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Rating: 4.7 out of 5 based on 69 reviews

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Mr. Bungle on Tour

Inventive and experimental rock band Mr. Bungle's avant-garde style includes a unique blend of of instrumentation and genres that can include ska, death metal, jazz, lounge, pop, Middle Eastern, surf and funk, and more. Mr. Bungle's  hybrid sound invites  listeners on a sonic rollercoaster ride, hopping from genre to genre. This unique sound has amassed them a global cult following.

They released their first studio album, Mr. Bungle, after signing with Warner Bros in 1991. Their next album, Disco Volante, was released in 1995, followed by California in 1999. The Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny Demo was released as a full-length album in 2020.

With their genre-defying, sonic experimentation, there's never a dull moment at a Mr. Bungle concert.

Mr. Bungle Live in Concert

Having reunited in 2020, Mr. Bungle's lineup includes Mike Patton (lead vocals), Trey Spruance (lead guitar), Trevor Dunn (bass), Dave Lombardo (drums), and Scott Ian (rhythm guitar). Ian was a member of the pioneering thrash metal band Anthrax, and Lombardo was Slayer's former drummer and has worked with hardcore punk groups like the Suicidal Tendencies and Dead Cross. Patton and Spruance are original members of Mr. Bungle.

Originally formed in Eureka, California, by high school buddies, the first iteration of Mr. Bungle consisted of Dunn, Danny Heifetz (drums), Theo Lengyel (alto saxophone), Clinton McKinnon (tenor saxophone), Patton, and Spruance. The band's name comes from a '60s children's educational film that was later featured in Pee-wee Herman's first HBO special. Mr. Bungle reformed in 2020 for what was supposed to be three shows in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Brooklyn. The plan was to perform their 1986 demo -- The Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny Demo -- in its entirety, but demand for tickets was so high that additional nights were added, and the spark to tour was ignited.

Mr. Bungle's unique sound has influenced legendary artists like Korn, System of a Down, Incubus, and Uncle Kracker.

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Rating: 4.7 out of 5 based on 69 reviews
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  • Mr. Bungle goes to Nashville

    by Travolta on 5/23/24Brooklyn Bowl Nashville - NashvilleRating: 5 out of 5

    Show was unbelievable. The band was insanely tight. The encore was honestly the best thing that could have happened. Duane Denison reunited with Mike Patton for a Tomahawk cover of God Hates A Coward. Brooklyn Bowl was great as always. Sound and view are never bad. I know this particular version of Mr. Bungle will likely never exist again and I'm glad I got to see it. The band members at this age have no right to be as good as they are. This wasn't a bunch of broken-down musicians going thru the motions. A group of hyped up 20 year olds on their first tour couldn't have kept up with them. Mike sounds better than he did 40 years ago.

  • Dream show

    by Ugly Wan Kenobi on 5/20/24Tabernacle - AtlantaRating: 5 out of 5

    This was a fantastic show, and one I’ve dreamt of for over 30 years. A MUST SEE!!🤘🏻💪🏻

  • Bungle Egyptian room

    by Craig on 5/19/24Old National Centre - IndianapolisRating: 5 out of 5

    Great show. Wish they played more old evil carnival music instead of the new stuff. Still great performance though

  • My favorite show yet

    by shreddy ginger on 5/18/24Old National Centre - IndianapolisRating: 5 out of 5

    I grew up listening to Patton since I was little always wanted to see any of his projects. I went to Indianapolis from Ohio too make sure I seen a full set instead of a short set at sonic temple. Very worth the 3 hour drive. Killer set

  • Wildly Phenomenal

    by Squiggy on 5/18/24Old National Centre - IndianapolisRating: 5 out of 5

    Mr. Bungle show was AMAZING! Hope to see them again in the future. Long time fan and even better live. Everyone was chill and had fun. Otto opened the show and was great. Merch lines moved fast too. Very enjoyable and lived up to the expectations.

  • Outstanding performance

    by Melissa on 5/18/24Old National Centre - IndianapolisRating: 5 out of 5

    I was SO stoked to finally see bungle in Indianapolis! They did not disappoint! The room was packed and everyone was having an amazing time. 10/10 would live the night over again!

  • Awesome

    by IndySam on 5/18/24Old National Centre - IndianapolisRating: 5 out of 5

    Such a great, entertaining show. The band was so tight and musically in tune with each other.

  • Excellent Show

    by Groucho on 5/18/24Old National Centre - IndianapolisRating: 5 out of 5

    It was a great show!!! I miss hearing Mike Patton’s voice live, and he didn’t disappoint!!! The band was on fire!!! I love seeing Scott Ian jam, longtime fan of his playing!!! The whole band was playing tight!!!

  • Life altering

    by Seebs on 5/18/24Old National Centre - IndianapolisRating: 5 out of 5

    I woke up the next day with a tractor in my balls. 5/5

  • They were amazing!

    by BungleLover on 5/17/24Brooklyn Bowl Nashville - NashvilleRating: 5 out of 5

    The concert was amazing! Duane came out and they played God Hates A Coward. The dad jokes were stupid, as they should be. I was in the ADA section and still had a great view. Mike Patton sounded just as great as ever! The opening act was really dumb and was a total waste of close to an hour of my life. I'm so glad that they came to the south.