MEGADETH Release New Single And Video “I Don’t Care”
Megadeth leader Dave Mustaine says about the anthemic “I Don’t Care”:
Megadeth leader Dave Mustaine says about the anthemic “I Don’t Care”:
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This is why I love Dave.
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DAVE MUSTAINE Wants MEGADETH's Final Show To Take Place In Outer Space, And He's Not Joking - "A Full Moon Landing, That Would Be Cool"
Megadeth leader, Dave Mustaine, has revealed to Metal Hammer that he wants his band’s final concert to take place in outer space. Megadeth’s forthcoming self-titled album, available January 23, will mark the final studio album from the band. “I hope we’ll be playing up in space,” Mustaine...
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Megadeth Announces New 2026 Tour Dates With Fellow Thrash Legends
"...Megadeth has announced the first Canadian headlining dates of their upcoming farewell world tour.
The thrash legends' romp through the Great White North will begin on Feb. 15 in Victoria, British Columbia, and end on March 6 in Quebec City. Fellow thrash giants Anthrax and Exodus will provide support...."
Feb. 17 - Abbotsford, BC @ Rogers Forum
Feb. 18 - Kelowna, BC @ Prospera Place
Feb. 20 - Calgary, AB @ Scotiabank, Saddledome
Feb. 21 - Edmonton, AB @ Rogers Place
Feb. 24 - Saskatoon, SK @ SaskTel Centre
Feb. 25 - Winnipeg, MB @ Canada Life Centre
Feb. 28 - London, ON @ Canada Life Place
March 1 - Ottawa, ON @ Canadian Tire Centre
March 3 - Halifax, NS @ Scotiabank Centre
March 4 - Moncton, NB @ Avenir Centre
March 6 - Quebec City, QC @ Videotron Centre
"...Megadeth has announced the first Canadian headlining dates of their upcoming farewell world tour.
The thrash legends' romp through the Great White North will begin on Feb. 15 in Victoria, British Columbia, and end on March 6 in Quebec City. Fellow thrash giants Anthrax and Exodus will provide support...."
Megadeth 2026 Canadian Tour Dates (With Anthrax and Exodus)
Feb. 15 - Victoria, BC @ Save-on-Foods Memorial CentreFeb. 17 - Abbotsford, BC @ Rogers Forum
Feb. 18 - Kelowna, BC @ Prospera Place
Feb. 20 - Calgary, AB @ Scotiabank, Saddledome
Feb. 21 - Edmonton, AB @ Rogers Place
Feb. 24 - Saskatoon, SK @ SaskTel Centre
Feb. 25 - Winnipeg, MB @ Canada Life Centre
Feb. 28 - London, ON @ Canada Life Place
March 1 - Ottawa, ON @ Canadian Tire Centre
March 3 - Halifax, NS @ Scotiabank Centre
March 4 - Moncton, NB @ Avenir Centre
March 6 - Quebec City, QC @ Videotron Centre
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DUDE! I have so much to say about the potential of this album. It's getting waved off now since "I Don't Care" came out, but to be fair, it'd be hard to beat "Tipping Point". I love "I Don't Care" because it would be perfect back in the 80s-90s, and really encapsulates the feel of what music used to be. I've already pre-ordered all of the collector's merch for the album and I have no regrets as of yet, I love Dave Mustaine and Megadeth and I hope the rest of the album is up to the true Megadeth quality!
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I've read a lot of crap about I Don't Care, how bad it is, how immature it is. But those complaining all come from serial whinners who spend their days complaining about everything. Or the Dave haters who claim he hasn't written anything good since the 80's. They all negate themselves. Until it's proven otherwise the album is worth hyping.
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I like I Don't Care as I dig that whiny, immature side of Dave. Songs such as 1000 Times Goodbye, Wrecker, I'll Get Even, Look Who's Talking. I can hear why some don't, but to me it's just fun entertainment that stands out as something different. Nobody's forcing anyone to take it seriously.
Having said that, I probably prefer the ballads that sound more mature (such as The Hardest Part Of Letting Go...), but they're cheesy too so I don't take them too seriously either.
Having said that, I probably prefer the ballads that sound more mature (such as The Hardest Part Of Letting Go...), but they're cheesy too so I don't take them too seriously either.
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Love the way Jnr makes the comment that he wants to be part of the farewell and that he hopes Dave isn't just announcing a retirement for the extra ticket sales. Meanwhile Gary flat out doubts that's what it is and wishes Dave well for retirement. Jnr's rally making himself look bitter and twisted these days.
MEGADETH Announce The Ultimate Immersive Listening Event
"... Step inside Megadeth’s most exclusive, all-day immersive celebration. Hosted a short distance outside of Nashville in La Vergne, TN on Saturday, January 17, 2026, this one-day event lets you get closer to the band, the music, the stories, and the legacy than ever before. This is a once-in-a-lifetime, ultra-limited experience.
Event Details:
Date: Saturday, January 17, 2026
Location: La Vergne, TN
Time: 12pm–10pm (estimated time)
The all-access day includes:
– Listen to the new album early
– Megadeth Acoustic Performance
– Megadeth Master Class
– Q&A with the band
– Guitar Talk with Dave and Gibson’s CEO, César Gueikian
– Photo Op with the Band
– Catered Dinner, Megadeth Beer & House of Mustaine Wine
– Immersive Photo Op Experiences
– Autographed album-art poster
– Exclusive Merch & more
You must be 18 years of age or older to attend. Learn more and get tickets here...."
MEGADETH Team With Trafalgar Releasing To Premiere “Megadeth: Behind The Mask”, A Global Cinematic Event
"... Legendary metal titans, Megadeth, have teamed with Trafalgar Releasing for Megadeth: Behind The Mask, a cinematic legacy event that will debut on screens worldwide Thursday, January 22—on the eve of the release of the band’s final studio album out January 23. The film will screen in over 1,000 cinemas across 35+ countries. Tickets go on sale Thursday, December 11 at 6 AM, PT / 9 AM, ET / 2 PM, GMT / 3 PM, CET with a trailer available for viewing on the same day. For more information and to sign up for updates, fans can visit megadethfilm.com.
In Megadeth: Behind The Mask, Dave Mustaine pulls back the curtain on 40 years of Megadeth, sharing untold stories of the band’s past and the creative fire that drives them. Interwoven throughout, audiences will get to experience the world premiere of Megadeth’s new self-titled album in full, brought to life with a 40-year retrospective career-spanning interview and Mustaine’s own track-by-track reflections about the band’s final studio album. This one night only listening event will provide a first-listen to this landmark project. Megadeth: Behind The Mask is an immersive celebration of one of the most influential bands in metal history, capturing their legacy while heralding a powerful new chapter.
Megadeth’s Dave Mustaine says:
Kymberli Frueh, EVP Programming and Content Acquisitions at Trafalgar Releasing:
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