LAMB OF GOD singer Randy Blythe is staying on the road with industrial supergroup PIGFACE for the remainder of the band’s fall tour — their first in 14 years.
Originally scheduled to appear on five dates, Blythe will stick around for the entire jaunt, which runs through the end of November. The band also added a second show as a matinee on the 30th at Thalia Hall in Chicago.
“I am now doing the whole tour! Getting to play with people like Gaelynn Lea is one of the reasons I love being in PIGFACE so much!” Blythe remarked in a press release. “Let the industrial madness begin!”
Formed in 1990 in Chicago as a revolving door and collaborative playground for industrial music icons and artists of all genres, the group’s current touring lineup includes founding member Martin Atkins alongside Mary Byker, Lesley Rankine, Curse Mackey, En Esch, Dirk Flanigan, Bobdog Caitlin, Bradley Bills, Greta Brinkman, Charles Levi, and Orville Kline.