Jonathan Davis: Last News

Korn frontman Jonathan Davis has opened up about the after-effects of contracting COVID-19 back in August.The singer tested positive for the virus on August 14, two weeks after Korn embarked on their latest US tour. Davis’ contraction meant the band had to cancel six of their scheduled shows. Davis returned to the stage to complete the tour after recovering, however did so by performing seated from a throne and using oxygen onstage.In a new interview with HardDrive Online, Davis spoke to how he struggled with the after-effects of COVID-19, and how he had to push himself to make it to the end of the tour.“I was scared shitless,” he said of receiving a positive result.

Korn have had another member of the group test positive for COVID-19.The group have had three separate members test positive for COVID-19, the latest being drummer Ray Luzier.Yesterday (October 14), Korn informed fans that Luzier had tested positive. They wrote: “Unfortunately, Ray has tested positive for COVID, and he will not be playing the next three shows in Vegas, Fresno, and Oakland.

Korn have revealed that their rhythm guitarist James ‘Munky’ Shaffer has tested positive for COVID-19, and won’t be playing the band’s forthcoming shows.In a statement posted to social media, the band shared that their current US tour will continue despite Shaffer’s absence.“Unfortunately, Munky has tested positive for COVID.

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.

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Korn singer Jonathan Davis has tested positive for the coronavirus, forcing the band to rearrange its summer tour dates, even canceling some shows altogether.  The band announced on Aug. 14 that its Summer Tour 2021 show in Scranton, Penn.

Korn frontman Jonathan Davis has tested positive for COVID-19, causing the nu-metal outfit to postpone six dates of their current US tour, with a further two shows cancelled altogether.The news comes after Korn spontaneously cancelled a show in Scranton, PA last Saturday (August 14), hours before they were due to hit the stage.

The lead singer for Korn, Jonathan Davis, has tested positive for COVID-19 forcing the two-time Grammy Award winners to reschedule some tour dates and even cancel a pair.The nu metal band - which hails from Bakersfield, California - took to their Facebook page on Monday to announce that the 50-year-old singer had tested positive for the novel coronavirus and it has had a major affect on their tour.They wrote: 'We really appreciate your patience as we work out the next steps for our tour.

The band Korn has canceled some tour dates after lead singer Jonathan Davis tested positive for COVID-19.

Korn‘s Jonathan Davis has shared a cover of Pet Shop Boys classic ‘It’s A Sin’ – you can listen to it below.The eerie new take on the 1987 pop classic appears on the soundtrack for the first season of popular TV series Paradise City, which also includes Machine Gun Kelly and Travis Barker‘s reworking of Edwin Collins‘ ‘A Girl Like You’.The soundtrack also includes a medley of tracks including Paradise City bands The Mavens and The Flux with their covers of Queensryche‘s ‘I Don’t Believe In Love’ and New Order‘s ‘True Faith’, respectively.Listen to Davis’ rendition of ‘It’s A Sin’ below:Out now, you can see the tracklisting for the Paradise City soundtrack below:01. MGK & Travis Barker – ‘A Girl Like You’02. Palaye Royale – ‘Nightmares In

HBO Max documentary Woodstock 99: Peace, Love and Rage has been released – you can watch the chaotic clip below.The film is part of the network’s new Music Box documentary series, which is being produced by Bill Simmons.Woodstock 99: Peace, Love and Rage, which was directed by Garret Price, looks back at the ill-fated 1999 edition of Woodstock, which was held on a remote former Air Force Base in upstate New York.The documentary includes interviews with Woodstock organisers Michael Lang and John Scher, as well as with musicians such as Moby, The Roots’ Black Thought, Korn’s Jonathan Davis and members of The Offspring.“How did an iconic celebration of harmony descend into mayhem?” a brief synopsis for the film asks.

KoRn worked on a new album during lockdown, the band’s frontman Jonathan Davis has confirmed.The band last released an album in 2019 with ‘The Nothing’. That record was their 13th studio album since forming in 1993.Speaking to Kerrang!, Davis said the group had used the enforced downtime brought about by the coronavirus pandemic to work on a new album.“We just got done writing a record,” he said.

Korn‘s ‘Coming Undone’.Metal-loving teacher Nick Harrison gained appreciation from the band’s singer Jonathan Davis for the hilarious video.Harrison’s version of the well-travelled alphabet song sees the teacher headbanging his way from A to Z.

Korn frontman Jonathan Davis has revealed how the nu-metal titans almost ended up with an extremely different band name in one of their earliest iterations.In a new interview with Revolver, Davis explained how the band almost opted for the most unlikely of monikers – Larry.“The Korn logo came about when we were trying to come up with a band name. Our manager at the time, Larry, we told him we were gonna call it Korn and he’s like: ‘You can’t name your band Korn'”, said Davis.“So we told him: ‘Well, we’re gonna name it Larry then,'” he continued.

Korn has teamed up with YelaWolf to deliver a cover of The Charlie Daniels Band's "The Devil Went Down to Georgia."In the new rendition, frontman Jonathan Davis trades off verses with YelaWolf as they take on the roles of "The Devil" and "Johnny" in the classic tale. "I've always said it, but country music is some of the darkest ever," said Davis in a press statement.