Guitarist Brian “Head” Welch was at the prime of his career during the late ‘90s and early 2000s when Korn helped define a completely new genre of music known as nu-metal, becoming one of ...

Brian 'Head' Welch: "Am I Still A Christian?" This isn't the first time Head has tried to set the record straight. He went to social media on March 19 to clarify some of the comments he made .

Brian 'Head' Welch backstage during the Ichthus Music Festival in Wilmore, Kentucky. Stephen J. Cohen/Getty Images. One of Korn‘s most instantly recognizable musical ingredients has always been ...

NEW PHILADELPHIA ‒ Rock star Brian "Head" Welch said he used methamphetamine 700 days straight before finding Jesus. In a presentation at Legacy Church on Friday evening, the vocalist and lead ...

Rock star Brian "Head" Welch said he used methamphetamine 700 days straight before finding Jesus. Welch revealed that the maturing members of his band have all had epiphanies, although not all are ...

In 2005, Brian “Head” Welch shocked the metal world when he left nu-metal pioneers Korn at the height of the band’s career. The surprise wasn’t so much that Welch was departing from the ...

Brian “Head” Welch and James “Munky” Shaffer think that Sleep Token proved the doubters wrong with their show at the UK’s ...

Features Brian ‘Head’ Welch: “I struggled with my thoughts, I struggled with my looks, so I found things to help me like comedy and music” ...

Back in 2005, Korn guitarist Brian "Head" Welch surprised many, walking away from the group at the height of their fame, but his decision to do so was a deeply personal one. Welch not only decided ...

Brian 'Head Welch performs in North Carolina in May 2019. Credit : Jeff Hahne/Getty. Brian "Head" Welch, a guitarist and founding member of Korn, is leaning into his passion for mental health.

Don’t hold your breath waiting for new Korn music. “We got a lot of it [written],” Head says of album number 15 (via The PRP). “We’re still working. Dude, it’s a trip 30 years later ...

Korn guitarist Brian “Head” Welch drew the ire and scorn of many, many people when in the wake of Linkin Park singer Chester Bennington’s death, he wrote on Facebook that, “giving up on ...