Will Haven’s Touring On Hold For Now, Live Footage Of New Song Available
While Will Haven are ramping up for the release of their new album with mixing and a music video shoot currently underway, it looks as though it will be awhile before the band hit the road. The groups latest incarnation sees Slipknot percussionist Chris Fehn handling the bass duties and the band will be unable to properly tour for awhile given Fehn‘s summer commitments with Slipknot
In the meantime, fan-filmed live footage of Will Haven performing a new track, complete with Fehn, former guitarist Jeff Jaworski and ex-touring guitarist Lance Jackman, in Sacramento, CA earlier this year can be found below:
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I always liked this band. Nothing to crazy. Just very straight forward and heavy.
Sounding pretty good. And they went from having one guitar player to having four; that’s different.
They’ve had 2 guitar players for awhile. The four guitar players on stage are two current players and they invited ex-touring guitar player Lance Jackman (EIGHTFOURSEVEN) and former singer/guitar player Jeff Jaworski (Will Haven/Red Tape) for the last song of the set.
I love this band. So glad themselves and Deftones survived the Nu-Metal crap.
Will Haven and Deftones survived the rough Nu Metal years because quite simply, no one else sounds like Will Haven or Deftones
Question: Would you rather have grown up during the glam-metal era (with bands such as Motley Crue, Poison, Twisted Sister) or the nu-metal era (with bands such as KoRn, Limp Bizkit, Linkin Park)?
the nu-metal era. id rather hate bands for turning into total laughing stocks than have to admit i sported a sleeveless tshirt and gave praise to a bunch of coke heads who dressed like chicks and arguably sucked way too much dick. literal physical dick sucking i mean, not nu-metal hypothetical corporate money cock sucking to get famous.
I grew up during all 3 eras (Glam/Grunge/Nu) hahaha. First, I’ll take Grunge over the other 2, but second, I’d take Motley Crue over 90% of what the Nu-Metal era had to offer haha.
Haha, hell yea I’d take grunge over the other two. But that’s obvious. I think we’re currently in an interesting time for hard rock/metal in general, too.
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