The Ex-Faces: Mushroomhead’s Former Members Reunion Shows in 2026

With a legacy spanning over thirty years in the rock metal scene, Mushroomhead’s former members are reuniting for a series of unforgettable shows in 2026. Led by former Mushroomhead member Waylon Reavis, A Killer’s Confession confirmed that they will be sharing the stage once again under a new banner, The Ex-Faces. Following several live appearances this year, the musicians are set to reunite for two special performances.

The reunion lineup includes Reavis on vocals, Jason “J Mann” Popson, Dave “Gravy” Felton on guitars, Joe “Mr Murdernickel” Kilcoyne on bass, Daniel “Lil’ Dan” Fox on drums, and Rick “St1tch” Thomas on keyboards. Fans were invited to a two-night show in April through a post shared on AKC’s official Instagram page. The reunion concert will kick off on April 17 in Flint, Michigan, followed by April 18 in Columbus, Ohio.

Fans expressed excitement at the opportunity to see the familiar faces perform once again. Some even encouraged the band to consider a full tour or turn The Ex-Faces into a permanent project. Formed in 1993 in Cleveland, Mushroomhead is known for its avant-garde and theatrical live shows, with members donning unique masks.

Founder Steve “Skinny” Felton, alongside original members like vocalist Jeffrey “Nothing” Hatrix and rapper/vocalist Jason “J Mann” Popson, created a unique musical experience. Throughout the years, the band has seen various lineup changes, with the current roster including members like Steve Rauckhorst and Scott Beck.

Felton emphasized the importance of finding the right creative match for Mushroomhead, highlighting the need for not just musical compatibility but also artistic synergy. Introducing new members can bring fresh perspectives and excitement, even if the outcomes remain uncertain.

The reunion of Mushroomhead’s former members promises to be a spectacle worth witnessing, as these seasoned musicians come together once more to showcase their timeless talent.

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