Pantera, Mudvayne Supergroup Hellyeah Returning With New Album and Tour
. Stampede, the follow up to the bands 2007 self-titled debut is being recorded, produced and mixed by Vinnie Paul and Sterling Winfield. Vocalist Chad Gray says of the album "I couldn't wait to write this record. I can't wait for our fans to hear it and I definitely can't wait to hit the f***ing stage and play it! Stampede represents every emotion that you've ever had and everything that screams Hellyeah! There's no smoke and mirrors with what we are. What you see is what you get. And what your get is Five guys bringin' it, a head full of music, bleeding ears and most likely�.Drunk!" Hellyeah is a Supergroup comprised of Grammy nominated and chart topping musicians. Drummer Vinnie Paul from Pantera (over 20 million selling, one of the only Metal bands to debut at #1 on the Billboard charts), Vocalist Chad Gray and Guitarist Greg Tribbett hail from Mudvayne (Grammy Nominated, 3.3 million selling, #1 most played single at Active Rock Radio in 2009) Guitarist Tom Maxwell and bassist Bob Zilla hail from highly credible rock acts Nothingface and Damageplan respectively. As Hellyeah they also have an impressive history. Their debut album has sold nearly 400,000 copies in the US and produced 2 top 10 Active Rock singles "Alocohaulin Ass" and "You Wouldn't Know." US TOURING Check out Vinnie and Sterling's report from the studio and hear a snippet of a brand new song on the band's YouTube page www.hellyeahband.com. Preview and Purchase Hellyeah CDs |
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