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Versatile hard rock quartet, All Them Witches, thrive on contrast. Now six records deep into a tenure that began in 2012, Ben McLeod (guitarist,) Charles Michael Parks, Jr. (bass/vocals,) Robby Staebler (drums,) and Allan Van Cleave (keys) are unremittingly forward-looking. There is a ferocious energy and rhythmic nuance to the band that delivers devastating guitar riffs in a raw blend of progressive, bluesy, neo-psychedelic rock.
The band has relentlessly toured since inception, performing at festivals including Voodoo Music & Arts, Bonnaroo, Forecastle Festival, and Pukkelpop; while also sharing tours with acts such as Mastodon, Ghost, and Primus.
All Them Witches hone their unique meld of crafted songwriting and spacious grooves on the road. They have deep musical roots and grow a heavy, visceral sound, with sheer dexterity delivered in every song.
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Epic night at Tellus360. I love this venue. It was my first time there and ill be back. Normal bar price drinks not $15 for a bud. Accoustics wete good for a smaller size space. All Them Witchs and their opener The Swell Fellas killed it. Gfeat time was had by all
Me and my partner came out describing it as a spiritual experience. Amazing energy, almost like from a really intense temple or shaman
The show itself was absolutely amazing. They are great musicians and their musical knowledge is limitless. If you ever get the chance to see them live, by all means do! That is for the group, now more about the ambiance at the Astral.. The crowd was weird, agitated and inappropriate. The lead singer literally asked the crowd twice to be a little quieter, because he was trying to concentrate. People were fighting, and a girl leggit showed her breasts. Me and my sister were so confused..
First time seeing the Witches and I hope it's not my last.I've seen hundreds of shows and this will go into my "best of" list.
ATW did not disappoint! Set was fire and performance on point. Really rocked!! I’d never heard of the opener LA Witch and now I’m a fan. They rocked too!! 🔥
All them witches are such a great combination of hard rock and about ten different genres of music. Going to their concert is a fantastic winding path of sonic beauty. Would happily go out of my way to see them. The paradise is a great intimate club that doesn’t have a bad spot to see.
The Good? First time at the Ryman, and it didn't disappoint. Great sightlines, good sound, good atmosphere. ATW was spectacular. I am a casual listener and first time seeing them live. Very tight, atmospheric, and mesmerizing. The Bad? NO RED FANG!!! I was and am extremely angry that I bought a ticket a day before the show and it said nothing about Red Fang not being on the bill any longer. Had I known, I would have had a chance to go to a different show that night (as a Nashville visitor). I'm giving a 3 only because ATW was great and it's not their fault Red Fang wasn't there.
First of all, I was a little disappointed that ATW were playing the Ryman instead of their annual 2-3 days of shows at the Exit/In right after Christmas, but you've gotta admit, the Ryman is a great place to see a show! The opening band, the Songbirds were a 2 piece band who sounded a lot like ATW in style, very good. The band seemed to really enjoy the fact that they sold out the Ryman on their first show there and got choked up a little several times. Near the end, the crowd just cheered and they had to wait for us to quiet down before they could talk to us. Review the show... It was an All Them Witches show. My 6th. I like them a lot. They rocked and everyone there had a great time. I'm going to see them again next month 👍
There are few live musical experiences like one at Ryman. Parking was conveniently close. Entry through both security & ticket scan was a breeze. The merchandise line however, was disappointing. Enough so that we were detoured from purchasing anything, though we truly wanted to. With that said, we were there for entertainment & we were not deprived of it. All Them Witches did not disappoint. They were tight, rehearsed, & their material speaks for itself. Elated we had the opportunity to see them perform at Ryman Auditorium. I would 100% see them there again.
Well worth the drive from SC. ATW was amazing as always. Between the concert, the venue, and the holiday, I think it was their best show yet. Can’t wait to see them next tour.
It was a boarderline hypnotic event. First time I’ve ever seen them but I know it won’t be the last time! Thank you guys for an awesome night!
The vocals were way to quiet. Couldn't hear or understand a single word of what was being sung. Not sure if the band set up their levels or the venue but whoever it was dropped the ball. They should have stopped after their first song and fixed the issue. It might as well been an instrumental concert. The only saving grace of that night was that the band that opened for them knocked it out of the park. The messenger birds were fantastic and I didn't even know they were going to be playing. I'd try another concert at a different venue just to see if the issue was vender specific.
I've seen them two separate times (once in Columbus by accident, and then again in Cincinnati on purpose), and both times they were excellent. Fantastic musicians and great rock n' roll. Do it. Go see them.
If you have a chance to see all them witches, do It! This is my 4th time seeing them and they haven't disappointed yet. Their sound is great. They don't have the typical song structure (verse chorus verse). Their songs flow along with subtle changes that keep it interesting and fun. All 4 of the musicians are top notch. They are just a great band! See 'em!
