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The Disco Biscuits rose to prominence in the ‘90s by pioneering their own genre: “trancefusion,” which bridges the gap between electronic music and Frank Zappa-influenced jam bands. The quartet of Jon "The Barber" Gutwillig (guitar), Marc Brownstein (bass), Sam Altman (drummer, later replaced by Allen Aucoin) and Aron Magner (keys) met on the University of Pennsylvania campus in 1995. One year later, they released their debut album Encephalous Crime. The highly-danceable jam band transitioned from playing frat parties to touring in support of everyone from The Black Crowes to the Jerry Garcia Band. Over the years, The Disco Biscuits have released multiple experimental albums and EPs, and curated the annual Camp Bisco electronic music festival. In July 2023, they embarked on their first West Coast tour in nearly 14 years.
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The Disco Biscuits 2025 Tour Dates:
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The Disco Biscuits’ 2025 tour dates began in June. The group will perform in select cities throughout the U.S. through the end of December.
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Fans will have the opportunity to purchase two VIP packages for The Disco Biscuits’ 30th Anniversary Tour. The VIP packages include perks such as:
Tickets and VIP packages are now on sale for The Disco Biscuits' 2025 tour. Tickets and VIP packages are still available for all dates.
I've been seeing this band for almost 20 years. There was lots of buzz about the new drummer that just joined the band. I think he fit in really well! The show was reminiscent of when I 1st started to see them 20 years ago. They were so good and on point!
The bass was waaaaaay too high and it muddled up the whole show. Sounded awful. Practically unlistenable. Even with high quality concert ear pro. Left halfway through.
can you hear the call, do not miss these guys next time in portland
The most unique band in our lifetimes. Go with no preconceptions other than you’re going to dance harder than you have in a long while.
Loved it All. Came from CLE, WELL worth it! XXXXXXXXXXXX
Awesome!! And I really hope that they keep putting Louisville on the tour list.
The Disco Biscuits delivered an outstanding performance. Their light and laser show was spectacular. The music was also great and made everybody get up and move. They played for well over 3 hours. A show I won't forget.
If you like to dance and you like dance music: DO NOT SLEEP ON THE DISCO BISCUITS. They are the hottest band out there right now. And their fans are incredibly kind and respectful and genuinely want each other to have a great time. Sorry if you don't.
Took my brother and his fiancée to see their first show. They loved it, and the lighting was amazing per usual. Love it
Third time seeing the band. They are more like a live DJ than a jam band , but still pretty fun. Great touring light package. The Venue could use better fill speakers around the perimeter it's gets quiet and muffled on the sides even in full view of the band $20 for parking is it bit ruff for a lot off concert goers, heard complaints about it often. Staff is nice but we heard complaints of overzealous Security Paid seating is great at the Sound but needs to be monitored often throughout the night. Overall we like the venue
