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Accept bring Metal party to North America later this year
Accept will bring their Too Mean To Die Tour to North America later this year, their first tour across the pond in 10 years.
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Udo Dirkschneider / From Solingen, the city of steel, to Frank Sinatra
Udo Dirkschneider Interview. Like everything Udo has done, the new album is built with his own slant. He really couldn't call it anything other than My Way.Udo discusses My Way and why "the language of rock 'n roll is English." @u.d.o._official @acceptworldwide @atomicfirerecords
M3 Festival Day Two / Queensrÿche on fire despite Parker Lundgren leaving
After such a fantastic first night of the M3 Rock Festival, day two held high expectations - and these eight bands indeed came through. This festival provides the '80s rock 'n' roll...
Accept / ‘Too Mean To Die’ release postponed until end of January
Accept have told MetalTalk that the release date for their fantastic new album 'Too Mean To Die' has been postponed to 29 January 2021.COVID-19 has caused the closure of the pressing plant,...
Accept / Still the absolute Metal masters with ‘Too Mean To Die’
Accept are back with Too Mean to Die. It is their 16th album and features eleven tracks of toxic Metal, all of them guaranteed to pour guitar fire and screaming vocals all...
Wolf Hoffmann / On keeping the Accept train rolling and their legacy intact (Part Two)
There is a saying that the good guys finish last, but I am here to tell you that Accept guitarist Wolf Hoffmann has thoroughly chewed up and spat that saying out. I...
Wolf Hoffmann / On keeping the Accept train rolling and their legacy intact (Part One)
There is a saying that the good guys finish last, but I am here to tell you that Accept guitarist Wolf Hoffmann has thoroughly chewed up and spat that saying out. I...
ACCEPT RISE TO THE CHAOS AT SOLD OUT KOKO AS NIGHT DEMON GO FULL SPEED AHEAD
London has been spoilt again as this is the only UK date of the current 'The Rise Of Chaos' world tour, much to the dismay of the rest of the country, and...
LONGTIME ACCEPT MANAGER GABY HOFFMANN RETIRES
Longtime Accept manager Gaby Hoffmann, who is also the wife of lead guitarist and founder Wolf, is retiring. The following was just posted on the official Accept website."Dear friends,"We have a special...