"It's disappointing when someone you admire talks out their ass about you," Megadeth's Dave Mustaine said, claiming both of their Virginia shows were canceled due to safety concerns

After Megadeth and Frampton were both forced to cancel live dates at the same venue, Dave Mustaine has issued a strongly worded response to Frampton's claim it was the heavy metal group's fault

In the market for some low-grade rock beef involving Megadeth and Peter Frampton? A few days ago, the two artists both canceled shows at the Richmond, VA venue Virginia Credit Union Live! at Richmond Raceway,

Soon-to-be Rock and Roll Hall of Fame musician Peter Frampton shed some light, perhaps, on the recent cancellation of his tour stop in Richmond, Virginia.

An exchange of words happened after both acts had to cancel shows at the same venue. Megadeth’s Dave Mustaine on Show Cancellation: Peter Frampton Talked Out of His Ass

A bit more than a week ago, on September 15, Megadeth were forced to cancel a show at Virginia Credit Union Live! in Henrico County, putting the blame on unexpected or unforeseen circumstances. Later that week, Peter Frampton was forced to cancel a September 17 show, citing the same reasons. Fair enough, right?

The recent cancellation of concerts by rock legends Peter Frampton and Megadeth at Virginia Credit Union Live! ignited a public dispute that drew nationwide attention among their fans.

Thrash metal band Megadeth said a damaged steel grid system at Virginia Credit Union Live! was the reason for its canceled local performance on Sunday, Sept. 15.