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Christie Goodwin, Getty Images While Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe was acquitted of manslaughter charges in the death of fan Daniel Nosek after a Prague LoG show in May 2010, the situation is weighing heavily on the singer's heart and his mind. He posted the following note about the Nosek family and his experiences.

There's new news in the case of Lamb of God frontman D. Randall Blythe, who spent 37 days in prison in the Czech Republic this past summer after being arrested due to his possible involvement in an accidental fan death in May 2010. He may be free and on tour in the U...

In just a few weeks, Lamb of God kicks off a much-awaited tour in the wake of the international scandal involving their singer, Randy Blythe, who was detained in Prague following allegations of manslaughter. Blythe was released on bail Aug...

Much of the fever over Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe's arrest over manslaughter in the case of a fan injured at a LOG show in 20102, has died down, for the moment, since he is back in the country and preparing to tour. Drummer Chris Adler recently spoke out about the day that Blythe was taken into custody after being removed from a plane in the Czech Republic this past summer...

Lamb of God will be heading out on a 38-date U.S. fall tour starting Oct. 30 in Phoenix, Ariz. The Virginia thrash heathens will be supported by Swedish metallers In Flames for the entire run. Hatebreed will be joining the bill from Oct...

Lamb of God have launched a legal defense fund for Randy Blythe. The singer, who was imprisoned in the Czech Republic for five weeks, is home, but he still faces manslaughter charges and will return to Prague to stand trial. That means massive and mounting legal bills which are well beyond his salary...

It's been less than two weeks since Randy Blythe was released from a Czech prison, and understandably, the Lamb of God frontman isn't doing a lot of press. He did, however, agree to an interview with L.A. Weekly, and discussing his recent incarceration -- which stems from the 2009 death of a 19-year-old fan he's alleged to have pushed from a stage in Prague -- he refused to label himself as "

The first-ever Mayhem Festival Cruise won't be setting sail after all. It has been canceled. It was set for Dec. 7 through Dec. 10, leaving port in Miami and with plans to move full speed ahead to the Bahamas before returning. Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Fest alums like Lamb of God, Hatebreed, Machine Head, Suicide Silence and Anthrax were all set to appear...

Lamb of God singer Randy Blythe has just released an official statement regarding his June 27 on manslaughter charges in the Czech Republic. The vocalist reportedly had an onstage altercation with a fan (Daniel N., 19) in 2010 who subsequently died from brain injuries...

PRAGUE (AP) - An official says the frontman of U.S. death metal band Lamb of God has been released on bail from a Prague prison, several weeks after his arrest in connection with a fan's death in 2010. Randy Blythe, 41, was arrested June 27 and is being investigated for bodily harm resulting in death...