With over two decades of experience under his belt, Dez Fafara is one of the most notable and raw frontmen you can ever see live. We got the chance to catch up with the DevilDriver vocalist as he ...

We might be living in dark times, but Dez Fafara has made it his mission to spread a little positivity around Hi, welcome to 2010. It’s crowded and scary in here. Aside from the Olympics and war, we ...

Between 1993 and 2003, metal vocalist Dez Fafara fronted Coal Chamber, one of the groups synonymous with the nu-metal movement. He spent that time decked out in cutesy goth makeup and black string ...

He told The Rockpit, "I'm recording a new DevilDriver record at the end of this year. I'm sitting on 12 blistering songs that I'm in love with and I'm recording those [in] October-November this year ...

Dez Fafara would like fans to realize that he hasn't done things the easy way when it comes to building the career of his band, DevilDriver. Fafara started DevilDriver after his stint in Coal Chamber, ...

This morning’s announcement that the surviving members of Static-X would be reuniting for a special tour celebrating Wayne Static’s legacy and the 20th anniversary of Wisconsin Death Trip came with a ...

The link between punk rock and country music has been celebrated plenty over the years, but metal and country – not so much. DevilDriver aims to grow that relationship with their soon-to-be-released ...

Mega-tattooed frontman Dez Fafara made his name with Nineties nu-metallers Coal Chamber but the last decade-and-a-half has seen him focused on DevilDriver. With their eighth album, then, after long ...

For over fifteen years, DevilDriver have been a consistently quality metal force not to be trifled with. Since their formation in 2002 out of the ashes of Dez Fafara’s former venture, Coal Chamber, ...

Early last week, it was revealed that long-time DevilDriver guitarist Mike Spreitzer was leaving the band. It likely came as a shock for fans and raised some questions for the future of the band as a ...

When DevilDriver decided to embrace its insurgent country forebears for its upcoming Outlaws 'Til The End: Vol. 1, Stan Jones' oft-covered "Ghost Riders In The Sky" was a first choice to cover. By ...