Brian Welch: Last News

Thania Garcia KoRn guitarist Brian “Head” Welch announces his partnership in the opening of Atlantic Behavioral Health, a treatment center serving Massachusetts and New Hampshire through intensive outpatient treatments. With a focus on anxiety, depression, and other mental health disorders, Atlantic Behavioral Health combines individual therapy, group therapy, and medication management in a supportive outpatient program.

Korn have shared footage of them singing along to Backstreet Boys’ classic ‘I Want It That Way’ – check it out below.The Nu-Metal band were filming the video for new single ‘Worst Is On Its Way’ when they seemingly took a short break to revisit the 1999 pop gem.In the clip, which Korn posted on their TikTok, the whole band can be seen singing along to ‘I Want It That Way’ – check it out below.I never wanna hear you say… “Worst Is On Its Way” ♾ #korn #korntok #requiem #worstisonitsway #behindthevideo #backstreetboys #iwantitthatway #whowouldnt ♬ original sound – Korn Leaning into the concept, the band then shared an image of them recreating the cover art of Backstreet Boys’ third album, 1999’s ‘Millennium’ alongside the caption “Kornstreet Boys”.A post shared by Brian Welch (@brianheadwelch)Backstreet Boys’ Nick Carter then duetted with the TikTok. Dressing up as a member of Korn, he shared a look of disbelief and wrote “can someone please tell me how to do the hair and makeup?” alongside the clip.Korn’s Brian ‘Head’ Welch responded, asking “What in the TRL is going on ‘round here? Are accounts getting hacked?” before praising Carter.

Korn frontman Jonathan Davis is still “struggling with COVID after-effects” after the singer tested positive for the virus earlier this month, according to guitarist Brian “Head” Welch.The nu-metal outfit were forced to cancel or postpone several dates on their current US tour after Davis received a positive test for COVID-19 on August 14.

Korn‘s lead guitarist Brian “Head” Welch has said bassist Reginald “Fieldy’ Arvizu is sitting out the band’s upcoming US tour because he needs time to heal and reflect at home.The guitarist and backing vocalist said in a new interview that Fieldy has fallen back on some of his old “bad habits” and will use the time to “recharge” with his family at home.Speaking last Friday (July 16) to 97.9 GRD’s Tommy Carroll at the Upheaval festival in Michigan, Head said: “Fieldy is good, man. He’s at home, and he’s with his kids.