Eyehategod

Eyehategod and singer Mike IX Williams will be back on tour next month in the U.S.

With this year's Maryland Deathfest in the books, the first 25 bands for next year's installment have already been revealed.

Eyehategod frontman Mike IX Williams spoke with Full Metal Jackie about receiving a liver transplant, nearly dying, returning to the stage and more.

Eyehategod's Mike IX Williams offers health update after liver transplant, reveals need for more funding.

A group of benefit shows to help offset the medical costs of Eyehategod's Mike IX Williams raised more than $20,000.

The entire Berserker IV lineup has been announced, lead by GWAR and Eyehategod, and tickets are on sale now.

There's good news for Eyehategod's Mike IX Williams, who intends on returning to the concert stage with the band in April after his recent liver transplant.

The New Orleans metal scene is pulling together to help out ailing Eyehategod frontman Mike IX Williams with medical expenses with a special benefit show.

After a match was found for Williams, he was rushed into surgery and given a liver transplant late last night (Dec. 14).

With Mike IX Williams recovering from an illness, Lamb of God's Randy Blythe will fill-in on vocals with Eyehategod on their upcoming tour.

The first wave of bands performing at the seventh annual GWAR-B-Q includes Lamb of God, Against Me!, Eyehategod and more.

One of 2013's biggest tragedies was the death of Eyehategod drummer Joey LaCaze. A longtime innovator in the sludge metal community, LaCaze was mourned by many after passing away from respiratory failure. Although LaCaze is no longer with us, Eyehategod are determined to continue on, planning to release a new album this April.