Nothing says Mother’s Day like Danzig. (This is not true even a little bit, but just go with it.) And since Sunday is Mother’s Day, and we like to promote any opportunity to post Danzig-related ...

The success of "Mother" served as a middle finger to the PMRC. Alternative rock’s rise to prominence in the early ’90s made for some surprising hit singles, including some from cult heroes for whom ...

The post Danzig Announce 2025 US Tour with Down, Abbath, and Cro-Mags appeared first on Consequence. Danzig have announced a 2025 West Coast tour set to take place in March. The brief six-date jaunt ...

According to a post on his official Facebook page, Glenn Danzig will be celebrating the debut album from his eponymous outfit with "a limited number of special shows" in both the United States and ...

Danzig‘s “Mother” is a great song, but more importantly, it’s a great song that lends itself well to covers. A heavy-metal track about censorship with a melody that wouldn’t be out of place in a ...

2) The DJ @ Scenic Friday night played Bucky Done Gun by M.I.A. followed by Mother. (July 8th, 2005) (Annie played Scenic a week earlier) 3) The DJ @ ___ (I don’t even know where I was) Saturday night ...

A couple months ago, Priests released their very good sophomore album, The Seduction Of Kansas. Today, they’re releasing something else very good: a cover of Danzig’s heavy metal hit “Mother,” which ...

Alt-country star Ryan Adams has made no secret about his admiration for former Misfits singer Glenn Danzig. Adams has been doing several acoustic metal covers recently, including songs from Iron ...

Because we were nerding out at Comic Con when this video hit the Interwebs last week, and because anything involving Glenn Danzig is never not funny: here’s a remix of Danzig’s “Mother” featuring a ...

In 1993, Danzig were still largely an underground phenomenon. Although they’d put out their self-titled debut LP in 1988, they were still best known as the heavy-metal follow-up band for the Misfits’ ...

MTV Overdrive's video gaming show, The G-Hole, spent some time with Guitar Hero II at Harmonix's studios in Boston and accidentally let their nosy camera spy some of the title's top secret tracks.

Advance sales on the concert weren't bad: About 550 tickets were sold (half the club's size). With another hundred or so in walk-up tickets, Danzig probably would've stood to make $12,000 or so off ...