PLUS! Sum 41, 2000trees, Dashboard Confessional, PVRIS, Palaye Royale, Motionless In White, The Menzingers, Woodstock ’99 and LOADS more!
When The Ghost Inside went to bed on the evening of November 18, 2015, they couldn’t have known that life would never be the same again. Three years and eight months on from the bus crash that nearly cost them everything, Kerrang! joins them at their comeback show in their spiritual home of Los Angeles to hear a story of pain, resolve, unity and hope…
Plus: tickets to The Ghost Inside’s special comeback show at The Shrine might have been like gold dust, but luckily the band have made a small memento of the night available to every Kerrang! reader, in the shape of an official show poster for your walls!
Elsewhere in the mag, Sum 41's Deryck Whibley aims his truth cannon at the world – and himself; we digest the legacy of one of rock's most shameful weekends, Woodstock ’99; Dashboard Confessional's Chris Carrabba gets put through the career-spanning K! Interview; and The Menzingers take us inside their highly-anticipated new album, Hello Exile.
In the reviews section, Aussie deathcore sluggers Thy Art Is Murder still can't mellow out on their vicious fifth album, while Soundgarden sign off with an incredible, emotional live record. On the live front, You Me At Six, Frank Iero and more bring the noise as 2000trees branches out at its biggest party to date.
There are also posters of Motionless In White, Palaye Royale, Halestorm, PVRIS, Simple Creatures, Black Peaks, Dream State and Hot Milk!
All this and more is available in the new issue of Kerrang!, which you can get anywhere in the world through Kerrang.Newsstand.co.uk. But for UK residents, it hits the shops on Wednesday, July 24 from all good newsagents.
