YouTuber Ben Eller has been helping the band out at recent live shows, but there has been no indication as yet that the group ...

In perfect Lumon fashion on Severance, Mr. Milchick led a marching band to celebrate Mark's work, and everyone loved it.

We’re all living in a post-Brent-Hinds-in-Mastodon world now, so things with the band have been up in the air as of late. Sure, we’ve seen them play a full show with YouTuber Ben Eller filling in ...

But, according to the Mastodon rhythm guitarist Bill Kelliher, Eller’s future might be shakier than we thought. Expanding more on Kelliher’s recent interview with Guitar World, he discussed the future ...

It should also be noted that there is a previous tie for Eller to the band. Back in 2020, Eller actually showed his viewers how to play Mastodon's "Fallen Torches" with an assist from Mastodon's ...

Hinds’ role was filled by Tennessee musician Ben Eller, although his ongoing status in the band is unknown. Mastodon sure didn’t make it easy on Eller, as the band dusted off several rarities ...

Not really sure yet; it’s too early to say. So, would you want Eller to join the band permanently, or would you prefer that Mastodon keep looking for someone who’s a better fit? Let us know!

Late last week, founding guitarist Brent Hinds and Mastodon that they were amicably parting ways after 25 years together. The band wrote at the time: “We’re deeply proud of and beyond grateful ...

Late last week, founding guitarist Brent Hinds and Mastodon that they were amicably parting ways after 25 years together. The band wrote at the time: “We’re deeply proud of and beyond ...

The announcement of Hinds’ departure came on March 7 via a statement released by the band on their social media pages. “After 25 monumental years together, Mastodon and Brent Hinds have mutual ...

On the same topic in the same interview, Kelliher noted that whoever Mastodon gets to join the band should be one hell of a guitarist. "We'll have to see. My lead guitar skills are decent enough ...