Alien Ant Farm: Last News

CKY frontman Chad I Ginsburg has claimed that he punched Alien Ant Farm‘s Dryden Mitchell in the face out of self defence – see what Ginsburg had to say below.Last weekend (November 9), Alien Ant Farm and CKY kicked off the UK leg of their joint tour, which was first announced back in April. However, just hours before the opening date at Margate’s Dreamland, Alien Ant Farm’s Dryden Mitchell announced that CKY had been kicked off the tour.At the time, Mitchell explained that he had confronted Ginsburg for “treating multiple crew members and opening band members like trash through the Europe shows and cause general drama around our camp” before he was punched in the face.Earlier this week, Ginsburg briefly explained: “UK CKY fans get your money back!!! I had NO choice and GOOD reason for what happened.

CKY frontman Chad I Ginsburg has issued a short statement after punching punching Alien Ant Farm‘s Dryden Mitchell in the face while on tour together.Last weekend (November 9), Alien Ant Farm and CKY kicked off the UK leg of their joint tour, which was first announced back in April. However, just hours before the opening date at Margate’s Dreamland, Alien Ant Farm’s Dryden Mitchell announced that CKY had been kicked off the tour.In a statement, Mitchell explained that Ginsburg had punched him in the face after he was confronted for “treating multiple crew members and opening band members like trash through the Europe shows and cause general drama around our camp”.

Alien Ant Farm’s Dryden Mitchell has said CKY have been sent home from their joint UK and European tour after the band’s Chad I Ginsburg punched him in the face.The two bands announced the tour back in April and a string of shows on the continent began last month, with the opening night of the UK leg set to take place in Margate’s Dreamland tonight (November 9).But in a post on Instagram earlier today, Mitchell has confirmed that CKY will play no further part in the tour after a physical altercation between the two frontmen.“Sadly, Chad from CKY hasn’t figured out how to cohabitate with others after all these years,” Mitchell began his message. “They will no longer be on the Alien Ant Farm Tour through the rest of the UK shows after Chad punched me in the face earlier today.”A post shared by ALIEN ANT FARM (@alienantfarmofficial)“I’ve watched him treat multiple crew members and opening band members like trash through the Europe shows and cause general drama around our camp.

Alien Ant Farm have announced a joint headline tour with CKY, which will come with a £1 ticket levy to help support grassroots venues. Find ticket details below.The announcement of the upcoming 2024 shows comes on the heels of California nu-metal band sharing ‘~mAntras~’ last week – marking their first new album in nearly a decade.Set to kick off towards the beginning of November, the shows will see frontman Dryden Mitchell and co.

Alien Ant Farm have shared details of ‘~mAntras~’, their first new album in nearly a decade. Check out the lead single ‘So Cold’ below.The upcoming LP marks the first new material from the California nu-metal band since their album ‘Always And Forever’, which arrived back in 2015.Set for release on April 26 via Megaforce, ‘~mAntras~’ is an album that looks to challenge [fans’] preconceptions of the band, and see the members show off their personal growth to reassert their place in the metal scene.“Growing up, divorce, children, family, death, band break-ups, surgeries, illness, health—everything is in this record,” said guitarist Terry Corso of the project.