2022 sees both Korn and Evanescence realigned, with the two having gone through their own sets of turbulent years and lineup changes to recently finding solid ground and climbing back to the top of the music hierarchy.

The pit swirled, bodies surfed atop the countless hands in the air, and heads banged with extreme prejudice. Oh yes, Anthrax was definitely in the building that night.

There’s perhaps no better name for the show that rolled through the PNC Music Pavilion than “Freaks on Parade”. An amalgamation of all sorts of characters came out to brave the new normal of record-breaking temperatures at the Charlotte amphitheater, with the vast majority dressed head to toe in heat-capturing black.

Nine Inch Nails hit the stage at the Red Hat Amphitheater in Raleigh, North Carolina, tearing through a collection of greatest hits, rarities, and covers to the incredibly eager crowd. It was their first performance since December of 2018.

Before the first couple of songs had even ended, the North Charleston Coliseum was a tangle of limbs and screams as Slipknot took the place by storm.

With no fancy screens or distracting gimmicks, Underoath’s production is pure unfiltered rock show. It’s just the band, the audience, and the lights.

There’s something universal and constant in the way Korn captures their unique brand of vulnerable anger, and evidently, it’s powerful enough to fill up the biggest rooms across the world after all this time.

Inside the Neighborhood Theatre, someone dressed up as Jesus Christ rolls around the venue on Heelys and sets the record for number of stagedives for the night

Broadcast live from the Hollywood United Methodist Church in Los Angeles, the band – along with a full choir, minimalized orchestra, and some very lucky fans – performed some select songs from their catalog before going into new stuff.

Voyeurist: Digital Ghost, shows a well-established and tight-knit group that has all eyes on the future, and the future is looking extremely bright – even if the music is dark as can be.

Korn’s massive streaming event has the band performing a once-in-a-lifetime setlist of deep cuts and fan favorites with the darkened city of LA as a backdrop.