Breaking the Law

Joey DeMaio went on a seven-minute against “fucking ass-kissing motherfuckers on the Internet” at last night’s show.

Following his arrest on Thursday night, Justin Bonitz “was transferred to a prison nearby and the police station did not keep track of it,” according to the band.

He was reportedly arrested for fighting with the venue’s head of security.

The fire destroyed recordings by Soundgarden, Nirvana, Guns N’ Roses, Nine Inch Nails and more.

Slipknot’s business manager calls bullshit on Fehn’s latest round of claims.

“He’s in kind of a really dark place, and I hope he gets some help, ’cause he’s really unraveled.”

DiSanto responds to none of his wife’s specific allegations.

O’Brien was arrested in December after blowing up his home and breaking into a neighbor’s.

Pike’s pedalboard was broken into, went missing, and was returned completely empty.

Original masters of songs by Guns N’ Roses, Nine Inch Nails, Soundgarden and more were lost in the blaze.

“This week alone, I’ve spent 12 hours in courthouses… I slept on a plastic bench in a police station… I’ve been in front of judges… I had to watch as two police officers evicted the person I tried to build a life with from our home.”

DiSanto’s wife has made allegations against him of consistent physical and verbal abuse fueled by alcoholism.

Lindemann allegedly left a 54-year-old man with a bloody nose following an altercation at a hotel bar in Germany.

The fan claims the band kicked a monitor off the stage and broke the toe, which eventually had to be amputated.

He will be patrolling the mean streets of Rockport, IN (pop. 2,270).

In other news: Trent Reznor rents??

The appeal came after a previous decision barring Bart Krysiuk from operating as Batushka while the lawsuit proceeds.

Logan had been detained for two days following his first scheduled court appearance.

Logan has not yet formally entered a plea.

Logan’s attorney says that the guitarist has been “extremely cooperative with the investigation from the beginning, and he’ll continue to do that.”