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Zakk Wylde, Scott Ian and Gary Holt on the furious riffs, high-octane gear and lifer philosophies that shaped their careers – and why everyone cheats with downpicking
Midway through their Anthrax and Black Label Society co-headlining tour with special guests Exodus, the metal legends share how they developed their distinctive tones and techniques, and why Tony Iommi is the “Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, Lennon, McCartney and Burt Bacharach of riffs”
Pantera’s upcoming concert in Vienna has been canceled
It's the third cancellation for the recently reformed metal outfit, who were dropped from the Rock Am Ring and Rock Im Park festival lineups earlier this week
Foo Fighters replace Pantera at Rock Am Ring and Rock Im Park festivals
The band confirmed they will be headlining the German festivals, after Pantera were dropped from the bill earlier this week
Pantera removed from this year's Rock Am Ring and Rock Im Park lineups
Organizers of two of Europe's biggest music festivals say the decision has been taken following “intensive conversations with artists, partners and festival fans”
Pantera announce massive North American headline tour through 2023 and 2024
Scheduled to start in July this year and conclude more than a year later, the tour will also feature Lamb of God as support
Why Madonna played Pantera’s A New Level on a Gibson Les Paul for an entire tour
How a Dimebag Darrell encounter and guitar lessons with the Queen of Pop led to one of the weirdest pop-metal mashups in live music history
This monster St. Vincent riff was inspired by Pantera’s Cowboys From Hell – so much so that Annie Clark worried she was “going to be sued”
Dimebag Darrell is one of St. Vincent’s all-time favorite guitarists, and you can certainly hear the influence here
Pantera producer says it's “entirely possible” the current tribute lineup will release new music
Zakk Wylde, Charlie Benante, Rex Brown and Phil Anselmo may follow up their current tour with new material, according to Sterling Winfield – but it might not be under the Pantera name
