The one and only Rob Zombie recently announced that he was scrapping work on a planned hockey movie to work on another horror project. Now, it's been revealed that Zombie is teaming up with 'American Psycho' author Bret Easton Ellis to revisit the famous Manson Family slayings for a TV mini-series.
2013 was a big year for Rob Zombie and part of that will carry over into 2014! That's because Zombie and his band let the cameras and recording boards roll as they rocked audiences around the world on their touring in support of the 'Venomous Rat Regeneration Vendor' album and a new concert film is set for release on DVD.
Less than a year ago, Rob Zombie claimed that 'The Lords of Salem' would be his last horror film "for a really long time," but luckily for fans of Zombie's filmography, the musician has jumped back into the genre. Although Rob Zombie has been working on the hockey film 'Broad Street Bullies,' one simple act of brainstorming thrust Zombie into horror once again.
The one and only Rob Zombie is planning to invade the U.S. for a number of April and May tour dates. The horror rock icon is well-known for putting on one of the best live shows spanning any genre, and to expose even more fans to the experience, Zombie has crammed some U.S. dates between international ventures.
The 2014 Carolina Rebellion festival is returning to the Rock City Campgrounds at the Charlotte Motor Speedway in Concord, N.C. this May with an all-star lineup of hard rock and metal's finest. Avenged Sevenfold, Rob Zombie, Five Finger Death Punch and Kid Rock head up the two-day event.
The impressive lineups for the big 2014 festivals continue to roll out, with the latest among them being the 2014 Monster Energy's Fort Rock festival at JetBlue Park in Ft. Myers, Fla. The headliners for the April 26 event are Korn, Rob Zombie and Five Finger Death Punch.
The lineup for the two-day 2014 Monster Energy's Welcome to Rockville Festival at Metropolitan Park in Jacksonville, Fla., has been announced, and it features an all-star lineup of today biggest rock acts. Avenged Sevenfold, Korn, Alter Bridge, Five Finger Death Punch and Rob Zombie are among the many bands set to rock the annual event.
When White Zombie unleashed 'La Sexorcisto: Devil Music Volume One' on the world in 1992, the album blew up, leaving a giant crater-like impression on metal and pop culture. Thanks to frontman Rob Zombie, this impact has also extended well into the visual realm.
The fall touring season just got a little more awesome with the announcement of the Rob Zombie and Korn co-headlining tour dubbed "Night of the Living Dreads." That's a great name for what promises to be an amazing tour, but with such big names fronting this run, it's interesting to get the perspective of which artist is the bigger headliner. This Readers Poll asks you to answer that question.
- Rob Zombie and Korn team up for the 'Night of the Living Dreads' fall tour.