Kurdt Vanderhoof Denies

Kurdt Vanderhoof, founding guitarist of Metal Church, has denied that former members were blindsided by the band's split and eventual reformation. In a recent interview with Jimmy Kay of The Metal Voice, Vanderhoof stated, 'That's on them.' The band's new lineup includes longtime guitarist Rick Van Zandt, bass icon David Ellefson (Megadeth), and powerhouse drummer Ken Mary (Flotsam and Jetsam, Fifth Angel). Vanderhoof discussed the band's new lineup and the circumstances surrounding the split and reformation. When asked about the split, Vanderhoof explained that the decision was not made lightly and that all members were aware of the situation. He also mentioned that the band's new lineup is a result of a natural progression and that they are excited about the future. The band's reformation has sparked interest among fans, with many eager to see the new lineup perform live. With David Ellefson on board, the band's sound is expected to take on a new dimension, blending the classic Metal Church style with Ellefson's signature bass playing. The exact dates for the band's upcoming tour have not been announced, but fans can expect to see them on the road soon. As for the setlist, Vanderhoof hinted that it will include a mix of old and new material, giving fans a chance to experience the band's evolution firsthand. In related news, David Ellefson has been keeping busy with his work on the upcoming Megadeth album, which is expected to be released later this year. Ellefson's involvement with Metal Church has not affected his commitment to Megadeth, and fans can expect to see him perform with both bands in the coming months.

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