Supersuckers Tickets

On Tues., 2/22/22 in ATL, the Supersuckers did not disappoint. The Masquerade made for an intimate venue and some laid back, yet rockin’ favorites. It was also a nice surprise to have Jesse Dayton and Chris Rhoades join Eddie and the band for the closing tunes including an awesome version of Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers. Can’t think of a better way to spend a Tuesday night.

Nice venue, it was easy to get to, plenty of room, not overly crowded, room to dance or bounce, one side was open for fresh air. Band was hilarious, dressed for Halloween, and made the night fun. Would definitely see this band again.

Fantastic night of rock with Rod Gator and the Supersuckers. Getting to hear Rod for the first time was a great opener for the always rocking Supersuckers.

Club XL is a great place to see a show. Stand down front or arrive early and get a table and sit down. There's also a balcony upstairs that can be used for table service. Despite the small crowd, the Supersuckers put on a high energy show. It was great to hear the Evil Powers album from front to back. Be sure to see Eddie and the guys if they are nearby.

Three bands played, first band was Bad Luck Charms, they were ok, too poppy for my likes, one song seemed to just roll into the next. But good for them for being there. The Hangmen were on next and were pretty raw. This is a good thing, I listened to them online in prep for the show, their live show is what they are about, they bring it. As for the Supersuckers. They continue to be the Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the world!

Awesome venue, great bands, terrific music. I wasn't terribly familiar with any of the music, but I was right in thinking it was my style, not-safe-for-radio rawk and roll. Thanks Club XL for another great jam!

It sure was nice to see the Supersuckers at a smaller venue. Energetic show. They rocked hard.

I must start by saying The Supersuckers is the band that I've seen the most in my life. I've seen them everytime they come to NYC, sung along, cheered, jumped, bought their records and their merch, and they never disappointed me until this last gig. It's simple, to be the greatest rock n roll band in the Wolrd you have to play rock... this time Eddie and Co. played an entire set of midtempo scaled down country music, Eddie never let go of that acoustic guitar and I was dying for Marty to grab that Les Paul standing behind him. Turned out to be decoration. So much for Metal Marty... Coming out of the theater I heard many people sharing the same feeling. You guys let your hardcore NYC fans down. Where was the overdriven ballz to the wall guitars? What happened to the kicks, jumps, and antics that made your shows so special? What happened to playing the instruments while tangled in arms, the jokes, the badassness?

Let me start by saying, while I'm sure The Supersuckers and Jesse Dayton put on a hell of a show, I came to see Gallows Bound and had to sadly leave after their set due to prior obligations. Gallows Bound is a phenomenal band, both live and in the studio, and it was fantastic to get to see them perform again!

It was so great to see Eddie up,and doing his thing! The band killed it and having Jesse play with them, just made it epic!