Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Nu-metal outfit Trapt — which have been extremely active on Twitter in recent months — couldn’t put their albums sales where their ...

Update: Both Trapt's Instagram account and Chris Taylor Brown's personal Instagram account have been deleted. "Great, they took away the Trapt IG too," Brown wrote on Parler. Trapt’s Facebook account ...

The post The Singer From Trapt Has Gone Full MAGA appeared first on Consequence of Sound. Well, to start, he’s calling for the firing of Dr. Anthony Fauci, who he’s labeled as a “Deep State” operative ...

During the trek, they'll be revisiting their 2002 self-titled album in its entirety. Joining Trapt on the 'Self-Titled Tour' that begins June 18 in Idaho Falls, Idaho (dates below) will be a rotating ...

Trapt recently dropped their latest album Shadow Work. Now, according to SoundScan, it appears that no amount of tweeting could help with the album’s overall sales. SoundScan estimates that only 600 ...

It looks like we may not get to see Trapt on Judge Judy after all. Back in July, however, Livingstone soon realized Brown was dodging payments and shared his story online. “Hello all,” he said. “I’m ...

Trapt, the nü-metal run-off responsible for 2002's “Headstrong” and one of 2014's least essential albums, has been throwing a tantrum on Twitter for at least six days straight. In an effort to ...

Trapt are now in the market for a new drummer, after Michael Smith decided to quit the band, over "primarily poilitical" reasons. In a statement, which you can read in full below, Smith writes “There ...

In the post, Brown claims the Proud Boys are “inclusive of all races,” something the Southern Poverty Law Center disputes. More recently, as Metal Sucks points out, images began circulating on social ...

Trapt, purveyors of horrible radio rawk and fine drink coasters, shocked the world this week by turning out to be exactly the kind of ass clowns you’d imagine the guys who wrote “Headstrong” would be.

HUNTSVILLE, Alabama-- Trapt frontman Chris Taylor Brown calls it "candy." The electronic beeps and blips that ornament his California band's modern rock tunes, including those on their fifth album, ...