The “Shoots and Ladders” group kick off their run of 2022 live shows on Jan. 31 opening for System of Down for a handful of concerts and then worm their way through North America to complete ...

The 20th anniversary of Korn ‘s monumental self-titled debut may have passed, but the pioneering nu-metal group still has a spate of gigs lined up where it will play the record in its entirety.

For “Shoots and Ladders,” a live staple from the group’s 1994 self-titled debut album, Davis played bagpipes and growled nursery-rhyme refrains over teethgrinder riffs and thundering low end.

Since forming in 1993, the nu-metal pioneers of Korn have continued to push boundaries, especially with their latest albums, Requiem (2022) and Untitled (2023).

Good times! Our thanks to Korn's Brian "Head" Welch for the interview. Look for the band celebrating the 20th anniversary of their self-titled release at these stops.

A lack of rain insured that a couple of hard rock’s heaviest hitters reigned unimpeded on Sunday night, Aug. 21, at the Pine Knob Music Theatre.

Korn set list Here to Stay Blind Half Step Divine Rotting in Vain You'll Never Find Me Twisted Transistor Shoots and Ladders Got the Life Make Me Bad Somebody Someone Freak on a Leash Encore 4 U ...

The normally serene spring home of baseball's Arizona Diamondbacks was transformed into a mass of pogoing teens on Saturday, April 25th, as Korn kicked off their Escape From the Studio tour, their ...

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Released in 1994, Korn’s self-titled debut album almost single-handedly sparked the genre that would come to be known as nu metal to life. In 2015, as the band belatedly brought the 20th ...

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Korn's fifth studio album, 'Untouchables,' channeled some of the band's growing tensions into the music. Bowing only to rapper Eminem, the disc debuted and peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 chart.