Slipknot's Vman Given A-Okay Following Hospitalization
. Taylor tells Musik Universe: "Vman is great. Toronto was his first show back on stage - he had been playing back behind the set cards, just resting as much as possible, getting his legs back together. He went and saw the doctor again for a check-up. He gave him the A-Okay and he's doing good. We're just watching him and seeing how he's doing. And he's doing great." The singer also speaks about his future plans for the band's Knotfest event, saying he doesn't want it to turn into a Mayhem or Vans Warped style event that rolls into a different city every day. The Mayhem tour will not go ahead next year, organizers said recently. Taylor adds: "I think if we turned Knotfest into a big tour, then we'd lose a lot of the elements that make it so cool. It wouldn't be a two to three days any more. It would be a one-day thing, and we wouldn't be able to bring out a lot of the elements that we like, like the carnivals and the museum. So it's definitely a conversation that's going on right now." Read more and watch the full interview here. TeamRock Radio is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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