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Lamb Of God Officially Part Ways With Chris Adler

Lamb Of God have parted ways with drummer Chris Adler. With this news, the group have also confirmed that Art Cruz (Winds Of Plague) has joined the band as a permanent member. They issued the below statement:

“Dear Lamb of God fans,

We returned last week from a great European festival run and our final tour with Slayer in North America. We are excited to keep the momentum going and dive into the next record.

We’d like to officially welcome Art Cruz, who has been playing drums with us on tour for the last year, as the new drummer of Lamb of God. Art will be joining us in the studio as we begin pre-production and recording of a new album.

We’re very proud of everything this band has accomplished over the last two decades. We would like to thank Chris Adler for his contributions over the years and wish him the best in his future endeavors.

Thank you,

John, Mark, Randy & Willie”

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PostedJuly 19, 2019
AuthorCaeman Amelio
Tagslamb of god, chris adler, art cruz

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