Sylosis hint at upcoming ‘TNF’ reveal with mysterious new video

Vitriol’s guitar player Kyle Rasmussen was left behind at a gas station during a tour when his bandmates decided to stage a mass exodus. This unexpected turn of events left Rasmussen stranded and abandoned, highlighting the tensions within the band that led to this drastic action.

In France, Joe Duplantier, guitarist for Gojira, faced a setback when he was unable to play guitar during their tour due to an injury that required surgery. To fill in for Duplantier, Greg Kubacki from Car Bomb took over the guitar duties, stepping in to ensure the show could go on despite the unexpected change.

During a performance in Eindhoven, Austin Sparkman from Haywire had to deal with a problematic situation when a grabby fan invaded the stage. In response, Sparkman reacted by punching the fan, leading to a situation where the fan’s actions may have necessitated dental work due to the altercation.

In a surprising turn of events, Alissa White-Gluz parted ways with Arch Enemy as she launched a new solo track titled “The Room Where She Died.” This separation marked a significant moment for the band and White-Gluz, setting the stage for new beginnings and creative directions for both parties involved.

Guns N’ Roses made a major announcement by revealing plans for a 2026 world tour, generating excitement among fans eager to see the iconic band perform live once again. Alongside this tour announcement, the band also teased the debut of two new songs, adding to the anticipation surrounding their upcoming tour schedule.

Lastly, Sylosis hinted at an upcoming reveal for ‘TNF’ with a cryptic video shared by the band, sparking speculation and excitement among their fans. This teaser suggests that new material from the British melodic thrash/death metal band is on the horizon, with a reveal scheduled for the near future, creating buzz and interest within the metal community.