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Louder on MSNGhost’s Tobias Forge says Sleep Token, Måneskin and Greta Van Fleet prove rock isn’t deadForge fires back by pointing towards UK pop-metal juggernauts Sleep Token, Italian rockers Måneskin and US hard rockers Greta ...
Tobias Forge didn’t transform into Papa Emeritus overnight. Materialising from the frontman’s imagination after more than a ...
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Worcester Telegram on MSNWith TD Garden concert, Swedish rock band Ghost delivers an 'outrageous scream'At TD Garden, the chart-topping, Grammy-winning Swedish rock band Ghost has been steadily taking the U.S. by storm for the ...
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Tobias Forge slams rock misconceptions but applauds this rising bandIn a recent interview with Consequence, Tobias Forge of Ghost discussed the thought that rock is indeed dead, and nicely ...
Tobias Forge said fans using phones at concerts had led to him consider ending Ghost’s touring career, before he instituted a ...
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LouderSound on MSNWatch Ghost bewitch The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon with a performance of LachrymaGhost returned to late-night TV on Wednesday (July 23), playing Lachryma on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
If you’ve been following Ghost at all, you immediately know that rock isn’t dead. We can debate all day whether they’re metal ...
Ghost frontman Tobias Forge has said that he doesn’t regret the ban on phones during the band’s most recent tour. Far from it ...
For years, Kiss bassist and co-founder Gene Simmons has famously declared that rock is dead. He's repeated the phrase in interviews, headlines, and public appearances, sparking ongoing debates about ...
Tobias Forge has responded to Ghost being called “not metal enough” by naysayers in the metal community. The Ghost mastermind also reacted to those who use homophobic slurs to describe his ...
Ghost mastermind Tobias Forge has never been shy about his love for Metallica. (Even the group’s cover of “Enter Sandman” – from 2021’s The Metallica Blacklist tribute album – is ...
In a new interview with Loudwire, Ghost frontman Tobias Forge—who once fronted death metal act Repugnant—was asked if he thought that Ghost would ever record a death metal song. To no one’s actual ...
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