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Hardcore heroes Terror have elected to cancel their upcoming Czech Republic concert. It's a show of solidarity for Lamb of God singer Randy Blythe, who is currently languishing in a prison in the country, facing manslaughter charges. Blythe has been incarcerated for over a month, having seen his bail denied by the prosecutor who protests his release ...

The upcoming Lamb of God/Dethklok/Gojira tour has been canceled due to LOG singer Randy Blythe's ongoing incarceration in the Czech Republic, where he faces manslaughter charges. Lamb of God's statement is as follows: "In light of circumstances beyond our control, the upcoming Dethklok and Lamb of God with Gojira summer tour has been canceled...

Bad news for Lamb of God singer Randy Blythe. Blythe, who has been held in a prison in the Czech Republic for the past month and faces manslaughter charges in the death of a fan (Daniel N., 19) who reportedly had an onstage altercation with Blythe in 2010 and subsequently died from brain injuries, has been denied bail by the prosecutor...

Lamb of God singer Randy Blythe may be a step closer to getting released on bail in Prague, where he's been incarcerated since June 27 on manslaughter charges. Then again, he might not. According to MetalSucks.net, a municipal court in the Czech capital has dismissed the prosecutor's efforts to deny the singer bail...

As Lamb of God singer Randy Blythe continues to sit in a prison in Prague, where he's facing manslaughter charges stemming from the 2010 death of a fan, supporters of the metal singer are taking his case to the U.S. Supreme Court. According to the Richmond Times-Dispatch, friends of Blythe will stage a vigil on Sunday, July 22, outside of the Supreme Court in Washington, D...

Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe is still languishing in Pankrac Prison in the Czech Republic, facing manslaughter charges. But the singer's wife Cindy flew to the country to visit him, which likely provided a boost to his spirits as he navigates this trying, confusing situation...

A crowd of more than 100 gathered Sunday in Richmond, Va. -- home base of the band Lamb of God -- to hold a vigil for singer Randy Blythe, who stands accused of manslaughter in the Czech Republic, the Richmond Times-Dispatch reports. Blythe has been imprisoned in Prague since June 27, when he was arrested in connection with the death of a fan in May 2010...

Lamb of God have released an official statement regarding the arrest last week of their singer Randy Blythe on manslaughter charges in Prague. Here is Lamb of God's statement: "First of all, thanks to everyone who has reached out in support of Randy and each of us in this terrible situation...

The family of Daniel N., the 19-year-old victim in the Randy Blythe incident, has spoken out. A news report posted by Blesk.cz, the Czech Republic-based website that has been covering the Lamb of God singer's arrest and possible manslaughter charges in great detail, certainly puts a face to the victim, who died two weeks after sustaining injuries and bleeding on the brain as the result of an alter

The latest update in the ongoing Randy Blythe case is that the jailed Lamb of God singer officially posted his $200,000 bail today. Despite posting bail, Blythe remains in custody in a Czech Republic prison, facing manslaughter charges stemming from a 2010 incident involving a fan who bum-rushed the stage and later died from head injuries reportedly sustained in the confrontation...