Jamey Jasta says he had to “infiltrate the system” for the hardcore band’s song I Will Be Heard to make the airwaves ...

Hatebreed was hit with a lawsuit by founding bassist Chris Beattie, who sued the band and frontman Jamey Jasta over his ouster from the group.

Bassist Chris Beattie, a co-founding member of Hatebreed who was removed from the band in late 2024, has hit back with a lawsuit alleging unpaid profits. Hatebreed Lawsuit Breakdown Hatebreed bassist ...

Jamey Jasta Opens Up on ‘Disappointing’ Fan Reaction to His Tim Lambesis Stance Chad Childers Published: December 19, 2024 Roy Rochlin, Getty Images / Frank Hoensch/Redferns, Getty Images ...

Hatebreed released their first new music in five years in the form of one-off single "Make the Demons Obey" — our Heavy Song ...

Now the festival is alive again, thanks to Jasta. Acquiring the rights from Koshick, Jasta resurrected Metal Fest last year with a three-day bash at what had been one of the fest's primary venues, the ...

Devin Townsend has announced a new album titled PowerNerd, while also unveiling its title track featuring guest vocals from Hatebreed frontman Jamey Jasta. The 11-song LP is set for release on ...

Jamey Jasta on This Day In Metal Podcast Every Tool Song Ranked Tool Dissectional Every Tool Song Ranked Open your third eye and scroll through the gallery to see which song is No. 1.

I don’t always like to report on one artist hating on another like that’s news or something. But when it’s as funny as this comment, we had to report on it. Apparently Hatebreed frontman Jamey Jasta ...

"If anyone fucks with you out there, let them know that today is not the day," remarked Hatebreed vocalist Jamey Jasta. An evening strictly for celebration and not violent crowd tension, Hatebreed ...

Hatebreed ‘s Jamey Jasta has opened up about his distaste for Tool ‘s music, comparing the band’s album ‘Fear Inoculum’ to “spa music”. Read More: Tool talk touring and the timing of ...

On Hatebreed's latest album, "Concrete Confessional," lead singer Jamey Jasta's lyrics often take on a more political bent than they have in the 20-plus years of the metalcore band's existence.