Black Collar Workers

The court says that Buddy Webster, who designed the original Dean from Hell, waited too long to file his lawsuit.

Lamb of God, Carcass, and Hatebreed have already postponed their new album releases.

The company has changed its refund policy to cover only “canceled” events, as opposed to “postponed” or “rescheduled” ones.

Ticket scalping companies like StubHub, Viagogo, SeatGeek and VividSeats have been hit hard by the coronavirus economic downturn.

The industry is hurting from the closure of physical record stores and the overall economic collapse.

Dave Chavarri and Laz Pina will keep the Ill Niño brand.

The band have a devoted fanbase, to say the least.

Gone are the days when record labels could complain about streaming as a non-viable source of revenue.

Jesus.

The infamous Napster vs. Metallica debates rages on two decades later.

Ticket prices are currently an “incredible bargain” according to the company’s CEO.

Vicky Cornell alleges that the band has been “withholding hundreds of thousands of dollars in royalties owed to her and Chris’ minor children” in an “unlawful attempt to strong-arm Chris’ Estate into turning over certain audio recordings created by Chris before he passed away.”

It grossed $584.2 million!

As it turns out, departing members Jaska Raatikainen, Henkka T. Blacksmith, and Janne Wirman own the name.

It sold half as many copies as the band’s last album, Polar Similar, did in 2016.

Frontwoman Kobra Paige says the band’s current financial situation is not “sustainable.”

The Birmingham location will stock 80,000 CDs and 25,000 vinyl.

“Digital download sales of ‘Photograph’ on Oct. 2-3 were up 569%,” Billboard reports.

A decision rendered in bankruptcy court earlier this year is… confusing.