For the first time since 1999, Static-X, Sevendust and Dope will be hitting the road together for a 21-date fall U.S. tour with openers Lines of Loyalty. Dubbed the "Machine Killer" tour, the run ...
In a new interview with Nikki Blakk of the San Francisco Bay Area radio station 107.7 The Bone, STATIC-X bassist Tony Campos once again said that it's up to the fans whether the group's current lineup ...
When asked by the SDR Show is Static-X is still keeping Xer0’s identity a secret though “everyone knows” who the frontman is, Campos responded, “Yeah, but I still like to keep that distinction, ‘cause ...
Mar. 3—Wayne Static, former frontman of Static-X, died in 2014. It was an emotional moment for the metal and music world, even for the misunderstood fanbase, stereotyped as being menacing and ...
Static-X is one of the most recognizable Industrial/nu-metal bands ever. In the course of their career, they have released eight full-length albums. However, many consider their debut album, Wisconsin ...
Static-X’s original Wisconsin Death Trip lineup of Tony Campos, Koichi Fukuda, & Ken Jay along with current vocalist/guitarist Xer0 will be bringing their ultra entertaining Evil Disco extravaganza on ...
STATIC-X bassist Tony Campos says that he and his bandmates have talked about making new music with the group's current lineup once they have finished touring in support of the "Project Regeneration" ...
(PFA) After the successful celebration of the 20th anniversary of their seminal sophomore album Machine and a major North American tour supporting Rob Zombie in 2022, multi-platinum selling industrial ...
When Static-X lost their frontman Wayne Static to his battle with addiction back in 2014, everyone questioned what the band could possibly do to recover. Fast forward a few years later and they’ve ...
If you need a heaping helping of nu-metal to get you through the summer, Mudvayne and Static-X are gonna give it to you. In celebration of the 25th anniversary of their breakout sophomore album L.D.
Static-X detailed plans for their 2025 Machines Vs Monsters Tour. The band’s original Wisconsin Death Trip lineup of Tony Campos, Koichi Fukuda and Ken Jayalong with current vocalist/guitarist Xer0 ...