Death Angel

Check out our recap and photo gallery of Days 1 and 2 of the 2017 70,000 Tons of Metal Cruise.

At Metal Allegiance‘s show in Anaheim, Calif., on Jan. 20, one of the highlights was a rendition of Metallica's "Disposable Heroes" in honor of Cliff Burton.

Metal Allegiance were joined onstage by Cliff Burton's father, Ray, prior to playing 'Disposable Heroes' in the late bassist's honor.

DevilDriver will hit the road with Death Angel, Winds of Plague, The Agonist and Azreal on the 'Bound by the Road' tour in 2017.

Anthrax and Death Angel are among the first acts announced for the 2017 70,000 Tons of Metal Cruise.

Thrashers gets ready because Slayer, Anthrax and Death Angel have teamed up for a 2016 North American Fall tour.

One of the perks of staging your own event is having the ability to drop in on your favorite bands during the festivities, and that's exactly what Metallica's Kirk Hammett did at the inaugural Fear FestEvil horror and music event in San Francisco.

Death Angel's Mark Osegueda was the guest on Full Metal Jackie’s radio show this past weekend. The powerful vocalist discussed the band’s new album 'The Dream Calls for Blood,' their killer fall tour and the evolution of the band over the years. If you missed Full Metal Jackie’s show, check out her full interview with Mark Osegueda:

Death Angel will release their first disc in three years when they unveil ‘The Dream Calls for Blood’ on Oct. 11. Coinciding with the release, the band is plotting a monster tour in support of the album, taking their new music out on the road with some awesome bands.

Metallica's Kirk Hammett is making the rounds showing off his 'Too Much Horror Business - The Kirk Hammett Collection' book of horror memorabilia, but during a stop in San Francisco to promote his page-turner, he worked in some music for those in attendance as well. Hammett welcomed Death Angel as guest performers at the event and joined them for a set.

The Brazilian metal thrashers in Sepultura are gearing up for a North America tour with Bay Area legends Death Angel and support from Krisiun and Havok dubbed the ‘Relentless Worldwide’ tour.

Last night, Feb. 8, in New York City, Anthrax, Testament and Death Angel closed out their awesome thrash trek at the Best Buy Theater in Times Square. This tour was truly a thrashers paradise, bringing together a lineup of legendary acts which for many can rival the excitement for a ‘Big 4′ show.