When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Getty Images When John Entwistle died in June 2002, we had to wonder: would we ever see ...

The post Mudvayne Unleash “Hurt People Hurt People,” First New Song in 16 Years: Stream appeared first on Consequence. Mudvayne have dropped their first new song in 16 years, “Hurt People Hurt People.

This September, prog metalheads, Mudvayne, are hitting the road for their extensive 25th anniversary tour of their signature debut studio album L.D. 50. In the lead up, the band has just announced a ...

All signs point to Mudvayne getting ready to announce a slate of reunion shows tomorrow at noon eastern. UPDATE: It's been confirmed on 4/19, read all the official info here. Rock Feed broke the story ...

Mudvayne frontman Chad Gray hasn't been shy about his feelings toward backing tracks, something he thinks has become an "epidemic" within the live music industry. He has, however, revealed how ...

Mudvayne's Psychotherapy Sessions summer tour with Coal Chamber, GWAR, Nonpoint and Butcher Babies kicked off last night (July 20) and the headliners played a 15-song set that included the first-ever ...

Mudvayne broke up in 2010 and the topic of a potential reunion seems to crop up just about every year. There's never any hope for a reunion, but the topic surfaces nonetheless. Since the breakup, ...

The way frontman Chad Gray sees it, Mudvayne was set up for a return from the day the progressive-minded heavy metal band went on hiatus back in 2010. “I think we kind of went away before the fans ...

Mudvayne never formally broke up, but its hiatus was perhaps longer than fans, or band members themselves, might have expected. The progressive-minded metal quartet went dormant during 2010 so ...

WolverineKills, a heavy metal social media channel and rumor mill (and former website), is reporting that Mudvayne are plotting a reunion tour. No evidence or sources have been provided, but it’s ...

“It’s getting harder all the time,” roars Chad Gray on the new self-titled album by his Illinois alt-metal outfit Mudvayne. That may well be true of the life that Gray leads. But harder all the time ...