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It’s been a whirlwind few months for progressive fusion virtuoso Nick Johnston, who was recruited to join Mastodon following ...
With two classic albums, both released on the same day, Lamb of God and Mastodon's fates have long been connected and now they're touring together, Kelliher and Morton reflect on a turning point ...
The “Rusty Cage” cover has been re-released via Reigning Phoenix Music. The label have partnered up with the MusiCares ...
Former Kyuss frontman John Garcia and Mastodon guitarist Bill Kelliher have a new band in the pipeline, though there's still ...
Mastodon guitarist Bill Kelliher recently appeared on The Break Down With Nath & Johnny, where he discussed at length the challenges of touring since the pandemic upended the live music industry.
The band on "Rusty Cage" includes vocalist William DuVall (Alice in Chains), guitarist Bill Kelliher (Mastodon), drummer ...
Guitar World has now spoken with Mastodon’s remaining guitar player, Bill Kelliher, about the move. “What can you say about the legacy of Mastodon’s first 25 years with Brent?” he said.
Speaking via telephone from Charlottesville, South Carolina, Mastodon’s rhythm guitarist and resident mullet-wearing prankster, Bill Kelliher couldn’t be more happy to be on tour.
Mastodon guitarist Bill Kelliher is celebrating one year of sobriety. After years of abusing alcohol and a hospitalization due to his liver beginning to shut down, Kelliher has made it through ...
As Kelliher explained to Rolling Stone, the guys had the mindset of, “Let’s hit the reset button on the band.” Those heading out to the trek should expect Mastodon and Opeth to take turns ...
The news of this new Anthrax album’s pending release coincides with some other Anthrax-adjacent news: Loudwire reports that ...
Kelliher then expanded on his love of Turnstile, saying they're bringing back all the stuff he loved as a punk kid in the late '80s and early '90s. "In a way, yes. That Turnstile record kind of my ...
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