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UNCLE ACID AND THE DEADBEATS IN CONCERT:
Uncle Acid and the Dead Beats deliver heavy, psychedelic tunes that revive the darkest sounds of metal pioneers from the ‘60s and ‘70s. These masters of mayhem crank their amps to eleven to produce a never-ending onslaught of fuzz-driven guitar riffs on their pummeling epics. Beneath the growling guitars, the rhythm section hammers out a heart-pounding beat that’s guaranteed to keep ticket buyers headbanging. With a killer arsenal of gruesome jams like “Poison Apple”, “Death’s Door”, and “13 Candles” at their disposal, Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats unleash their unrelenting sound wherever they appear on tour, much to the delight of their doom metal devotees.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Cambridge, England metal enthusiasts Uncle Acid and the Dead Beats began turning heads with their gory stories and monstrous sound around 2009. K.R. Starr (vocals/ guitar) teamed up with brothers Yotam (guitar/ vocals) and Itamar Rubinger (drums) to bring their sludgy tunes and demented aesthetic to the masses starting with their 2010 debut Volume 1. Their sophomore album Blood Lust arrived in 2012 and tracks like “Death’s Door” and “I’ll Cut You Down” drew favorable comparisons to the early sounds of Alice Cooper and Mountain. The group lived out a life-long fantasy in 2013 when they were offered the opportunity to embark on a European tour with a reunited Black Sabbath. Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats continue to explore the depths of their dark and menacing sound both in their impressive live performances and their stellar recorded output, which includes 2015’s acclaimed album The Night Creeper.
Although I am not a fan of having to show a negative COVID test to see shows, I am thankful to have the option and choice unlike at some other venues. The band was awesome and as usual The Masquerade and it's staff were amazing. I can't wait for the next show I attend at this venue.
Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats put on an incredible, high energy show at the House of Blues, New Orleans. Musically and visually stunning.
King Buffalo was amazing. Venue is hard to find and it was pouring rain. Need signage.
Awesome venue and the bands were absolutely sick. Been waiting for years to see uncle acid and the deadbeats and it was unreal.
This show was kick ass. I mainly came to see King Buffalo because they are one of my favorite bands. They were amazing and played a fantastic selection of their songs. The crowd was pretty energetic and into the show from my perspective. I was about 3 rows back from the front directly in front of the lead singer. I really wish and think they could have played another song. Uncle Acid was incredible and will probably be the closet thing to seeing Black Sabbath in my lifetime. I managed to get basically get front and center for the majority of their set. I think Melody Lane or Over and Over were my stand out songs of the night. Unfortunately, they did not play an encore despite the crowd chanting "Acid". The line for the merch table for Uncle Acid was one of the biggest I have ever seen. I bought a record from King Buffalo and got it signed by the band members/met them/talked to them. Great night overall!!! So damn glad I came. Can't wait for both bands to swing back around to our area.
The sound was perfect, the bands were on fire. I was surprised about the overly aggressive crowd in the pit. It made us move spots a few times. The security guards got involved and escorted people out, which was good to see. Now, I don’t physical shows. I go to those type shows all the time. Sometimes I partake. But, an aggressive pit to Uncle Acid’s music? How do you even mosh to that? It was confusing.
These guys put on a really good show with a good mix of songs from Bloodlust, Mind Control and the Night Creeper.
High energy show, full of Doomy RIFFAGE! Show left you wanting to hear more! They were great! Will definitely see them again!
UNCLE ACID WAS INCREDIBLE! SO WERE THE OPENING ACTS: THE SHRINE AND DANAVA! MUST SEE FOR ANYONE WHO CAN MAKE IT OUT!
such a good show, amazing opener (danava), but wish there were more special effects (e.g. lighting).
