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The Cult frontman Ian Astbury has tied the knot in Las Vegas.

The British rocker eloped with Australian musician Aimee Nash before his band's concert

The Cult frontman Ian Astbury is a married man after tying the knot in Las Vegas on Saturday 26May12 The Fire Woman rocker exchanged vows with singer Aimee Nash at Sin Citys famed Little Church of the West where Angelina Jolie Richard Gere and Judy G...

Sturdy temple There is a difference between an unknown musical artist and a superstar, and that difference isn't necessarily musical — it's mythological. SHE WRITES SANCTUARY The Cult, still going strong, mixed American hard rock with British new wave, merging underground artiness with a hard-pop whump. There is a difference between an unknown musical artist and a superstar, and that difference ...

Congrats to The Cult vocalist Ian Astbury and The Black Ryder singer/bassist Aimee Nash who got married in Las Vegas over the holiday weekend (May 26). The musicians exchanged vows at the Little Church of the West, where Angelina Jolie, Richard Gere and Judy Garland have also walked down the aisle. Astbury, 50, was in Vegas for The Cult's tour stop at the city's M Resort that same night. The UK ...

We're in San Francisco, we drove down early - me and my brother-in-law - left our families to follow in a couple of days. The plan, originally, was to see The Cult on Sunday night and then The Roots on Monday. I've seen both bands before - but it'll be worth seeing them again. Especially The Roots.

"I didn’t Wikipedia ‘punk rock’ — I lived through it. I’m part of that generation who laid down their lives and their sanity to build this thing”

The Cult has just released its first new full-length album in five years, "Choice of Weapon." A long time has passed since the British hard-rock band ruled MTV with tunes like "She Sells Sanctuary" and "Wild Flower," but on its ninth studio recording, produced by Chris Goss and longtime collaborator Bob Rock, the group still makes a wonderful racket.

The Cult return this week with the Tuesday, May 22nd release of their new album

The Cult's Ian Astbury says he's not comfortable with the expectations that come with playing stadiums. Astbury says the band changed direction for its new album "Choice of Weapon."

Canadian steel refinery work convinced The Cult's Ian Astbury to stick with music.