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Limp Bizkit, Evanescence, a long-awaited Slipknot side project… 2026 could be a massive year for metal

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Limp Bizkit, Evanescence, a long-awaited Slipknot side project… 2026 could be a massive year for metal

Digging deep on announcements, rumours and pure speculation to find the 50 metal albums you should be keeping an eye out for in 2026

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