Ghost B.C. (Ghost) are constantly inciting their fans with little surprises. The Satanic cult was recently in Australia to play the iconic Big Day Out festival tour, but somewhere along the way, singer Papa Emeritus II took off his makeup for a special three-song performance.
‘And the great dragon was cast out, that old serpent, called the Devil, and Satan, which deceiveth the whole world: he was cast out into the earth, and his angels were cast out with him.' Revelation 12:9. In other words, Ghost B.C. (Ghost) have just announced a new string of North American tour dates!
It's one of the hottest rock tickets of the fall and we want you to be able check out Avenged Sevenfold up close and personal. Loudwire and Noisecreep have teamed up with A7X to give you the opportunity to win a pair of tickets to the show of your choosing on the band's fall trek.
Metal pontiff Papa Emeritus II of Ghost B.C. is the subject of the first episode of the 'Papaganda' documentary exploring the band's papal lineage. In the clip, which debuted at Noisey.com, it looks like Papa is wearing prosthetics that make him resemble a bald Robert Duvall. He appears to be concealing his identity. We are used to seeing him in his cassock and face paint. But don't get used to him. He's on his way out.
What better for female metal fans –- or girlfriends of male headbangers -- to show off their bodies or their love for the genre than with metal-branded bikinis? Slayer, Mastodon and Ghost B.C. are all selling two-piece swimsuits with the aforementioned band names on the butt.
Dave Grohl, known for his collaborations, played drums on Ghost B.C.'s recent cover of ABBA's 'I'm a Marionette.' But things apparently didn't start or stop there, as Grohl and the band worked on other covers which should see the light of day by the end of the year.
Those lovable blasphemers Ghost B.C. allowed cameras into their quarters, both onstage and beyond, for their new, visually gripping 'Monstrance Clock' video.
Spring is upon us and its gearing up to be banner year for all things hard, driving and metallic. Already, the Mayhem Festival tour is shaping up to be bigger and better than ever, Iron Maiden is set to clobber North American shores and Metallica themselves are even threatening to head into the studio.
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