Goth-metal outfit Davey Suicide, who will release their debut album later this year, have debuted the video for their song, “Generation Fuck Star.” The clip was directed by photographer and filmmaker Chad Michael Ward, who has previously work with Marilyn Manson, Fear Factory, and Combichrist. Frontman and band namesake for Davey Suicide states “I feel like, visually, this video is what the soundtrack of this generation should feel like.” He adds, “I’m breaking free from all of the baggage that has plagued me for years and have become comfortable in my own skin.”
In discussing the release of the video, Suicide said, “‘Generation Fuck Star’ is about breaking the mold, doing what you want, how you want, and not because you are told to be a certain way. Fans can see through the cookie cutter bands, and that’s why their love for those bands is fleeting. Give them music that means something, and they’ll stand by your side, forever.”
Davey Suicide have just announced the following dates with Wednesday 13.
6/8 – Studio Seven – Seattle, Washington
6/9 – Branx – Portland, Oregon
6/13 – The Whisky – Hollywood, California
Vampires Everywhere! have announced they will be teaming up with Murderdolls frontman Wednesday 13 for a 17-date tour, fittingly taking place over Halloween this fall. Also joining them on the Something Wicked This Way Comes tour will be Polkadot Cadaver. Vampires Everywhere! are touring behind their debut album, Kiss the Sun Goodbye. View the full list of dates below:
10/22 Englewood, CO, Moe’s
10/23 Des Moines, IA, House Of Bricks
10/24 St. Louis, MO, Fubar
10/25 Chicago, IL, Reggie’s Rock Club
10/26 Covington, KY, The Mad Hatter
10/27 Columbus, OH, AlRosa Villa
10/28 Cleveland, OH, Peabody’s
10/29 Reading, PA, Reverb
10/30 Philadelphia, PA, The Trocadero
10/31 Springfield, VA, Jaxx
11/01 Greensboro, NC, Arizona Pete’s
11/03 Charlotte, NC, The Casbah, Tremont Music Hall
11/04 Winter Park, FL, The Haven
11/05 St. Petersburg, FL, The State Theatre
11/08 Houston, TX, Warehouse Live
11/09 Dallas, TX, Trees
11/10 San Antonio, TX, White Rabbit
Deftones’ Chino Moreno
William Shatner
Hellyeah and Pantera’s Vinnie Paul
Rob Zombie and John 5
Black Sabbath’s Geezer Butler With Wendy Dio
Jane’s Addiction’s Dave Navarro
Mike Portnoy
Machine Head’s Robb Flynn and Static-X’s Wayne Static
Fear Factory’s Dino Cazares
Judas Priest’s Scott Travis
Brian Posehn
DevilDriver’s Jeff Kendrick
Murderdolls’ Wednesday 13
Whitesnake’s David Coverdale