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KORN Frontman Is A Third-Time Father

May 10, 2007

KORN frontman Jonathan Davis and wife Deven welcomed their second son two weeks ago, according to HardDrive Radio. Zeppelin Davis was born by a caesarean section on Saturday, April 28.

Jonathan and Deven have one son named Pirate, while Davis also has a son named Nathan from his previous marriage to Renee Perez.

A brand new KORN song, entitled "I Will Protect You", has been posted on the group's MySpace page. The track is expected to appear on the band's as-yet-untitled eighth studio album, due on July 24.

Although famed drummer Terry Bozzio worked on much of the record, KORN announced last month that he would not be joining the band on tour. Original KORN drummer David Silveria is taking a hiatus.

The schedule for this summer's Family Values Tour, co-headlined by KORN and EVANESCENCE, has been announced. The 30-city tour will begin on July 20 in Missouri, ending in early September in California. The lineup also includes FLYLEAF, HELLYEAH, ATREYU, TRIVIUM, NEUROSONIC and DROID. KORN has also revealed that SLIPKNOT's Joey Jordison will be the band's guest drummer for both Family Values and this summer's European festival shows.

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