The 20 news items published in the morning and evening of Monday, November 9, 2026.
The show was at Suhai Music Hall. Former guitarist Jairo Guedz, a member from 1985 to 1987, joined the 30-song set for "Biotech Is Godzilla", "Slave New World" and "Troops Of Doom", and "Itsári" from "Roots" was played for the first time since 1998. Max and Iggor Cavalera did not appear; Andreas Kisser said earlier this year that the pair had declined an invitation.
Release page: Roots
New York City's Psychic Reader Records announced the 12-inch vinyl, which comes with a fold-out poster and an inner booklet of photos and extensive liner notes. The band formed in Los Angeles in 1978 and never released a record.
Play MVHe told Metal Hammer. The pair came up with the project in Des Moines, Iowa, and also covered SKINNY PUPPY's "Assimilate", all of it still at the demo stage. The two were bandmates in SINSAENUM, which released two albums and three EPs before Jordison's death in 2021.
The show was at Swabbies On The River. Written by Skeoch and Keith, the song is on TESLA's debut album "Mechanical Resonance", released on Geffen in December 1986. Skeoch left TESLA in 2006.
Release page: Mechanical Resonance
It comes with a studio playthrough video. The original, sung by Tarja Turunen, is from NIGHTWISH's 2004 album "Once".
Release page: Once
Play MVHe told Australia's Blunt magazine that he started out with the conventional idea of wealth and recognition, but that the success of greatest value is the satisfaction of authentic creative offerings, and that his ultra zone is made up of "focus, passion and joy." SATCHVAI, his duo with Joe Satriani, released its first studio album "The Sea Of Emotion" on November 6.
Release page: The Sea Of Emotion
Asked by Metal Hammer Spain, having lived in Los Angeles for nearly a decade, he said: "I don't judge a country by their head of state because the head of state is always changing." The band released its 11th album "Everything Under the Sun" on October 30 and opens its 2027 world tour in Pittsburgh on February 6.
Release page: Everything Under the Sun
It follows "Bring Me The Night" and "Sirens". Singer Silvio calls the song "a haunting reflection of a world where identity is lost, voices are silenced, and humanity hides behind the masks we create." The album is their first in six years, since "Dead Elysium".
Play MVThey revealed both in an announcement video on their official YouTube channel; the album's title and release date have not been revealed yet. The tour runs from Rockhal in Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg, on October 27, 2027 to Hovet in Stockholm on December 18, with APOCALYPTICA and MAJESTICA as special guests. Tickets go on general sale on Friday, November 13 at 11:00 CET.
Play videoThe band's website does not yet say which release the song is from or when it will be out. On August 29 the band released the music video for "Roboticist", its first single with singer Milo Silvestro.
Doors 18:00, show 18:30; tickets 3,000 / 3,500 yen. Five acts are on the bill.
Doors 16:00, show 17:00; tickets 3,600 / 4,100 yen. Five acts are on the bill.
Footage of the second half of "Bohemian Rhapsody" from the same show was shared on November 3. The song is from the 1977 album "News of the World".
Release page: News of the World
Play MVThe song is from the band's 2008 album "Shogun". TRIVIUM release their 11th studio album "Crown In The Grave" on Roadrunner on November 20.
Release pages: Shogun, Crown In The Grave
Play videoThey point out that a motif from the artwork also appears in the "RUN" video, then start counting the figures in the artwork and find a fifth. The description points to the December 16 show of their "Birth of Riot" nationwide tour at Zepp Shinjuku.
Release page: Birth of Riot
Play videoThe footage is from their show at Kashiwa PALOOZA on October 11; the description introduces it as the first of the covers and asks fans to scream that "Are you ready!?" at the top of their lungs at the shows. The tour runs to Zepp Shinjuku on December 16.
Play videoIt came midway through the 20-song set at Petco Park, the song's third documented live performance after two shows in 2008. "Eros" was recorded in 2008 and shelved after bassist Chi Cheng was seriously injured in a car accident that November. The band has not explained the song's return.
The other four are a "Where's Wajima?" T-shirt (4,500 yen, S to XXL) and tote bag (3,000 yen), a 60th-birthday towel (1,000 yen) and an "ofuda" sticker (500 yen). The tour opens at PENNY LANE 24 in Sapporo on Wednesday, November 11.
She announced her departure from the Swiss band in October after seven years and four albums. The original is the title track of ACCEPT's 1985 album "Metal Heart".
Release page: Metal Heart
Play MVSpeaking to the U.S. TV station KWCH, he recalled reading in USA Today on tour in 1990 that it was the No. 1 prom song in the U.S. that year and mentioned Alicia Keys naming it a favorite, adding that he still sings it every night and his concern is how he does it now. The song is from SKID ROW's 1989 debut album "Skid Row".
Release page: Skid Row