Korn’s Fieldy and Head Reunite Onstage for First Time in Five Years
The longtime Korn bandmates came together at a new venue opened by collective The Whosoevers. Korn’s Fieldy and Head Reunite Onstage for First Time in Five Years Langdon Hickman
Korn musicians Fieldy and Brian "Head" Welch reunited on stage for the first time in five years during a performance in Boise, Idaho. The reunion took place on Saturday, marking a significant milestone for the band. Fieldy had not played with Korn since an early 2021 livestream show, when he revealed he was taking a break due to falling into "bad habits."
Earlier this year, Fieldy stated that he decided not to receive the COVID vaccine, which made it impossible for him to tour with the band. In his absence, Ra Diaz from Suicidal Tendencies has been filling in as the band's bassist. For the reunion, Korn joined forces with P.O.D. and Flyleaf at a new venue in Boise, which recently opened up by the Christian Rock collective The Whosoevers.
Fieldy first joined P.O.D.'s Sonny Sandoval for their rendition of "Boom," followed by Head's appearance for "Alive." The group then performed covers of "Sabotage" by the Beastie Boys and "Let Me Love You" by DJ Snake with Flyleaf singer Lacey Sturm. Korn is set to commence a UK/European tour in October, with ticket information available online.
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