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Cannibal Corpse’s headlining USA tour will see a change in their lineup

Author Benedetta Baldin - 3.9.2025

As theprp reports, Rob Barrett will be replaced on guitar by Brandon Ellis, a former member of The Black Dahlia Murder, during Cannibal Corpse‘s upcoming fall tour. The death metal icons have not yet publicly addressed the issue, although during the summer, numerous unsubstantiated claims about Barrett made the rounds on the internet. Cannibal Corpse will be performing with Municipal Waste, Full Of Hell, and Fulci on the aforementioned tour. Get your tickets by clicking here!

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Cannibal Corpse announces North American headlining tour this fall

Death metal icons Cannibal Corpse are pleased to announce their North American headlining tour this Fall. The journey will commence on September 15th in Nashville, Tennessee and make its way through over two dozen cities, the tour drawing to a close on October 22nd in Charlotte, North Carolina. Support will be provided by Municipal Waste and Fulci....

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In a Cannibal Corpse pit, you either kill or become husband and wife!

On Tuesday, April 22, while Cannibal Corpse was playing in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, a couple got married in the middle of the song “Unleashing the Bloodthirsty.” Even in the blood-soaked fury of death metal, love can blossom, as demonstrated by Erica and Christopher sealing the deal in front of a raging circle pit.

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The Black Dahlia Murder line-up changes – upcoming tour postponed

US melodic death metal band The Black Dahlia Murder is facing another line-up change. Guitarist Brandon Ellis has announced his departure and the band’s upcoming South American tour will be delayed due to the health problems of singer Brian Eschbach. Ellis, who joined the band in 2016, thanked fans for their support and expressed his...

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Headbangers Boat cruise reveals first wave of bands

For the Headbangers Boat cruise next year, the first round of bands has been announced. Frontman Randy Blythe of Lamb of God confirmed during this year’s event that the boat will carry acts from BRAT, Clutch, Crowbar, DevilDriver, Eighteen Visions, Fear Factory, Kublai Khan, Texas, Obituary, and The Black Dahlia Murder. The boat will sail...

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The Black Dahlia Murder release the video for “Utopia Black”

The Black Dahlia Murder released a Halloween-themed music video for their song “Utopia Black” just in time for the big day. The musical death metal band went all out with their costume budget for the clip, which was once again directed by Robbie Tassaro. The band is currently finishing up a run of headline shows...

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Erik Rutan of Cannibal Corpse shares an update on his current situation due to the hurricane

Renowned death metal producer and musician Erik Rutan (Hate Eternal, Cannibal Corpse) had to leave the band’s European/UK tour late last month because Hurricane Helene destroyed his Florida house. Rutan gave an update on the issue and disclosed the depth of the harm his family endured in a social media post published yesterday, October 18....

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Video available of Cannibal Corpse performing without guitarist Erik Rutan

Below is a fan-shot video of Cannibal Corpse’s whole September 29 show at London’s Roundhouse in England. As previously announced, guitarist Erik Rutan of Cannibal Corpse has withdrawn from the band’s European headline tour due to “catastrophic damage from Hurricane Helene” to his house in St. Petersburg, Florida. On Friday, September 27, Hurricane Helene tore...

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The Black Dahlia Murder release new music video for the track “Panic Hysteric”

Death metal band The Black Dahlia Murder have released a new music video for the track “Panic Hysteric”. The song is from their tenth full-length album “Servitude”, which was released last Friday via Metal Blade Records. The band recently completed their massive European tour and will embark on their North American “Beg To Serve 2024”...

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