Megadeth

MEGADETH shrugs off meaning in “I Don’t Care,” keeps the snarl punk and brisk

MEGADETH releases the video for “I Don’t Care,” a brisk, punk-flavored number where Dave Mustaine’s hallmark snarl brushes up against nihilistic lyrics. He hints that the “I don’t care” refrain may appear again, suggesting a thematic thread worth watching.

Speaking on the track’s style, Mustaine nods to the band’s disruptive legacy, crediting MEGADETH with birthing a movement rather than a moment. The track slides in as another chapter in their ongoing disruption of musical norms.

Megadeth teases “I Don’t Care” ahead of 2026 album, pretends it’s 1992 again

MEGADETH leaks a sliver of what's next with a teaser for “I Don’t Care,” the second single from their forthcoming self-titled album dropping January 23, 2026.

The track’s video, previewed in a cryptic clip, arrives online Friday, November 14, extending the band’s trajectory beyond 2022’s “The Sick, The Dying… And The Dead!”

Dirk Verbeuren nails every cymbal while Mustaine riffs through Instagram Q&A

In a move as precision-cut as his footwork, MEGADETH’s Dirk Verbeuren drops an official drum playthrough for "Tipping Point," the band's latest single. The video lays bare every syncopated detail, each cymbal crash and tom-fill etched in high-definition ferocity.

Meanwhile, Dave Mustaine fields a brief Instagram Q&A via Vic Rattlehead’s account, brushing up against the expected controlled chaos that surrounds the band’s aesthetic moments before the next riff detonates.

Megadeth teases swan song with moody single, plots 2026 farewell tour

Megadeth drops a new single, “Tipping Point,” on Friday, October 3, trailing a moody video teaser that hints at thematic unease and sonic throttling. No stranger to blunt declarations, Dave Mustaine announces the band’s next LP as its swan song.

In true exit-strategy fashion, a farewell tour is set for 2026, signaling the final lap for this enduring lineup. The timing leaves fans to decode what’s endgame and what’s encore.

Greg Handevidt Recalls MEGADETH’s Less-Than-Glam Couch Hopping Origins with Ellefson

Greg Handevidt resurfaces on "The David Ellefson Show," joining Ellefson and Joshua Toomey for a retelling of MEGADETH's unvarnished origins. He revisits the moment they landed in Los Angeles—a time marked less by glamour and more by shared ambition and couch-surfing logistics.

From chance meetings to lineup groundwork, Handevidt recounts the early chemistry that sparked between him and Ellefson. Their stories orbit the pre-name genesis of MEGADETH, stripping back any revisionist gloss.