Korn frontman Jonathan Davis has revealed a tentative timeline for the band’s forthcoming thirteenth studio album. Writing sessions have been taking place throughout the year with different producers and Davis is projecting a tentative spring 2019 release date. He recently told WhatCulture of the band’s plans:
“‘Head‘ and ‘Munky‘ have been writing with a couple different producers, working on riffs and putting them down, cataloguing everything. We’re gonna get together as a band in July and start putting their ideas together in the studio and start working on it. So, yeah, it’s in the future, definitely. When I get back after this European run I start writing vocals for the stuff that they’ve done. We’re gonna keep working through the year, so hopefully we’ll have one out, probably, this time next year.”
Davis himself just recently dropped a new solo album titled “Black Labyrinth” via Sumerian Records. Later this year Korn will celebrate the 20th anniversary of their 5x multi-platinum selling album “Follow The Leader” at these three shows.
