As this summer's Rockstar Energy Mayhem Festival kicks off this Saturday, July 10th, we've got some killer news: Rob Zombie will be doing an exclusive Meet & Greet signing at the Roadrunner Records Booth from 4:30pm – 5:15pm at every stop along the way!
Wanna meet the man? Purchase a copy of Hellbilly Deluxe 2 at our booth to guarantee your spot!
Go right here for a full list of Mayhem Fest tour dates, and check out "Mars Needs Women" off Hellbilly 2 below!
Tackling a variety of subjects, Ratt's famed guitarist Warren DeMartini discusses his history with the Sunset Strip heroes, his guitar playing, the new album and a slew of other fan-submitted questions for Fret 12. Watch part 1 in the 6-part series below, and go right here to see the rest!
Infestation, the band's first album in 10 years, is out now. Pick up your copy of the killer album right here!
In their bi-annual feature, Metalsucks.net run through the best albums of the year -- mostly to give credit where's credit due, but when it comes to their June list, also to remind site officiator Vince Neilstein of what came out once December hits.
But whatever his reasoning may be, he definitely name-checks Ratt's Infestation and Mutiny Within - Mutiny Within among his best records of 2010 so far.
Go right here to see the full list.
To pick up a copy of Infestation, Ratt's 10-year-in-the-making return to Ratt n' Roll form, go HERE.
To get melodic metal newcomers Mutiny Within's crushing debut album for only 5 bucks, check this location.
Rob Zombie was the special guest host on WWE Monday Night Raw this past Monday, June 28th and thanks to blabbermouth.net, we've got the photos (below) to prove it in case you missed it.
Broadcast from the Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA, newsroom.mtv.com reminds us that, "Zombie has a bit of history with professional wrestling, as he is pals with former champion Edge and his song "Never Gonna Stop (The Red Red Kroovy)" acted as Edge's entrance music a few years back."
As for what you may have missed if you weren't tuned in to the USA Network on Monday night, MTV recounts that, "The rocker announced to the crowd that he was a fan of 'the sick and twisted things that take place in this ring,' and then let everybody know the participants in the eight-man ladder match at the show (including the aforementioned Edge, Randy Orton, Evan Bourne, former "The Real World" star the Miz, Ted DiBiase, R-Truth, Chris Jericho and John Morrison).
"Zombie, who was decked out in a Lou reed T-shirt (probably the first and only time that will be happening on WWE programming), did a fine job psyching up the crowd, and his natural charisma came across even as he was just reading names. Considering a big part of his persona comes from a sort of demented ringmaster concept, he was a natural in the ring. And the "Money in the Bank" match was an appropriate one for Zombie to announce, as not only will it feature a healthy amount of violence (something the director of "House of 1,000 Corpses" and "The Devil's Rejects" is familiar with) but also a bunch of participants with connections to the music world (Jericho is the frontman of metal band Fozzy, R-Truth uses a hip-hop gimmick and John Morrison's character is a take-off on late Doors frontman Jim Morrison)."
To read the whole write-up, go right here. Rob Zombie embarks on this summer's Rockstar Energy Mayhem Festival on July 10th. For a full list of dates and ticket information, go right here.
