Skeletonwitch’s new video for their track “Submit To The Suffering” has debuted online over at Metal Sucks. The group filmed the clip with director Don Tyler (Mastodon, Ringworm). Meanwhile, the group also apparently have another video in the works with a picture from it available at Twitpic.com.

DevilDriver have revealed further details for their upcoming “Ozzfest” off-dates. The band will be teaming up with Kataklysm, Skeletonwitch and Saviours for the following stops:

August 10th San Francisco, CA – Slim’s
August 11th San Diego, CA – Brick By Brick
August 12th Tempe, AZ – Marquee Theater
August 18th Louisville, KY – Headliners Music Hall (feat. Shadows Fall)
August 20th Rochester, NY – Montage Music Hall (feat. Kingdom Of Sorrow)
August 23rd Towson, MD – Recher Theater

DevilDriver will then be joined by Kittie, Kataklysm and Hostility for the following run of shows:

August 25th Jerymn, PA – Elenor Rigby’s
August 26th London, ON – London Music Hall
August 27th Columbus, OH – Al Rosa Villa
August 28th Detroit, MI – Harpo’s
August 29th Cleveland, OH – Peabody’s Down Under
August 31st Houston, TX – Scout Bar
September 01st San Antonio, TX – Scout Bar
September 02nd Dallas, TX – Trees
September 03rd Corpus Christi, TX – Pavilion @ Concrete Street
September 04th Odessa, TX – Dos Amigos
September 05th Lubbock, TX – Jake’s
September 07th Des Moines, IA – People’s Court
September 10th Denver, CO – The Summit Music Hall
September 11th Salt Lake City, UT – The Complex
September 13th Seattle, WA – Studio Seven
September 15th Orangevale, CA – Boardwalk
September 16th Hollywood, CA – The Key Club

Priestess will also be taking part in High On Fire and Skeletonwitch’s recently announced summer Canadian tour. Revised dates for the schedule now run as follows:

With Russian Circles:

July 08th Vancouver, BC – Rickshaw Theatre
July 10th Edmonton, AB – Starlite Room
July 11th Calgary, AB – The Republik
July 13th Winnipeg, ON – Royal Albert Arms
July 14th Thunder Bay, ON – Crocks (no Russian Circles)

With Priestess:

July 16th Toronto, ON – Opera House
July 17th London, ON – London Music Hall
July 18th Windsor, ON – The Blind Dog
July 20th Hamilton, ON – The Casbah
July 21st Kingston, ON – Time To Laugh
July 22nd Quebec City, QC – Le Cercle
July 23rd Ottawa, ON – Capital Music Hall

July 24th Montreal, QC – Parc Jean Drapeau (“Heavy MTL“)

In addition, Skeletonwitch will be playing a July 09th off-date from the trek at Pogue Mahone in Kamloops, BC.

The leaked lineup for this years edition of the “Ozzfest” tour has turned out to be true with the official “Ozzfest 2010” press release now available online below:

“More than 15 years after OZZY OSBOURNE debuted OZZFest, the defining blueprint for hard rock tours and festivals returns this August in six American cities with an explosive bill co-headlined by OZZY and, in their first-ever OZZFest appearance, Mötley Crüe—touring together for the first time with OZZY since he invited the group on their now legendary 1984 arena tour. Expect the energy to go way off the charts at the all-day extravaganza of music and deranged merriment.

The 2010 OZZFest–back after taking a year off in 2009 and the 2008 one-off stadium spectacular in Dallas, TX with OZZY and Metallica headlining–will kick off August 14 in San Bernardino (the birthplace of the first OZZFest in 1996) and then make stops in Chicago, IL, Hartford, CT, Camden, NJ, Pittsburgh, PA and Boston, MA. Live Nation will promote the tour nationally.

The main stage will feature full sets from Ozzy, Mötley Crüe and Rob Halford (who last appeared on OZZFest in 2004 with Judas Priest), performing songs from his solo career along with material from Judas Priest and Fight. DevilDriver and Nonpoint will round out the main stage line-up. Second stage headliners and six-time OZZFest veterans Black Label Society will be joined by Drowning Pool, Kingdom of Sorrow, and Goatwhore, Skeletonwitch, Saviours and Kataklysm.

Each OZZFest date will include 13 bands on two stages with music beginning at 1:00 PM. In addition, concert-goers can once again visit the OZZFest “Village of the Damned” featuring a mix of interactive activities, shopping and entertainment throughout the venue concourses.

These OZZFest dates mark the first concerts in the U.S. in connection with the June 15 release of SCREAM (Epic Records), the OZZFest’s founder’s first album in three years and 10th studio album overall. OZZY’s band consists of his OZZY’s new guitar player, Gus G., bassist Blasko, drummer Tommy Clufetos and keyboardist Adam Wakeman.

Tickets for the show’s go on sale May 22 at www.OZZfest.com and www.LiveNation.com.

The 2010 OZZFEST dates are as follows:

Sat, Aug 14 – San Bernardino, CA – San Manuel Amphitheater

Tue, Aug 17 – Chicago, IL – First Midwest Bank Amp.

Thurs, Aug 19 – Pittsburgh, PA – First Niagara Pavilion

Sat , Aug 21 – Hartford, CT – Comcast Theater

Sun, Aug 22 – Camden, NJ – Susquehanna

Tue, Aug 24 – Boston, MA – Comcast Center”

The Rock Band Network has officially launched and with it comes comes a number of new tracks of note. The service, which enables bands to get their tracks available for play in the “Rock Band” franchise of videogames in a more direct fashion, now has the following songs available:

3 Inches Of Blood – “Battles And Brotherhood”
Despised Icon – “Day Of Mourning”
Five Finger Death Punch – “Burn It Down”
In This Moment – “Mechanical Love”
KMFDM – “A Drug Against War”
KMFDM – “Juke Joint Jezebel”
Lacuna Coil – “Survive”
Skeletonwitch – “Crushed Beyond Dust”
Skindred – “Stand for Something”
Suicide Silence – “Disengage“

1349 will release their as-yet untitled new album in North America on April 13th through Prosthetic via an agreement with Indie Recordings. In addition, the band will be joining Cannibal Corpse, Skeletonwitch and Lecherous Nocturne for the following run of shows together:

April 20th Orlando, FL – Club Firestone
April 21st Atlanta, GA – Masquerade
April 22nd Raleigh, NC – Volume 11 Tavern
April 23rd Springfield, VA – Jaxx
April 24th Worcester, MA – Palladium (New England Metal and Hardcore Festival)
April 25th Long Island, NY – Crazy Donkey
April 27th Montreal, QC – Club Soda
April 28th Toronto, ON – Opera House
April 29th Chicago, IL – House of Blues
April 30th Milwaukee, WI – Eagles Club
May 01st St. Paul, MN – Station 4
May 02nd Lawrence, KS – Granada Theater
May 03rd Denver, CO – Gothic
May 05th San Francisco, CA – Slim’s
May 06th Los Angeles, CA – House Of Blues
May 07th Tucson, AZ – The Rock (no 1349)
May 08th Albuquerque, NM – Sunshine Theater (no 1349)
May 10th Corpus Christi, TX – House of Rock (no 1349)
May 11th Austin, TX – Emo’s (no 1349)
May 12th Houston, TX – Wired Live (no 1349)
May 13th New Orleans, LA – House of Blues (no 1349)
May 14th Jacksonville, FL – Freebird Live (no 1349)
May 15th Tampa, FL – Tate Theater (no 1349)

Skeletonwitch have reissued their previously out of print “Worship The Witch” EP through Prosthetic on a variety of differently colored 10″ vinyl. You can find that here.

Doomriders have booked a handful of dates for the next few months, here’s where you can catch them:

January 22nd Worcester, MA – Ralphs Rock Diner (feat. Bovachevo, Motherboar, Phantom Glue)
January 23rd Providence, RI – Jerky’s (feat. Megasus, Snowbird, Bloodhorse)
February 17th Allston, MA – Great Scott (feat. Skeletonwitch, Iron Age, Howl)
February 20th Hartford, CT – The Webster Underground (feat. Skeletonwitch, Iron Age, Howl)