LynchMob

Influential guitar slinger George Lynch (Dokken, Lynch Mob) is currently collaborating with Emmy-nominated documentary filmmaker Mark McLaughlin on Shadowtrain: Under a Crooked Sky, a documentary about native American Indians. According to the film's publicist, Shadowtrain "explores a hybrid wa…

George Lynch, the lead guitarist for Dokken, has announced a summer US tour with his re-formed Lynch Mob. Lynch is also premiering a brand new song, 'Son of Scary,' exclusively on Noisecreep.
Lynch Mob's tour begins on July 29th in Houston, TX, and wraps up on the West Coast, with more…

Friends and fans concerned about right-wing religious zealots from the Westboro Baptist Church protesting Ronnie James Dio's public memorial service needn't have worried. While a handful picketers showed up, their voices were drowned out by thousands who came to show their love and appreciation for …

Since 1997, guitarist George Lynch has been keeping busy with several projects that aren't Dokken. He's released music with Souls of We and Lynch Mob, and for years now, he's sort of rejected the idea of reuniting with Dokken classic 1980s lineup for either a record or a tour...

"At this point in our careers and at our age, it's all about satisfying ourselves in the long run and getting ourselves off ... and hopefully that will translate and get people off in the audience," states Oni Logan, frontman for Lynch Mob, to Noisecreep...

The last few years have been a roller coaster ride for rock bassist Chuck Wright. A member of Quiet Riot, Wright mourned the loss of his 26-year friend Kevin DuBrow, and this year he is celebrating the birth of Northern Light Orchestra and their CD 'Spirit of Christmas...

Earlier this month, all the original members of Dokken reunited for the first time in over a decade. The long-standing feud between guitarist George Lynch and Don Dokken is pretty well known in metal circles. When Dokken invited Lynch and the rest of the original guys on stage, fans were both excite…

"I had stress coming out my ears!" Lynch Mob vocalist Oni Logan tells Noisecreep of the band's recent recording sessions. "In one way, it was very unnerving that I knew I had to go in and cut the album. I mean, I'd be writing lyrics the night before, and then cut…