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Lamb Of God Member Drops Off Tour
11/15/2013
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(TeamRock Radio) Lamb Of God have announced that their bassist John Campbell has been forced to leave the band's current North American tour, citing a "family emergency."

Campbell is been replaced by Matt DeVries of Fear Factory, formerly of Chimaira, for the band's remaining co-headlining shows with Killswitch Engage.

Lamb Of God dropped just one show this week to allow DeVries time to fit in. He says of taking on the job: "I'm stoked and honoured to be out with some great friends." more on this story

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