The Black Dahlia Homicide parted methods with guitarist Brandon Ellis earlier this 12 months, however made it identified they’d proceed on with all their scheduled exhibits. The Black Dahlia Homicide vocalist Brian Eschbach has now revealed that legendary guitarist Wes Hauch (Alluvial, and so forth.) will be part of the band dwell for the foreseeable future.
Eschbach additionally revealed that he is not going to entrance The Black Dahlia Homicide for his or her appearances at Sonic Temple and Welcome to Rockville attributable to private circumstances. Filling in for Eschbach for these two exhibits might be Man Kozowyk of The Crimson Chord. No phrase on if this has something to do with the present cancellations earlier this 12 months.
“Hey all! With Sonic Temple and Welcome to Rockville developing proper across the nook, we now have somewhat little bit of Black Dahlia Homicide present data to share with you guys.,” stated Eschbach. “First, Sonic Temple might be our first efficiency with somebody that a lot of you already know — an incredible guitar participant, the one and solely Mr. Wes Hauch. We’re stoked to be enjoying with him, and you may count on to see him with us for the foreseeable future.
“In different information, I, myself, sadly — attributable to private circumstances — won’t be able to carry out with the band at these two festivals. And slightly than cancel on this chance to play with a bunch of nice bands, we determined to ask for somewhat little bit of assist. So we’re completely happy to announce that long-time colleague and buddy Man Kozowyk of The Crimson Chord might be filling in on vocals.
“We hope these in attendance get pleasure from these once-in-a-lifetime, mash-up occasions. However don’t fret — I might be again with the band this summer time, there to soften you guys’ faces. And that is about it. So everybody have a beautiful weekend and we’ll see you across the bend.”
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