Metal veterans reveal new lineup for Nevermore’s 2026 show

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Seattle-based metal band, Nevermore, recently announced their new lineup and a signing with Reigning Phoenix Music. The band, led by longtime guitarist Jeff Loomis and drummer Van Williams, welcomed three new members to their team: vocalist Berzan Onen, guitarist Jack Cattoi, and bassist Semir Ozerkan. Nevermore introduced their revamped lineup through an engaging Instagram video during a rehearsal session, teasing exciting developments on the horizon.

In an official statement on Instagram, Nevermore expressed their enthusiasm about partnering with Reigning Phoenix Music for this new chapter in their musical journey. The band highlighted the shared passion for metal music and the industry experience of the label’s team as key factors in their decision to sign with them. Moreover, they expressed eagerness to return to the stage for a performance in Istanbul on April 1st and shared their excitement about working on their upcoming album.

Nevermore’s history has seen its fair share of challenges, including a hiatus in 2011 following the departure of Loomis and Williams due to internal conflicts within the band. Tragically, the band also faced the loss of original lead singer Warrel Dane in 2017 and former guitarist Tim Calvert in 2018. The band hinted at a potential reunion in late 2024, receiving mixed reactions from fans and former band members. Despite initial skepticism from some quarters, Nevermore’s reunion seems to be moving forward at full throttle, with enthusiastic responses pouring in from the metal community, including well-wishes from Cristina Scabbia of Lacuna Coil.

Scheduled to embark on a series of tour dates throughout 2026, Nevermore is set to perform in various locations worldwide, including stops in Turkey, Chile, Brazil, Germany, Romania, and more. The band’s extensive tour schedule showcases their dedication to reconnecting with fans and delivering powerful live performances. The upcoming tour promises to be a testament to Nevermore’s enduring legacy in the metal music scene.

As Nevermore forges ahead with their new lineup and record label partnership, fans and the metal community at large eagerly anticipate the band’s return to the stage and the release of their forthcoming album. With a lineup of seasoned veterans and fresh talent, Nevermore is poised to make a significant impact in the metal music landscape, reaffirming their status as a force to be reckoned with in the industry.

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