.

Korn's Fieldy Now Has Permanent Bleeding Heart
01/17/2012
.
(TMZ) Korn bassist Reginald "Fieldy" Arvizu has turned his back on his own heart -- getting a bleeding ticker tattooed between his shoulder blades last week ... and TMZ has obtained the inky pictures.

Fieldy hit up Goodfellas tat shop in OC on Friday with his rapper pal Ditch -- and famed shop owner Steve Soto personally inked up the rock star's spine ... inscribing a melting candle "sacred heart" design.

It's unclear how much the bassist paid for the privilege, but we're told Steve typically charges around $1,200 for similar tattoos.

Life is peachy. Check out photos of the tat

TMZ submitted this story.
Copyright TMZ - Excerpted here with permission.

Korn CDs, DVDs and MP3s

Korn T-shirts and Posters

Share this article

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Pin it Share on Reddit email this article

...end

advertisement
Day In Rock

Slayer Recruit Exodus, Knocked Loose and More For Stadium Show- KISS Army Storms Vegas Expands With More Special Guests- more

Judas Priest Star Suffered Brain Damage From Stroke- Poison In Talks For 2026 40th Anniversary Tour- Pink Floyd Preview 1968 Classic from Pompeii Concert Film- more

Ariana Grande Takes eternal sunshine deluxe: brighter days ahead To No. 1- BTS’ j-hope Makes History with First-Ever Solo Stadium Concert at LA’s BMO Stadium- more

Day In Country

Larry Fleet Pays Tribute With 'A Lotta Women'- Eric Church Bringing Three Unique Shows To Red Rocks- Lainey Wilson- more

Reviews

The Blues: Corky Siegel - Symphonic Blues No. 6

L.A. Guns - Leopard Skin

Quick Flicks: The Million Eyes of Sumuru

Bob James & Dave Koz - Just Us

Lordi - Limited Deadition

Latest News

Metallica And American Red Cross Team For New Tour Drive

Blondie's Clem Burke Dead At 70

Todd Rundgren Arena Tour Live Album Part Of Record Store Day

SS Decontrol's Alan Scott Barile Passes Away

KISS Army Storms Vegas Expands With More Special Guests

Sting 3.0 Live Set For Release Including Special Record Store Day Version

Earshot Ask 'Where Were You?' With New Single

Dirkschneider & The Old Gang Return With 'It Takes Two To Tango'