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Ex-Metallica Bassist Jason Newsted Details Plans for Musical Comeback

Jeff Giles — Mon, 19 Nov 2012 14:26:30 +0000

As we reported Friday (Nov. 16), Jason Newsted has reconnected with fans through a new website, but now the former Metallica bassist has laid out details of his musical comeback. In an appearance on the 'Friday Night Rocks' radio show, Newsted revealed that he's ready to rock more than just your Web browser.

Duff McKagan, Jason Newsted, Vince Neil + More Set for 'Titans of Rock' Tour

Tree Riddle — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 16:28:06 +0000

Some of the biggest names in rock will converge on South America for the ‘Titans of Rock‘ tour. Among those already confirmed as part of the all-star lineup are Duff McKagan, Jason Newsted and Vince Neil.

Metallica Together Again With Former Members Dave Mustaine, Jason Newsted And More! [VIDEO]

Dubba G — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 22:49:20 +0000

Metallica wrapped up their 30th anniversary concert buffet with a slew of special guests! Metallica were joined for this last show by Ozzy and Geezer Butler. (Previous shows featured Rob Halford and King Diamond among others!) The highlight of this whole bad ass series though, was Metallica rocking again with Jason Newsted and Dave Mustaine!!!!!!! Grab [...]

Metallica Jam With Jason Newsted, Play Unheard Song During San Francisco Kickoff

Mary Ouellette — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 16:27:50 +0000

Last night, Metallica kicked off their string of intimate 30th anniversary shows at the Fillmore in San Francisco, Calif., in smashing fashion featuring a never before heard track and several special guest appearances throughout the show. The first of four ‘fan club members only’ shows lived up to expectations in celebration of the band’s ’30 [...]

CJ Ramone Nixed Chance to Replace Jason Newsted in Metallica

Chris M. Junior — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 20:31:20 +0000

When CJ Ramone was approached a decade ago about possibly replacing Metallica bassist Jason Newsted, he declined the chance even though he took Dee Dee Ramone’s spot in the final years of the legendary punk band the Ramones.

Ramone’s reason was simple: Touring with the metal band would not have been beneficial to his family, specifically his son Liam, who had been diagnosed with autism.