Sacramento, Calif. @ Ace of Spades

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San Francisco Bay Area metallers  Machine Head  will embark on a European tour in June. The 18-date trek, which will kick off on June 2 in Groningen, Netherlands, will consist of a mix of headlining shows and festival appearances.

Machine Head ‘s festival appearances will come nearly a decade after frontman  Robb Flynn  swore off festival performances, admitting that he and his bandmates were “burnt out on them”.  Flynn ‘s apparent change of heart came after  Machine Head  played a special secret set at the 2022 edition of the U.K.’s  Bloodstock Open Air  and made a headlining appearance at the 2023  Graspop Metal Meeting  in Belgium.

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Machine Head Tour Dates:

June 02 – Oosterpoort – Groningen, Netherlands ** June 04 – 013 – Tilburg, Netherlands ** June 06 – Mystic Festival – Gdansk, Poland June 08 – Rock Im Park – Nürnberg, Germany June 09 – Rock Am Ring – Nürburgring, Germany June 10 – Forum Karlin – Prague, Czech Republic ** June 11 – Live Club – Milan, Italy ** June 13 – Greenfield – Interlaken, Switzerland June 14 – Nova Rock – Nickelsdorf, Austria June 16 – Download Festival – Donington, England June 17 – SWG3 Galvanizers – Glasgow, Scotland ** June 20 – Docks – Hamburg, Germany ** June 21 – Copenhell – Copenhagen, Denmark June 23 – Graspop Metal Meeting – Dessel, Belgium June 26 – Resurrection Festival – Viveiro, Spain June 28 – Hellfest – Clisson, France June 29 – Evil Live Festival – Lisbon, Portugal July 04 – Rockwave Nights – Athens, Greece

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Deep Purple and Yes Announce 2024 North American Tour

Deep Purple and Yes will team up for a North American summer tour.

The trek begins on Aug. 14 in Hollywood, Florida, and concludes on Sept. 8 in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday. you can see the full list of dates below.

Deep Purple is in the midst of their 1 More Time tour and simultaneously celebrating 50 years of “Smoke on the Water” (52 years now, to be exact). The band recently released a super deluxe edition of its landmark album Machine Head , which includes classics such as “Smoke on the Water,” “Highway Star” and “Space Truckin’.”

Yes, meanwhile, will deliver a career-spanning set comprising material through their latest album, 2023’s Mirror to the Sky . The prog legends are also releasing an expanded anniversary box set of their 1994 album Talk next month.

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Aug. 14 – Hollywood, FL @ Hard Rock Live

Aug. 15 – Tampa, FL @ Seminole Hard Rock Event Center

Aug. 17 – The Woodlands, TX @ Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion

Aug. 18 – Durant, OK @ Choctaw Casino – Grand Theater **

Aug. 19 – Fort Worth, TX @ Dickies Arena

Aug. 21 – Cincinnati, OH @ PNC Pavilion at Riverbend Music Center

Aug. 22 – Sterling Heights, MI @ Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre at Freedom Hill

Aug. 23 – Tinley Park, IL @ Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre

Aug. 25 – Toronto, ON @ Budweiser Stage

Aug. 27 – Montreal, QC @ Bell Centre

Aug. 28 – Gilford, NH @ BankNH Pavilion

Aug. 30 – Camden, NJ @ Freedom Mortgage Pavilion

Aug. 31 – Holmdel, NJ @ PNC Bank Arts Center

Sept. 1 – Wantagh, NY @ Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater

Sept. 3 – Bridgeport, CT @ Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater

Sept. 4 – Saratoga Springs, NY @ Broadview Stage at SPAC

Sept. 6 – Bethel, NY @ Bethel Woods Center for the Arts

Sept. 7 – Bristow, VA @ Jiffy Lube Live

Sept. 8 – Scranton, PA @ The Pavilion at Montage Mountain

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Entertainment | deep purple, yes bring a double dose of classic rock to macomb county, tickets go on sale friday, presale starts wednesday.

A double dose of classic rock is headed to Macomb County this summer as Deep Purple and Yes team up for a show at Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre at Freedom Hill County Park in Sterling Heights.

The 1 More Time Tour comes 52 years after Deep Purple released their iconic hit “Smoke on the Water” from the Machine Head album. The show is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 22.

Now fronted by vocalist Ian Gillian, the band — featuring guitarist Sime McBride, Roger Glover on bass, drummer Ian Paice, and keyboardist Don Airey — will be joined by fellow Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees Yes for the Sterling Heights show.

The band has sold more than 100 million records and paved the way for hard rock and metal.

Their last studio album, 2020’s “Whoosh!” was their highest charting in 46 years, rising to No. 4 in U.K. Album charts.

Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday at 313Presents.com , LiveNation.com and Ticketmaster.com . Presale tickets and VIP packages go on sale at 10 a.m. Wednesday

Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre is located at 14900 16 Mile Road (at Schoenherr Road) Sterling Heights.

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