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Soulfly has announced a 25-date fall U.S. tour, and the support lineup makes this one a genuine family event: Max Cavalera’s rarely-performing side project Nailbomb joins for select dates, alongside his son Richie Cavalera’s band Incite for the full run. The tour kicks off with a festival slot at Louder Than Life on September 18 and wraps with a hometown finale in Tempe on October 15. General admission tickets go on sale July 15 at 10 a.m. local time.
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This isn’t just a Soulfly tour with a couple of support bands — it’s close to a full family reunion on wheels. Richie Cavalera’s Incite has been a recurring presence on Cavalera-related tours for years, and Nailbomb’s rotating modern lineup has included Max’s son Igor Amadeus Cavalera since its 2024 return. Soulfly’s own drummer, Zyon Cavalera, co-produced the band’s current album. Three generations of the same musical bloodline, on the same bill, is not a common thing in touring metal.
Context matters for just how big a deal Nailbomb’s involvement actually is. Max Cavalera formed Nailbomb in 1993 with Fudge Tunnel’s Alex Newport, releasing one studio album — 1994’s cult classic “Point Blank” — and playing exactly one live show, at the 1995 Dynamo Open Air Festival, before the project went dormant for 29 years. Nailbomb didn’t perform again until a one-off “Max Cavalera Dynasty Show” in Tempe in November 2024, with Newport sitting out (he gave his blessing but has moved on to a production career) and Igor Amadeus Cavalera stepping into his role. Since that reunion, Nailbomb has played only a handful of festival dates, including Wacken and Bloodstock in 2025 — meaning U.S. fans have had almost no chance to see it. This tour changes that.

Soulfly’s thirteenth studio album, “Chama” — Portuguese for “flame” — arrived October 24, 2025 via Nuclear Blast, co-produced by Zyon Cavalera and Arthur Rizk and featuring guest spots from Fear Factory’s Dino Cazares, Arch Enemy’s Michael Amott, and Nails’ Todd Jones. The tour will showcase “Chama” cuts including “Favela Dystopia,” “No Pain = No Power,” the title track, and lead single “Storm The Gates,” alongside the band’s catalog of classics. Guitarist Mike DeLeon, who’s held down the second guitar slot for three years, previously played in Philip H. Anselmo & The Illegals and briefly filled in for Zakk Wylde at a Pantera rehearsal in 2022.
Sep. 18 – Louisville, KY @ Louder Than Life **
Sep. 19 – Columbia, MO @ The Blue Note
Sep. 20 – Tulsa, OK @ Boman Twin
Sep. 21 – Austin, TX @ Come and Take It Live
Sep. 22 – San Antonio, TX @ Paper Tiger
Sep. 23 – Dallas, TX @ Trees
Sep. 24 – Kansas City, MO @ Warehouse on Broadway
Sep. 25 – Iowa City, IA @ Wildwood
Sep. 26 – McHenry, IL @ The Vixen
Sep. 27 – Sioux Falls, SD @ BIGs
Sep. 29 – Casper, WY @ Oil City Beer Company
Sep. 30 – Cheyenne, WY @ The Lincoln
Oct. 01 – Denver, CO @ Levitt Pavilion
Oct. 02 – Salt Lake City, UT @ Aces High
Oct. 04 – Sacramento, CA @ Aftershock**
Oct. 05 – San Jose, CA @ The Ritz
Oct. 06 – San Luis Obispo, CA @ SLO Brew
Oct. 07 – Palmdale, CA @ Transplants Brewery
Oct. 08 – West Hollywood, CA @ Whisky A Go-Go
Oct. 09 – Las Vegas, NV @ Swan Dive
Oct. 10 – Costa Mesa, CA @ The Wayfarer
Oct. 11 – Pomona, CA @ The Glass House Concert Hall
Oct. 12 – San Diego, CA @ Soda Bar
Oct. 14 – Yuma, AZ @ Arizona Marketplace
Oct. 15 – Tempe, AZ @ The Marquee
**Soulfly only (festival dates, no Nailbomb or Incite)

General admission tickets go on sale July 15 at 10 a.m. local time.
No. Nailbomb joins for select dates; two stops (Louder Than Life and Aftershock) are Soulfly-only festival appearances.
Nailbomb released one album in 1994 and played one live show in 1995 before going dormant for 29 years. They didn’t reunite until a single 2024 one-off show, and this tour marks one of their first real runs of U.S. dates since.
Richie Cavalera is Max Cavalera’s son and frontman of thrash band Incite, which is supporting the full tour.
The tour wraps with a hometown headline show in Tempe, Arizona, on October 15.
A Cavalera family tour with a rare Nailbomb reunion built in — who’s catching this one live? Let us know in the comments. Follow Loaded Radio for daily rock and metal news.
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The Turkish epic metal band Dragonborn (can't help but think of Skyrim) released their latest EP "No Mercy" on May 3rd. Founded in 2024 by Ekrem Kani, Dragonborn is a completely original creative universe centered on a war between fire and ice dragons, as well as the armies that they command. The project is also in the works as a standalone book.
The EP begins with "Ash Before Dawn," and it is my first introduction to the band. Very quickly, you can hear the expertise of the arrangement as massive orchestral elements, percussion, and choirs build a truly cinematic sound that feels like the opening to a fantasy epic like The Lord of the Rings. The 3-minute intro perfectly sets the scene for a huge, fantasy world filled with magic and battle.
Next is "Warhorns For Liars," which kicks off the album as dark horns are soon met by explosive guitar chugging, booming wardrums, and powerful choirs. Dragonborn manages to keep the same level of theatricality as the intro track while introducing heavy metal and screaming vocals. Dragonborn reminds me of power metal with the dramatic fantasy elements, but feels more authentic and goes a step further into the cinematic vibe with their music.
"Execution" starts with booming wardrums as the cadence of an army's footsteps landing with a thud can be heard in the distance. Soon, loud cheering, bright strings, and soaring guitar leads cut through the heavy metal, creating a sense of intrigue and interest through the heaviness.
The fourth track, "Revenge Of Pagan Storms," starts with brutal synchronized guitar chugging and double bass drumming after a pause for the dramatic unsheathing of a sword. Stoccato string hits add impactful hits as screeching guitar leads create a classic heavy metal sound alongside powerful screams. Throughout their music, Dragonborn perfectly balances intensity and melody as melodic elements are always contrasted by equal symphonic elements to create a sense of balance.
"Valexus, Lord Of Ice" starts with distorted guitar and slamming drums as rising trumpets fill the background. As the song builds, energetic screaming, strings, and electrifying guitar solos are brought into the fray. In a bridge that slows things down to change up the dynamics, clean guitar builds a strong atmosphere as a female narrator begins to speak. A shredding guitar solo builds back into galloping tempos and blaring trumpets as the full gusto of the band is brought back.
The final song, "When Steel Forgot Fire," starts with an atmospheric acoustic guitar that layers atop itself. The dramatic guitar work reminds me of a medieval nighttime campfire tune as dark choirs hold the low-end in the background. Just as the first song acted as a powerful introduction to set the stage for the music, "When Steel Forgot Fire" ends the EP in an equally epic and grandiose fashion.
Overall, Dragonborn has a very unique and meticulously thought-out sound. The band perfectly encapsulates the magic and feeling of fantasy; their music feels cinematic, theatrical, and epic, and is followed by a complex world that has been designed around the music. You can stream "No Mercy" on all platforms now.
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Lido Pimienta releases her new album Caribenya this Friday. So far the Colombian Canadian musician has shared the singles “Tóxica” and “Talento,” and today she’s back with “Marea.”
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