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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 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.
The Disco Biscuits always bring it. Venue was chill. The security guards were chill, everyone there to have a good time. Awesome that we get to have DB in OC. Can't wait to do it again.
Biscuits always slaying but Portland shows seem to go above and beyond what I expect. The energy is top notch and we need more Bisco at the State Theater in Maine!
Back to back runningTTN played it last 2runs here…. Good stuff as usual stay grateful my phriends NFA13
The disco biscuits are absolutely firing on all cylinders. The boys were bringing the heat thst night. Possibly one of the greatest shows this year.
The Disco Biscuits sounded great, the crowd's energy was on point, and overall, I had a fun time. It was challenging to find a drink menu with prices, and one bartender didn't provide a clear answer when I asked about costs. I didn't expect to spend roughly $82 for three vodka-lemonades and a Liquid Death (canned water) after taxes and tips. This venue does not provide clear pricing and charges way too much for drinks.
great music, great people, great time. if only it hadn't been an outdoors Sunday show with a restricted curfew. It was so dang hot!
The music and sound was great. However the venue did not have any water refill station (except for warm sink water) and the bars ran out of bottled water multiple times. Unacceptable.
This was the most fun we had all weekend in Atlantic City. We saw this band with SCI Hullaween at the Hampton Coliseum 12 years ago and they were just as good as I remember them. It was a dance party, noone sat down the entire performance. The lighting was so trippy and the music really funky.
Biscuits were at the top of their game. It was our 71st show(my wife and I) and they’re always great but this was up there with some of my favorites. I love this venue but you need more bartenders. Lines were way too long
Fun night but WAY too few bartenders for the amount of people at the venue. Also, poor beer and seltzer selection (no IPAs, no citrus flavor) and poor access to water.
The Disco Biscuits are the best band in the land at the moment. Between the long tasty jams or the incredible light and laser show you won't find a better concert experience.
Nashville TN Show was Incredible! Atlanta GA Show was Awesome! Someone asked me what my fav was & I said just pick one bc they both were fantastic!
The Disco Biscuits crushed the Lincoln Theater with an epic tour closer. The Why We Dance tour will go down in history as one of the best Disco Biscuits tours to date. They fittingly started and ended the tour with "Why We Dance"with the final encore at the Lincoln. The 34-show tour began on the west coast in January with 13 shows in California, Nevada, Arizona and Colorado, hopped over to the northeast and then ended in the Southeast, with stops along the way in some cities they hadn't visited in over 15 years, including Louisville, Houston, and Tucson, AZ.
The Biscuits are playing on another level this tour and the energy of the band and the crowds are infectious!!
This band is always great but the last few years they're playing the best I've seen/heard from them in over a decade. Truly cruising full speed ahead and its making for some awesome shows.
This venue feels like it was conceived after a night at Tipatina’s uptown in NOLA. Amazing sound and lights. 5 star review!
The amount of people in this building that had BO honestly ruined the whole show. Before I entered the venue there were people in line that hadn’t showered. Then inside people who don’t shower. Everywhere you turn. The venue should have some sort of standard acceptable hygiene to enter.
Blending jam music and house music into an otherworldly performance. What an incredible show They truly take you to another world!!
Absolutely incredible musical experience. They played two sets of 1:40 minutes each with a short break. Each set was literally non- stop music. I’ve never experienced a better concert!
It’s the greatest live show out there in the jam band scene. Been to 88 shows so far and have yet to see anything close to the same show twice. With a catalog of 200+ songs they never fail to keep it fresh. They pioneered they’re own genre of music; trancefusion. You’ll never regret going; your bank account might though.
