It's not often that a band launches themselves into superstardom by releasing a cover song. In March 2001, Alien Ant Farm released the album 'Anthology,' which featured a brilliant cover of Michael ...

Earlier this week, Twitter user @plvnetmimi shared a link to the music video for the nü-metal band Alien Ant Farm’s 2001 cover of Michael Jackson’s “Smooth Criminal.” The Riverside, Calif., foursome's ...

Alien Ant Farm frontman Dryden Mitchell has revealed that Metallica singer/guitarist James Hetfield once took the vocalist and his parents out to dinner. “We opened for [Metallica] in Germany and, ...

Annie, are you OK? Are you OK, Annie? Alien Ant Farm, the alternative rock band best known for its hit cover of Michael Jackson’s “Smooth Criminal,” is coming to Syracuse for a Friday, June 7, concert ...

It’s been a mere two weeks since Afrojack and Pitbull lovingly pooped all over Michael Jackson’s thought-to-be untouchable classic “Bad,” so we have to assume that when R&B star Ne-Yo covered “Smooth ...

Alien Ant Farm are trending on Twitter, and the reason why might be slightly confusing. After all, the California alt-rock band has only released one studio album in the last decade. And it's been ...

Alien Ant Farm enjoyed their biggest success in 2001 with their cover of Michael Jackson's 'Smooth Criminal.' The band just performed it at the 'Michael Forever' tribute concert over the weekend, ...

When: May 27, 11 p.m. admission free, must be 21 The Skinny: Alien Ant Farm is best known for hits like the cover of Michael Jackson's "Smooth Criminal," "Movies" and "These Days." Their version of ...

Alien Ant Farm performing in 2014 at the Linn County Fair. Alien Ant Farm will be performing at the 2015 Launch Music Conference on April 25. (Gordon Grabau, http ...

Funky Nu-metal act Alien Ant Farm, who made their name covering Michael Jackson’s “Smooth Criminal” back in 2001, have returned with another heavy interpretation of a pop classic, “Everything She ...

It’s May 3, 2017, and P.O.D. is teaming up with Alien Ant Farm to headline the Observatory tomorrow night. Yes, you read that right. Anyway, since P.O.D. has already left their mark on the Christian ...