Seether is one of the world’s most famous rock bands. A bonus is that they are originally from South Africa, having performed as Saron Gas before embarking on the United States and changing ...

Seether promised a return to their heavier side and the new song 'Stoke the Fire' does just that.

More than most bands, Seether appreciates a solid cover song. But don't expect lightning to strike twice on the current tour, which hits the Civic Center May 19. The South African band harbors … ...

When Seether frontman Shaun Morgan and bassist Dale Stewart left South Africa for the United States in 2002, they had little idea what was in store for them: a tour with Nickelback that would give ...

Seether’s continuing connection with its audience isn’t hard to figure out. The music remains a kind of timeless, high-powered brand of heavy rock, steeped in well-established traditions of ...

Seether with special guest Tremonti will perform at the Wellmont Theater, 5 Seymour St., Montclair on Sept. 20. For tickets, wellmonttheater.com.

Seether's new “Country Song” opens like the modern-rock equivalent of gutbucket blues — stripped down but for bass guitar, voice and Bo Diddley signature maracas. Fifty seconds into the ...

It’s been 25 years since Seether formed in South Africa (as Saron Gas), and the now-American based heavy rock band has certainly accomplished much during the interim.