Coronavirus

Biersack and several members of the band’s touring crew tested positive.

Where were you when the world shut down?

Who knew the seventh lead from News Radio would become such a lightning rod?

The drummer said he “got pretty sick” and remained so for about two weeks.

No, really. This is an actual thing.

“No matter what anybody says, I know what I know, and it all points to a sinister depopulation agenda.”

The 69-year-old previously had the virus in August.

“I’ve done everything I have been told to do the last two years and I will not be locked down again.”

Smooth move, Minneapolis.

Steve “Zetro” Souza is anti-vaxx. But Gary Holt says people who won’t get the jab are “crazy.”

The trek will now take place in 2023.

Barr says he will “go into isolation for the next few days.”

“I’m happy I along with my elder parents are vaccinated.”

“The health concerns for artists and their crew that come with traveling extensively from city to city during this time have meant that myself and my team feel this is the best course of action to keep everybody on my tour team safe and well.”

The band will play with pre-recorded drum tracks instead.

The shows, which would have also included Korn, Helmet, and Russian Circles, will now take place in February.

The guitarist and bassist John Myung wanted to risk the trek despite the pandemic; the rest of the band did not.

“I believe in fucking science.”

The band has very “stringent restrictions” governing the tour’s staff and venues.

“We are anticipating a quick recovery for Ray and he should be back to play the Los Angeles shows with us.”