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EX-FACES Tear Up a Sold Out Show At The Machine Shop in Flint, MI

4/17/2026

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By: Jen Skaggs

I began my research of Ex-Faces at the Machine Shop in Flint, Michigan, April 16th and 17th both days sold out, with the intention of observing the stage dynamics of the former Mushroomhead lineup, as this event marked their initial reunion after several years. I was also scheduled to provide photography services for them that weekend. The members in attendance were,
Waylon Reavis (Vocals), 
Jason "J Mann" Popson (Vocals), 
Dave "Gravy" Felton (Guitar), 
Daniel "Lil' Dan" Fox (Drums), 
Rick "St1tch" Thomas (Samples/Keyboards),
​Joe "Mr. Murdernickel" Kilcoyne (Bass), 
 Jack "Pig Benis" Kilcoyne (Bass).

I am quite content that I was not tasked with photography responsibilities during those two days, as I found it rather difficult to remain still. The energy displayed by the performers was truly exceptional, and it instilled a renewed sense of youthful vitality within me. I am unable to comment on individual performances, as the collective synergy was outstanding, with each member contributing significantly every night. Their energy levels seemed to intensify with each passing evening. 

When we got to the King of Clubs in Columbus, Ohio on April 18th and 19th, which were also both sold out days, I was so nervous because they move around so much and there was always something going on that I wanted to capture. The crowd was heavily involved, singing and jumping. It felt like a family gathering, and everyone was so happy to see these guys back together. The band is scheduled for a 6-week U.S. tour starting July 2, 2026, in Virginia Beach, VA, and they will also be at Michigan Metal Fest!

Should you choose not to attend, you will forego an exceptional experience, including the opportunity to witness their collective vocal performance of songs such as,
EndingSolitaire/Unraveling, Sun Doesn't Rise, Bwomp, and 12 Hundred! Such a nostalgic show! Honestly one of the best shows I have ever attended!

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