An Interview with Dave Mustaine of Megadeth
Leave it to metal’s ultimate thrasher, Dave Mustaine, to savagely snatch victory from the seethingly venomous jaws of defeat.
Megadeth Makes Like it’s 1985 with The Sick, The Dying… And The Dead!
For those who continue to count Megadeth as down and out… think again.
Soldier On!: Megadeth Invades Hersheypark Stadium
By 7:45 Saturday evening, a faint autumn breeze swirled through Hersheypark Stadium as a sea of impassioned headbangers restlessly waited in anticipation.
An Interview with Kiko Loureiro of Megadeth
All images courtesy of Kiko Loureiro/5Bam Management By Andrew DiCecco By bridging professional and personal divides and putting an end to the seemingly ceaseless revolving door of guitarists, Kiko Loureiro...
An Interview with Jeff Young, Formerly of Megadeth
Cast aside and often relegated to a mere footnote in the band’s storied lore, Jeff Young’s legacy as a member of Megadeth will forever be entwined with its incredulously neglected third studio album, So Far, So Good… So What!
An Interview with Dirk Verbeuren of Megadeth
For veteran drummer Dirk Verbeuren, the torrid process of promoting his first full-length record with Megadeth has been a labor of love years in the making.
An Interview with James LoMenzo of Megadeth
James LoMenzo has been in the music business long enough to know never to say never.
An Interview with David Ellefson
Free from all restrictions and with a steadfast refusal to be pigeonholed, David Ellefson’s journey to the musical summit is ever ongoing.
An Interview with Bobby Gustafson of Vio-Lence & Formerly of Overkill
For Gustafson, the years since leaving his flagship band Overkill had not been kind. Venomously snakebitten, and devoid of the royalties he was justly due, the flying-v toating guitarist nearly left the music business altogether.
An Interview with Dirk Verbeuren of Megadeth
After years spent in his flagship band, Soilwork, in 2016, Verbeuren received the call of a lifetime from Megadeth frontman, and founder, Dave Mustaine. After a short phone conversation, it was decided that Verbeuren would join Megadeth on the road, filling in on drums for the departed Chris Adler, for the band’s Dystopia World Tour.
