Behemoth Forced to Change Venues in Columbus due to Owners’ Religious Beliefs; ‘Wow, Big Motherfuckin’ WOW!’ Says Nergal

by | Apr 3, 2012

Behemoth have been forced to change venues for the opening night of their North American tour, set to kick off on April 11th in Columbus, Ohio, due to religious conflicts with the owners of The Brewmaster’s Gate.

“Wow, big motherfuckin’ WOW!” frontman Nergal commented. “We are facing a legendary moment: Amerika, the land of the free, is banning Behemoth coz of religious beliefs. The madness starts in Ohio, but of korz we are playing anyway. Nothing can stop us now. God, please save me from this freedom…”

The show will now be held at the Alrosa Villa.

Interview: Bevan Davies & Kyle Sanders Tell the Story of MonstrO

In the early 2000s when MonstrO drummer Bevan Davies moved to LA with his band Comes With The Fall, one of the group’s first-ever fans was Alice in Chains mastermind Jerry Cantrell. “When we had a show…[Cantrell] would come out and do encores with us on...
Read More

Strata Interview: Eric Victorino on Ties with Drowning Pool, Team Sleep, & Criticism

Read More

Dead Letter Circus Interview: On Building a Fanbase in the US

Awaiting an order of gourmet sandwiches at a restaurant on the Sunset Strip, Dead Letter Circus guitarist Rob Maric and frontman Kim Benzie speak of mainstream media and its influence on society. “It’s not natural to have violence broadcasted to you...
Read More

Ontronik Interview: Ex-System of a Down Drummer Returns

If you want to hear a crazy rock story, meet Andy Khachaturian. He was original drummer for System Of A Down and frontman for the now defunct Armenian-American quartet The Apex Theory — ever wonder what happened to those guys? If you were born after 1990, you...
Read More

Trivium Interview: Corey Beaulieu on Building a Fanbase & Opening for Metallica

Read More