Sebastian Bach has spent the last few months writing and coming up with ideas for his next album, but the time has come to put away the pen, pick up the instruments and start laying down some music.
Sebastian Bach is preparing to offer the ultimate live package for fans, as the 'ABachalypse Now' CD/DVD collection will arrive on March 26. The frontman has just unveiled the electronic press kit for the upcoming release in which he discusses some of the material fans are getting.
The worlds of hard rock and electronic music don't cross paths that frequently, but at Canada's upcoming Boonstock festival, there will be a full-on collision of the two genres. Booked for June 27-30 over the Canada Day weekend, the festival will take place in Gibbons, Alberta, with Godsmack, Limp Bizkit and Sebastian Bach leading the way.
Sebastian Bach may be building up to the release of his live concert CD / DVD release, 'ABachalypse Now,' but there's also plenty of fresh ideas floating around for the rocker at the moment. In a new studio update, Bach reveals that he's been spending some time writing with Billy Idol guitar great Steve Stevens for his next record.
Sebastian Bach has been putting together a new live document from his recent touring, showing off his prowess on the concert stage. 'ABachalypse Now' is a CD/DVD package that's expected to arrive March 22 in Europe and four days later (March 26) in North America.
Move over zombies, there’s some new competition in the quest for world domination in the form of Sebastian Bach. The raucous frontman is brewing up a rock 'n' roll takeover of his own with an upcoming live DVD/CD set aptly titled ‘Abachalypse Now.’
VH1 Classic is bringing back "National Metal Day" for its second year, as the network will deliver a daylong celebration of all things metal on Nov. 11 (aka 11-11, as in 'Turn It Up to 11").
Sebastian Bach is back on the market. After a two year romance with model Minnie Gupta, the two have called it quits and have gone their separate ways.
Sebastian Bach is moving on after coming to a contractual dispute with guitarist Nick Sterling. The singer has named Jeff George as his new guitarist, and the musician stepped in Friday night in Halifax, Nova Scotia for his first performance with the group.
As Sebastian Bach launched into a performance of Skid Row's 'I Remember You' on Sept. 10, 2011, the vocalist noticed a little problem within the Raleigh, N.C. crowd. As you can plainly see in the video above, an audience member was flipping Bach the double-bird; and as you can see, the singer struck back.
