Mudvayne officially reunited in 2021, but singer Chad Gray says we're now reaching a period where the one essential necessity of his return to the group is coming into play. The band most recently ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Chad Gray of Mudvayne performs at PNC Music Pavilion on July 23, 2023 in Charlotte, North Carolina. (Jeff Hahne/Getty Images) ...

What made it possible for metal group Mudvayne to disband in 2010 and return in 2021 to a fiercely loyal fanbase? With hundreds of bands in the heavy metal music scene and thousands of songs available ...

Chad Gray joined Loudwire Nights on Thursday (Sept. 11) to dive into Mudvayne‘s return to the stage a few years ago and now, their return to the studio with the brand-new song, “Sticks and Stones.” ...

American nu metal band Mudvayne will celebrate the 25th anniversary of its debut album “L.D. 50” with a 30-city tour that includes a Sept. 17 concert at the Covelli Centre. “L.D. 50” was certified ...

Mudvayne is bringing the chaos back to the stage this fall in celebration of 25 years of their debut album, “L.D. 50.” The nu-metal band will launch a 30-city U.S. tour beginning September 11 in ...

Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Musicians and their fans know that’s true all too well. How many times do you see bands break up or call it quits, only to get back together and play sold-out ...

Mudvayne will be celebrating 25 years of their debut album at Northern Quest Resort and Casino. Mudvayne first gained popularity playing in the underground scene of their hometown, Peoria, Illinois.

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 ...

I can honestly say this is actually pretty original. I’ve never heard of an artist letting fans into their world in this particular manner, and I’m not sure I will again. And that makes it pretty cool ...

"The more you tour and do it with no new music, you just start to feel the ground not shake," Gray admitted to Loudwire Nights' Chuck Armstrong. "It was like, what can we do to make the ground shake?