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Danzig is an American hardcore punk act that developed as a predecessor to Glenn Danzig’s former bands the Misfits and Samhain. The group focuses on exaggerated themes of the macabre and exert a style reminiscent of the heavy gloom ridden sound heard from artists like Ozzy Osbourne and the Doors.

Though Danzig is perhaps best remembered as the original singer of the horror punk group the Misfits, it was his second group Samhain, which acted as the basis for his future musical endeavors. The band Danzig formed in response to Rick Rubin’s excitement with Samhain’s final performance. After Rubin saw the show he was set on signing lead singer Glenn Danzig to his record label as a solo act; however, Danzig refused to sign on unless he was accompanied by Samhain bass player Eerie Von. Ex-Samhain guitarist John Christ and Chuck Biscuits from D.O.A., Black Flag, and Circle Jerks also joined the line up in 1987.

Danzig took the gothic theatrics exhibited throughout his previous career to new heights with the release of his self-titled debut. The album was produced by recording engineer mastermind Rick Rubin and put out on his Def American Recordings label. The album is the band’s best selling album and since its release date it has reached Platinum status. The album was also garnered with critical praise; however, it did take a few years for the record to catch on with the public. Five years after its release the song “Mother” became a huge hit on MTV and it has since gone on to be featured in various video games such as “Guitar Hero” and movies like “The Hangover Part III”. The album has also been a major influence on a wide range of artists such as James Hetfield of Metallica, who provided backing vocals on a few of the album’s songs and cult folk musician Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy, who performed a cover of “Am I a Demon”.

Danzig’s next album “Danzig II: Lucifuge” was released in1990 and featured concepts heavily extracted from historic blues artists such as Howlin’ Wolf and Robert Johnson. The album fixates on themes of mortality, evil, the supernatural, and darkness.

By the release of the band’s third album Rick Rubin’s involvement in the group began to diminish and Danzig took greater part in the production of future album releases. Rubin was involved with all the group’s studio albums up until their 1994 release “Danzig 4”. This record contained the semi-hit “Cantspeaak”, which became a MTV favorite as well as the only single other than “Mother” to make it into the Billboard charts.

After this release Danzig left Rubin’s label to join Hollywood Records and put out a 5th studio album entitled “Blackacidevil”. This release not only saw a departure form Rubin’s idiosyncratic production work, but also one from the classic Danzig lineup. The only original member left in the group at this time was lead singer Glenn Danzig. “Blackacidevil” was largely seen as a solo release from Glenn Danzig. However this was not his first solo attempt. In 1992 Glenn Danzig put out an entirely instrumental full length entitled “Black Aria”. The album though instrumental displayed strong religious themes concerning Lucifer’s descent from god and its musical nature was haunting and atmospherically heavy. Despite the stylistic change, the album managed to do commercially well relative to its genre and entered the Billboard Classical Charts at No. 1.

On Danzig’s sixth studio album “Satan’s Child” he went in a more industrial direction and recorded the whole thing digitally. “Thirteen” (a dark bluesy ballad originally written for Johnny Cash) was a standout on the album. It was featured in the movie “Hangover” and was later covered by Mark Kozelek of Red House Painters and Sun Kil Moon.

The 2000s were marked by three full length releases from the band: “Danzig 777: I Luciferi” (2002), “Circle of Snakes” (2004) and “Deth Red Sabaoth” (2010). Also Glenn Danzig released “Black Aria II”, the follow up to his debut solo recording. A year later Danzig worked on compiling a 26 song retrospective of lost material spanning the band’s entire career.

Around this time Danzig stated that he had grown tired with the cyclical system of widespread tours and resultantly opted for more localized and smaller scale tours. However for the band’s 20th anniversary he embarked on a lengthy US tour that also stopped off in Mexico and Canada.

Danzig has played many notable festivals over the years including the “Download Festival” and “Nova Rock Festival” alongside acts such as Alice Cooper, Rob Zombie, and System of a Down.

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Attending a Danzig concert is not a far comparison from stepping down into the underworld to join a party of fiends, but this is the type of excitement fans anticipate a Danzig concert to incite.

Danzig is fronted by the legendary Misfits’ singer Glenn Danzig, who takes the same amount of force and energy that he showed from his previous days in Misfits and acts it out in full force when performing with Danzig. The band is sure to terrify their audience’s soul with the blasting sound of their doom metal music, but their fans are sure to love every second of it. Danzig has incredible stage presence and dynamics. The guitar player is performing fast atonal riffs on his guitar in a punk style and is running all over stage jumping up in the air with inspiration. The bass player is rapidly performing intense rhythms that pulse through the air-waves all while ferociously head banging to the music. Glenn Danzig is perhaps the most fierce member on stage, running all over the place, getting up in his audience’s faces, and screaming his intense lyrics at them.

The band is all dressed in a dark, ghoulish manner with long, black hair, all black attire, and tattoos exposed over their bodies. The guitarist also elaborates with the dark vibe they are giving off by performing on a guitar with skeleton bones painted over it. The stage is dimly lit with dark blue and purple lights, while intense bursts of bright lights flare on stage. There is also a huge screen in the background exhibiting different shades of red lights that are reminiscent of something you would see in the pits of hell. The stage is also decorated with demonic looking statues that depict the images of skull bones.

When seeing Danzig live you are definitely in for a fierce and unique experience that will be sure to grab your attention. Recently Danzig has been performing live with Misfits’ former guitarist Doyle, so you know you can expect to hear the band crank out some classic Misfits’ songs.

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Danzig is the brain child of singer and songwriter Glenn Danzig, who formerly found fame with Misfits and Samhain. The mixture of horror punk and doom blues is a pretty niche genre and it is definitely not something for the faint hearted. When you enter into a Danzig concert, you enter into the whole mentality that goes along with the music. There is a real lack of real theatrics and character in modern metal so it is fantastic to see Danzig doing something pretty different.

They definitely attract a loyal following who all know the procedure when it comes to their concerts, everybody has their hands in the air as Glenn roars the introductions of 'Hammer of the Gods'. This level of intensity remains consistent from both performer and patron, the stage operation is a demonic setting with thrashing instrumentals whilst the pit of audience members is swirling chaos. The influence of Black Sabbath is incredibly obvious on 'How the Gods Kill' before they reappear for a tribute to Misfits and close with 'Not of This World' to the battered, bruised crowds.

The old devil still has it!! Great show, he got old but didn't lose the strength!

Sound was a bit low on the vocals...

But really enjoyed it!!

Beware photographers: Danzig didn't allow pictures or video on the UK O2 Brixton Academy, the securities were really over the people on this. I emailed them asking why and they said the artist requested no pictures/video.

Otherwise, O2 Brixton Academy is one of the best gig venues of London hands down!!

Danzig always puts on a great show. What I don't get is why he keeps coming to The Palladium. The sound sucks and the no moshing/crowd surfing rules blow! I'll keep going because the Rock and Shock convention is fun and I am a huge Danzig fan. But the Palladium really takes away from the experience.

Would have been great to see him with Corrosion of Conformity, but it was cancelled due to "unforeseen circumstances ". I was sooo looking forward to this concert! So very bummed that it was cancelled. At least I found out in early enough time so that I could get my hotel cost refunded.

Wow what a great show!! Vocal sound was not loud enough but was awesome! Danzig rocks!!! We sat in the lower loge and the warfield is such a great venue. The crowd was loud and crazy. Good times!

Seeing/hearing the mighty Danzig coaxin' the cenobytes by prowling the stage like the ice cool NYC 80s street punk he is over dem screaming blu thrash riddim was a pleasure.

Never again but, yeah

Excellent he never fails to impress.. CORROSION Of CONFORMITY great also. The opening bands all rocked and DANZIG killed it. Stellar performance

I hope that the band comes back to the area soon.

I love the band but the sound was terrible. No bass, guitar way too loud vs other instruments and too distorted and drums very thick. not the best show i've seen from Danzig.

What a show last night an absolutely brilliant show and all two bands put on a hell of a show and definitely see danzig again this guys rocked my world

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Danzig Setlist at Ricardo Montalban Theatre, Los Angeles, CA, USA

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• Lonely Blue Boy ( Conway Twitty  cover) Play Video
• Is It So Strange ( Faron Young  cover) Play Video
• Like a Baby ( Jesse Stone  cover) Play Video
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• Always on My Mind ( Wayne Carson  cover) Play Video
• She Thinks I Still Care ( Dickey Lee  cover) Play Video
• When It Rains It Pours ( Billy “The Kid” Emerson  cover) Play Video
• First in Line ( Ben Weisman  cover) Play Video
• Love Me ( Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller  cover) Play Video
• Mess of Blue ( Doc Pomus  cover) Play Video
• Little Sister ( Doc Pomus  cover) Play Video
• Endless Sleep Play Video
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• Always on My Mind by Wayne Carson
• Baby Let’s Play House by Arthur Gunter
• Fever by Eddie Cooley
• First in Line by Ben Weisman
• Girl of My Best Friend by Sam Bobrick
• Is It So Strange by Faron Young
• Like a Baby by Jesse Stone
• Little Sister by Doc Pomus
• Lonely Blue Boy by Conway Twitty
• Love Me by Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller
• Loving Arms by Tom Jans
• Mess of Blue by Doc Pomus
• One Night by Smiley Lewis
• Pocket Full of Rainbows by Fred Wise
• She Thinks I Still Care by Dickey Lee
• When It Rains It Pours by Billy “The Kid” Emerson
• Young and Beautiful by Aaron Schroeder
• Endless Sleep
• Mystery Train/Tiger Man

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• May 19 2022 Stubb's Bar-B-Q Austin, TX, USA Add time Add time
• Oct 07 2022 Aftershock 2022 Sacramento, CA, USA Start time: 6:55 PM 6:55 PM
• Feb 10 2023 Ricardo Montalban Theatre This Setlist Los Angeles, CA, USA Add time Add time
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Danzig Announces 2022 North American Tour With Cradle of Filth

Danzig  is hitting the road later this spring, and he's bringing along an amazingly unexpected pairing of bands as support. The horror-punk icon will be touring North America with symphonic black-metal vets  Cradle of Filth  and hard-rock up-and-comers Crobot. The 10-date run kicks off May 5th in Reno, Nevada, and hits multiple cities on the west coast and Midwest before finishing up in Austin, Texas, on May 19th.

Notably, the May 7th date in Ontario, California, will feature Danzig playing his entire 1992 album, Danzig II: Lucifuge , front to back and Tiger Army will be joining for just that show. Head to Danzig's website  for more information and see the full routing of dates below. 

Danzig, Cradle of Filth, Crobot tour dates: 05/05 Reno, NV – Grand Sierra Resort 05/07 Ontario, CA – Toyota Arena (performing "Lucifuge") (w/Tiger Army) 05/08 Mesa, AZ – Mesa Amphitheatre 05/10 Denver, CO – The Mission Ballroom 05/11 Kansas City, MO – Uptown Theater 05/14 Cincinnati, OH – Andrew J Brady Icon Music Center 05/15 Atlanta, GA – The Eastern 05/17 New Orleans, LA – The Fillmore at Harrah's 05/18 Houston, TX – 713 Music Hall 05/19 Austin, TX – Stubb's Waller Creek Amphitheater

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Glenn Danzig Announces Dates for Intimate ‘Danzig Sings Elvis’ Performances

Glenn Danzig has detailed two intimate, upcoming performances surrounding the release of the rocker's long-awaited Danzig Sings Elvis album of Elvis Presley cover songs. The Danzig and Misfits frontman hinted at the lounge-style events last month when Danzig Sings Elvis finally received a firm release date .

At that time, Danzig's  website noted that the musician wanted "to capture an old Vegas night club atmosphere" for the pair of exclusive shows. But while neither performance will occur in Las Vegas itself, the "Glenn Danzig Does Elvis" shows will descend on both Los Angeles and San Francisco this spring.

As outlined on Facebook late Tuesday (March 10), the latter of the two events will take over the Grand Ballroom at L.A.'s historic Roosevelt Hotel on April 22. Tickets for the show, which go on sale this Friday (March 13), will cost fans $165.90 a pop, per the event's ticketing webpage .

The L.A. gig promises an "intimate seated live concert accompanied by pianist and a nightclub-style band." Before that, the first performance will occur at San Francisco's Bimbo's 365 Club on April 17, the release date of Danzig Sings Elvis . Specific ticket information for that show has yet to emerge.

Then, come this summer, Danzig's namesake metal act will get back to rocking as usual. Before the band's stateside return August 15 at the  Psycho Las Vegas  festival, Danzig will embark on a slew of European concerts. See those dates after the Danzig Sings Elvis dates down toward the bottom of this post.

"Glenn Danzig Does Elvis" Spring 2020 U.S. Tour Dates

April 17 – San Francisco, Calif. @ Bimbo's 365 Club April 22 – Los Angeles, Calif. @ The Roosevelt Hotel Grand Ballroom

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July 31 – Szekesfehervar, Hungary @ Fezen Festival Aug. 1 – Munich, Germany @ Circus Krone Aug. 2 – Zurich, Switzerland @ Volkhaus Aug. 4 – Cophenhagen, Denmark @ Amager Bio Aug. 5 – Oslo, Norway @ Sentrum Scene Aug. 7 – Cologne, Germany @ E-Werk Aug. 8 – Hildesheim, Germany @ Mera Luna Festival Aug. 9 – Wiesbaden, Germany @ Schachthof Aug. 15 - Las Vegas, Nev. @ Psycho Las Vegas

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1988 - FIRST DANZIG SHOWS 

04/09/88 City Gardens, Trenton, NJ

05/07/88 The Ritz, New York, NY

NOT OF THIS WORLD TOUR - (opening for Slayer)

08/12/88 Hollywood Paladium, Los Angeles, CA - *

08/15/88 Aragon Ballroom, Chicago, IL

08/20/88 Harpos, Detroit, MI

08/31/88 Felt Forum, New York, NY

09/17/88 City Gardens, Trenton, NJ

NOT OF THIS WORLD TOUR - (opening for Metallica)

09/24/88 Edinburgh Playhouse, Edinburgh, Scotland

09/25/88 Edinburgh Playhouse, Edinburgh, Scotland

09/26/88 St George's Hall, Bradford, England

09/28/88 Newport Center, Newport, England

09/29/88 Birmingham NEC, Birmingham, England

09/30/88 Sheffield City Hall, Sheffield, England

10/01/88 Antrim Forum, Belfast, Ireland

10/03/88 Top Hat, Dublin, Ireland

10/04/88 Top Hat, Dublin, Ireland

10/06/88 City Hall, Newcastle, England

10/08/88 Apollo, Manchester, England

10/09/88 Hammersmith Odeon, London, England

10/10/88 Hammersmith Odeon, London, England

10/11/88 Hammersmith Odeon, London, England

NOT OF THIS WORLD TOUR

11/13/88 Cabaret Metro, Chicago, IL (with Lost Cause)

11/15/88 Billy's Old Mill, Greenfield, WI (with Jesus Manson)

11/30/88 Lost Horizon, Syracuse, NY (with Circus Of Power)

12/08/88 The Chance, Poughkeepsie, NY (with Circus Of Power)

12/18/88 Sundance, Bay Shore, NY (with Circus Of Power)

12/19/88 Network, Pasadena, MD (with Circus Of Power)

12/20/88 Pterodactyl Club, Charlotte, NC (with Circus Of Power)

12/21/88 Excelsior Mills, Atlanta, GA

12/22/88 Visage, Orlando, FL

12/23/88 Cameo Theater, Miami, FL

12/26/88 Axiom Club, Houston, TX

12/27/88 Showcase, San Antonio, TX

12/28/88 Arcadia, Dallas, TX

12/30/88 Underground, Phoenix, AZ

12/31/88 Underground, Phoenix, AZ

01/02/89 San Diego, CA

01/04/89 Jezebel's, Anaheim, CA - *

01/05/89 The Stone, San Francisco, CA (joined by Metallica)

01/06/89 Country Club, Los Angeles, CA - *

01/13/89 Speedway Cafe, Salt Lake City, UT (with Bad Yodellers)

01/25/89 Antenna Club, Memphis, TN (with Pazuzo, Private War)

01/27/89 Rockafella's, Columbia, SC

02/01/89 9:30 Club, Washington, DC

1989 - GOD DON'T LIKE IT TOUR - (with Kinghorse opening)

06/15/89 Channel Club, Boston, MA

06/17/89 Celebrity Theater, Orange County, CA - *

06/18/89 The Stone, San Francisco, CA

06/29/89 The Backroom, San Antonio, TX (with Bread)

06/30/89 Showcase Spec. Events Cntr. (with Crippled By Society)

07/03/89 Rockers, (with Tinnitus)

07/06/89 Monopoly's, Riverside, CA - (cancelled)

07/07/89 The Palace, Hollywood, CA - *

07/08/89 Graduate, Santa Barbara, CA - *

07/24/89 Planet Earth, Knoxville, TN (with F.U.C.T.)

07/28/89 Chuck's, Greenville, SC (with Morriah)

07/31/89 The Jetty, Virginia Beach, VA (with O.T.T.)

08/01/89 Cat's Cradle, Chapel Hill, NC (with Confessor)

08/12/89 The Ritz, New York, NY (with White Zombie)

06/16/90 Madam Wong's , Santa Monica, CA (special show) - *

LONG WAY BACK FROM HELL TOUR - (Soundgarden, Corrosion of Conformity opening)

07/27/90 Santa Monica Civic, Los Angeles, CA - *

07/28/90 Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA

07/29/90 Wilson Theater, Fresno, CA

07/31/90 Horticultural Center, Salt Lake City, UT

08/01/90 C.I. Sports Complex, Denver, CO

08/03/90 Riviera Theater, Chicago, IL

08/04/90 Central Park Ballroom, Milwaukee, WI

08/05/90 First Avenue Club, Minneapolis, MN

08/07/90 Mississippi Nights, St. Louis, MO

08/08/90 Bogart's, Cincinnati, OH

08/10/90 Latin Quarter, Detroit, MI

08/11/90 Agora, Cleveland, OH

08/12/90 Metropol , Pittsburgh, PA

08/13/90 Concert Hall, Toronto, Canada (cancelled)/TD>

08/15/90 Citi/Axis, Boston, MA

LONG WAY BACK FROM HELL TOUR - (Soundgarden, Warrior Soul opening) 

08/17/90 Beacon Theatre, New York, NY

08/18/90 Airport Music Hall, Allentown, PA

08/19/90 Trocadero, Philadelphia, PA

08/21/90 Ritchie Coliseum, College Park, MD

08/22/90 The Boathouse, Norfolk, VA

08/24/90 Huger Street Concert Hall, Columbia, SC

08/25/90 Center Stage, Atlanta, GA

08/27/90 Houston, TX

08/28/90 San Antonio, TX

08/29/90 Unicorn, Dallas, TX

08/31/90 Celebrity Theater, Phoenix, AZ

09/01/90 UCSD, San Diego, CA - *

LONG WAY BACK FROM HELL TOUR - (Trouble opening)

09/26/90 Artemus Ham Music Hall, Las Vegas, NV

09/27/90 El Casion Ballroom, Tucson, AZ

09/28/90 Bren Center, Irvine, CA - *

09/30/90 The Edge, Palo Alto, CA

10/01/90 Phoenix Theater, Petaluma, CA

10/02/90 Crest Theater, Sacramento, CA

10/05/90 Melody Lane, Portland, OR

10/07/90 Moore Theater, Seattle, WA

10/08/90 Commodore Ballroom, Vancouver, Canada

10/10/90 The Zoo, Boise, ID

10/12/90 The Sokol Auditorium, Omaha, NE

10/13/90 City Center Theater, Green Bay, WI

10/15/90 The Palace, Waukegan, IL

10/18/90 Newport Music Hall, Columbus, OH

10/19/90 Capitol Theater, Flint, MI

10/20/90 Ritz Music Hall, Indianapolis, IN

10/21/90 State Theater, Kalamazoo, MI

10/23/90 Concert Hall, Toronto, Canada

10/24/90 Country Club, Buffalo, NY

10/26/90 Katina's, Hadley, MA

10/27/90 Derringer's, Brockton, MA

10/28/90 Saratoga Winners, Cohoes, NY

10/30/90 The Chance, Poughkeepsie, NY

10/31/90 Capitol Theater, Port Chester, NY

11/01/90 Pulsations, Glen Mills, PA

11/03/90 Painter's Mill, Owings Mills, MD

11/06/90 Flood Zone, Richmond, VA

11/07/90 Rialto Theater, Raleigh, NC

11/08/90 1313, Charlotte, NC (cancelled)

11/11/90 Beecham Theater, Orlando, FL

11/12/90 Janus Landing, St. Petersburg, FL

11/13/90 Button South, Hallendale, FL

LONG WAY BACK FROM HELL TOUR - (Depp Jones opening)

11/18/90 Aladin, Bremen, Germany

11/19/90 Markthalle, Hamburg, Germany

11/20/90 Pumpehuset, Copenhagen, Denmark

11/22/90 Metropol, Berlin, Germany

11/23/90 Tor 3, Dusseldorf, Germany

11/24/90 Noorderligt, Tilburg, Holland

1/27/90 Volksbildungshelm, Frankfurt, Germany

11/28/90 The Longhorn, Stuttgart, Germany

11/29/90 Nachtwerk, Munich, Germany

12/01/90 PC 69, Bielefeld, Germany

12/02/90 Paradiso, Amsterdam, Holland

12/04/90 Espace Ornano, Paris, France

12/05/90 Astoria, London, England

06/13/91 Madame Wong's, Santa Monica, CA (special show) - *

SUMMER TOUR '91

06/21/91 Vooruit, Gent, Belgium

06/22/91 Volksporkstadion, Hamburg, Germany

06/23/91 Grosse Freiheit, Hamburg, Germany (with Bad Brains)

06/25/91 Tivoli, Ultecht, Holland

06/26/91 Stadhalle, Offenbach, Germany

06/27/91 Rosskylde Festival, Copenhagen, Denmark

06/29/91 Lorelei Bizarre Festival, Giessen, Germany (opening for Pixies)

06/30/91 Tempodrom, Berlin, Germany (with Bad Brains)

07/01/91 Aladin, Bremen, Germany (with Bad Brains)

07/03/91 Tenax, Florence, Italy

07/05/91 Scholssberg, Graz, Austria

07/06/91 Arena (Open Air), Vienna, Austria

07/07/91 Alter Shclachthop, Wels, Austria

10/31/91 Bordello's, Santa Monica, CA (Halloween acoustic show) - *

HOW THE GODS KILL TOUR - (Europe tour warmup, co-headlining with Black Sabbath)

07/24/92 Sunrise Music Theater, Sunrise, FL

07/25/92 Sun Dome, Tampa, FL

07/26/92 Civic Center, Atlanta, GA

07/28/92 Veteran's Coliseum, Columbus, OH

07/31/92 Nautica Stage, Cleveland, OH

08/01/92 Aragon Ballroom, Chicago, IL - *

08/02/92 Pine Knob Theater, Clarkston, MI

HOW THE GODS KILL TOUR - (White Zombie opening from 09/01 on)

08/29/92 Bizarre Festival, Berlin, Germany

08/30/92 Festival, Saarbruecken, Germany

09/01/92 Nighttown, Rotterdam, Amsterdam

09/04/92 Mayfair, Glasgow, Scotland

09/05/92 Queens Hall, Bradford, England

09/09/92 Rock City, Nottingham, England

09/10/92 Town And Country Club, London, England

09/14/92 Noorderligt, Tilburg, Holland

09/15/92 Aladin, Bremen, Germany

09/21/92 Tivoli, Utrecht, Holland

09/24/92 E-Werk, Cologne, Germany

09/25/92 PC 69, Bielefeld, Germany

09/27/92 The Docks, Hamburg, Germany

09/30/92 Stadhalle, Offenbach, Germany (with Body Count)

10/01/92 Vooruit, Gent, Holland

10/04/92 Resi, Nuernberg, Germany

10/07/92 Kongresshalle, Stuttgart, Germany

10/08/92 Stockholm, Sweden

10/03/92 Circus Krone, Munich, Germany

10/09/92 Stadhalle, Offenbach, Germany

10/11/92 Elysee Montmarte, Paris, France

10/13/92 Palasesto, Milan, Italy

HOW THE GODS KILL TOUR - (White Zombie, Kyuss opening)

10/23/92 Moore Theater, Seattle, WA

10/24/92 Fox Theater, Portland, OR

10/26/92 Com. Center Exhibition Hall Sacramento, CA

10/28/92 Civic Auditorium, Santa Cruz, CA

10/29/92 Warfield Theater, San Francisco, CA

10/31/92 Irvine Meadows Amphitheater, Irvine, CA - *

11/03/92 Wilson Theater, Fresno, CA - *

11/04/92 Huntsridge Theater, Las Vegas, NV

11/05/92 Starlight Amphitheater, San Diego, CA

11/06/92 Celebrity Theater, Phoenix, AZ

11/07/92 Amigo Center, Tucson, AZ

11/09/92 University Of NM Ballroom, Albuquerque, NM (cancelled)

11/12/92 Sneakers ,San Antonio, TX

11/13/92 Deep Ellum Live, Dallas, TX

11/14/92 Austin, TX

11/15/92 Tower Theater, Houston, TX

11/17/92 Cain's Ballroom, Tulsa, OK

11/18/92 Rock City Cafe, Oklahoma City, OK

11/20/92 Memorial Hall, Kansas City, MO

11/22/92 Mokjeska Theater, Milwaukee, WI

11/23/92 First Avenue Club, Minneapolis, MN

11/25/92 American Theater, St. Louis, MO

11/27/92 Vic Theater, Chicago, IL (with Kyuss only)

11/28/92 Harpo's, Detroit, MI

11/30/92 Bogart's, Cincinnati, OH

12/01/92 Agora, Cleveland, OH

12/03/92 Newport, Columbus, OH

12/04/92 City Limits, Pittsburgh, PA

12/06/92 Armory, Buffalo, NY

12/07/92 Ritchie Coliseum, College Park, MD

12/09/92 Palace Theatre, New Haven, CT

12/11/92 Loew's Theater, Worcester, MA

12/12/92 The Rage, Spring Valley, NY (without Kyuss)

12/15/92 Theater Of Living Arts, Philadelphia, PA

12/16/92 Theater Of Living Arts, Philadelphia, PA

12/19/92 The Boathouse, Norfolk VA

12/20/92 Roseland, New York NY

HOW THE GODS KILL TOUR - (local acts opening)

12/26/92 The Roxy, Atlanta, GA

12/27/92 Edge Field, Orlando, FL

12/29/92 The Edge, Lauderdale, FL

12/30/92 The Ritz, Tampa, FL

12/31/92 Music Hall, New Orleans, LA

01/03/93 Bijou Theater, Knoxville, TN

02/12/93 Universal Amphitheater, Los Angeles, CA (Monster Magnet opening) - *

THRALL-DEMONSWEAT TOUR - (Proper Grounds, Nudeswirl opening)

05/12/93 328 Performance Hall, Nashville, TN

05/13/93 City Lights, Indianapolis IN

05/14/93 State Theater, Kalamazoo, MI

05/15/93 State Theatre, Detroit, MI

05/17/93 Concert Hall, Toronto, Canada

05/18/93 Spectrum, Montreal, Canada

05/21/93 The Ritz, New York, NY

05/22/93 Orpheum, Boston, MA

05/23/93 Hammerjacks, Baltimore, MD

THRALL-DEMONSWEAT TOUR

05/29/93 Rock in Vienna Festival, Vienna, Austria

05/30/93 Rock Am Ring, Nuernberg, Germany

06/01/93 Huxley's, Berlin, Germany

06/02/93 Terminal One, Munich, Germany

06/05/93 Ochtrup, Ochtrup, Germany

06/06/93 Waldbuhn Festival, Northeim, Germany

THRALL-DEMONSWEAT TOUR - (Sacred Reich, Genitorturers opening)

07/21/93 The Boathouse, Norfolk, VA

07/22/93 Summit, Raleigh, NC

07/24/93 Roxy, Atlanta, GA

07/25/93 The Ritz, Tampa, FL

07/26/93 The Edge, Jacksonville, FL

07/28/93 Varisty Theater, Baton Rouge, LA

07/30/93 Phoenix Theater, Houston, TX

07/31/93 Bomb Factory, Dallas, TX

08/01/93 Showcase Theater, San Antonio, TX

08/03/93 Bogart's, Cincinnati, OH (without Genitorturers)

08/04/93 American Theater, St Louis, MO

08/06/93 Colony Ballroom, Davenport, IO

08/07/93 Peony Park, Omaha, NE

08/08/93 Liberty Hall, Kansas City, MO

08/10/93 Gothic Theater, Denver, CO

08/11/93 Salt Air Pavillion, Salt Lake City, UT

08/13/93 Orange Pavillion, San Bernardino, CA - *

08/14/93 The Warfield, San Francisco, CA

08/15/93 Starlight Amphitheater, San Diego, CA

08/16/93 Hunts Ridge Theater, Las Vegas, NV

08/18/93 Ventura Theater, Ventura, CA - *

08/28/93 Pink's Garage, Honolulu, HI

08/29/93 Pink's Garage, Honolulu, HI

09/03/93 Club Quatro, Osaka, Japan

09/04/93 Club Quatro, Nugoya, Japan

09/06/93 Club Citta, Tokyo, Japan

09/09/93 The Palace, Melbourne, Australia

09/10/93 Selina's, Sidney, Australia

09/12/93 Town Hall, Aukland, New Zealand

THRALL-DEMONSWEAT TOUR - (special shows)

02/17/94 MTV Studio, New York, NY (performed 2 songs taped for the John Stewart show)

02/17/94 Irving Plaza, New York, NY ($1 special fan only show)

03/30/94 Michael's 8th Ave., Glen Burnie, MD (98 Rock Birthday bash with Prong and Iron Boss)

SUMMER TOUR - (Metallica headlining, Suicidal Tendencies opening)

05/30/94 Buffalo Darien Lake Amp., Buffalo, NY

06/01/94 Holmdel Garden State Art C. , Holmdel, NJ

06/03/94 Ippodrome, Quebec, Canada

06/04/94 Molson Park, Toronto, Canada

06/05/94 Syracuse Fair Grandstand, Syracuse, NY

06/07/94 Allentown Fairgrounds, Allentown, PA

06/08/94 Long Island Jones Beach Amp, Jones Beach, NY

06/10/94 Champlain Fall Expo, Essex Junction, VT

06/11/94 Great Woods, Mansfield, MA

06/12/94 Cheshire Fairgrounds, Keene, NH

06/14/94 Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, PA

06/15/94 Williamsgrove Raceway, Mechanicsburg, PA

06/17/94 Orange County Fairgrounds, Middletown, NY

06/18/94 Blossom Music Center, Cleveland, OH

06/19/94 Riverbend Music, Cincinnati, OH

06/22/94 Pine Knob Theater, Clarkston, MI

06/24/94 Ionia Free Fair, Ionia, MI

06/25/94 State Fairgrounds, Des Moines, IA

06/26/94 Somerset, WI

06/28/94 Riverport Ampitheatre, St. Louis, MO

06/29/94 Polaris Ampitheatre, Columbus, OH

07/01/94 Marcus Ampitheatre, Milwakee, WI

07/02/94 Deer Creek, Indianapolis, IN

07/03/94 World Music Theater, Tinley Park, IL

DANZIG 4p - (Release Date special show) 10/04/94 Whisky a Go Go, Los Angeles, CA - *

DANZIG 4p TOUR - (Type O Negative, Godflesh opening)

10/30/94 Wilson Theater , Fresno, CA

10/31/94 Irvine Meadows, Irvine, CA (with Engines Of Aggression, joined for encore by Rob Zombie)- *

11/12/94 Mesa Amphitheater, Phoenix, AZ

11/13/94, Tucson, AZ

11/15/94 Roxy Music Hall, Oklahoma City, OK

11/17/94 Bomb Factory, Dallas, TX

11/18/94 International Ballroom, Houston, TX

11/19/94 Sunken Gardens, San Antonio, TX

11/21/94 State Palace Theater, New Orleans, LA

11/22/94 International Ballroom, Atlanta, GA

11/23/94 Civic Center, Raleigh, NC

11/25/94 Roseland Ballroom, New York, NY

11/26/94 Armory, Buffalo, NY

11/28/94 MTV Studio, New York, NY (taped 2 songs for the Jon Stewart show)

11/28/94 Roseland Ballroom, New York, NY

11/29/94 Michael's 8th Ave., Glen Burnie, MD

12/01/94 The Strand, Providence, RI

12/02/94 Wallace Civic Center, Boston, MA

12/03/94 Tower Theater, Philadelphia, PA

12/05/94 State Theatre, Detroit, MI

12/06/94 State Fair Expo Hall, Indianapolis, IN

12/08/94 Hara Arena, Dayton, OK

12/09/94 Riviera Theater, Chicago, IL (moved from Aragon Ballroom)

12/10/94 Riverside Theater, Milwaukee, WI

12/12/94 Paramount Theater, Denver, CO

12/14/94 Salt Air Pavilion, Salt Lake City, UT

12/16/94 Event Center, San Jose, CA - *

12/18/94 Salem Armory, Portland, OR (cancelled)

12/19/94 Seattle Center, Seattle, WA (without Godflesh)

DANZIG 4p TOUR - (Marilyn Manson, Korn opening)

03/24/95 Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA

03/25/95 Universal Amphitheater, Los Angeles, CA - *

03/26/95 Starlight Bowl, San Diego, CA - *

03/28/95 Huntridge Theatre, Las Vegas, NV

03/30/95 Colorado Springs Auditorium Colorado Springs, CO

04/01/95 Convention Center, Albuquerque, NM

04/02/95 County Coliseum, El Paso, TX

04/04/95 Austin Coliseum, Austin, TX

04/05/95 Johnnyland, Corpus Christi, TX

04/07/95 American Theatre, St. Louis, MO

4/08/95 Memorial Hall, Kansas City, MO

04/10/95 Mancuso Hall, Omaha, NE

04/11/95 The Pomp Room, Sioux Falls, SD

04/13/95 Civic Memorial Auditorium, Fargo, ND

04/14/95 Roy Wilkens Auditorium, St. Paul, MN

04/15/95 Palmer Auditorium, Davenport, IA

04/17/95 Madison Theatre, Peoria, IL

04/18/95 Newport Music Hall, Columbus, OH

04/19/95 Wings Stadium, Kalamazoo, MI

04/21/95 Detroit State Theatre, Detroit, MI

4/22/95 Louisville Gardens, Louisville, KY

04/23/95 Akron Rhodes Arena, Akron, OH

04/25/95 Utica War Memorial, Utica, NY

04/26/95 Count Basie Theatre, Red Bank, NJ

04/28/95 Sting Ballroom, New Britain, CT

04/29/95 FM Kirby Center, Wilkes Barre, PA

04/30/95 Golden Dome, Pittsburgh, PA

05/02/95 Boathouse, Norfolk, VA (without Marilyn Manson)

05/03/95 Headroom, Myrtle Beach, SC

05/05/95 Ritz Capri Theater, Charlotte, NC

05/06/95 Al Sloss Furnaces, Birmingham, AL

05/07/95 Electric Ballroom, Knoxville, TN

05/09/95 Spinnakers, Panama City, FL (cancelled)

05/10/95 Club 5, Jacskonville, FL - *

05/12/95 Sunrise Music Theater, Sunrise, FL - *

05/13/95 Expo Center, Tampa, FL -*

05/14/95 Edge Field, Orlando, FL - *

DANZIG 4p TOUR

05/27/95 Querfurt Castle Festival Halle, Germany (cancelled after 3 songs)

05/28/95 Neue Wet , Berlin, Germany

05/29/95 Stabthalle, Furth, Germany

05/31/95 The Docks, Hamburg, Germany

06/02/95 Summer Arena, Vienna, Austria

06/03/95 Rock Am Ring, Nuernberg, Germany

06/04/95 Rock Im Park, Munich, Germany

06/05/95 Pink Pop Festival, Landgraaf, Holland

06/07/95 Westfallen Halle, Dortmund, Germany

06/10/95 Provinssirock Festival, Seinajoki, Finland

06/11/95 Cirkus, Stockholm, Sweden

06/13/95 Capitol, Hanover, Germany

06/17/95 Obras Sanitarias, Buenos Aires, Argentina

06/18/95 Obras Sanitarias, Buenos Aires, Argentina

06/20/95 Olimpia, Sao Paulo, Brazil

06/21/95 Olimpia, Sao Paulo, Brazil

06/22/95 Imperator, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

06/24/95 Monumental Theater, Santiago, Chile (cancelled)

OZZFEST '96 - (Ozzy Osbourne headlining, Sepultura opening)

9/14/96 Columbia, MD

09/15/96 Philadelphia, PA

09/17/96 Virginia Beach, VA

09/20/96 York, PA

09/21/96 State College, PA

09/23/96 Quebec City, QUE

09/25/96 Ottawa, ONT

09/27/96 Montreal, QUE

09/28/96 Hamilton, ONT

09/30/96 Charleston, WV

10/02/96 Saginaw, MI

10/04/96 Cincy, OH

10/05/96 Nashville, TN

10/06/96 Louisville, KY

10/08/96 Tulsa, OK

10/10/96 Wichita, KS

10/12/96 Lampe, MO

10/13/96 Dallas, TX

10/16/96 Lincoln, NE

10/18/96 Tacoma, WA

10/20/96 Portland, OR

10/22/96 Spokane, WA

10/25/96 Phoenix, AZ - Block Buster Desert Sky *

10/26/96 San Bernardino, CA - Block Buster Pavilion *

*10/30/96 Hollywood, CA - Aron's Records parking lot... reviewed by Devilman138 *

*10/31/96 Detroit, MI - State Theater: Happy Halloween!... reviewed by Devilman138 *

*note these shows are not on the OzzFest

DANZIG 5 RADIO TOUR

12/03/96 House Of Blues - Boston, MA

12/04/96 Target Center - Minneapolis, MN

12/05/96 The Palace - Auburn Hills, MI

12/20/96 Mammoth Event Center - Denver, CO

DANZIG 5 BLACKACIDEVIL TOUR

01/14/97 Birmingham, AL - 5 Points South

01/15/97 Atlanta, GA - Masquerade

01/17/97 Jacksonville, FL - Velocity

01/18/97 Ft. Lauderdale, FL - Sunrise Theater

01/18/97 Ft. Lauderdale, FL - 2nd Review

01/19/97 Tampa, FL - Ritz Theater

01/21/97 Columbia, SC - Characters

01/23/97 Greenville, NC - Characters

01/24/97 Winston-Salem, NC - Millenium

01/25/97 Norfolk, VA - Boathouse

01/28/97 Washington, DC - Capitol Ballroom

01/31/97 Philadelphia, PA - Electric Factory

02/01/97 Hartford, CT - Webster Theater

02/02/97 Providence, RI - The Strand

02/04/97 Buffalo, NY - Odgen Street

02/05/97 Toronto, ONT - Warehouse

02/07/97 Cleveland, OH - Agora

02/08/97 Monroeville, PA - Vegas Ballroom

02/09/97 Columbus, OH - Newport Music Hall

02/11/97 Cincinnati, OH - Bogart's

02/14/97 Chicago, IL - Riviera Theater

02/16/97 Lawrence, KS - Liberty Hall

02/18/97 Houston, TX - Numbers

02/19/97 New Orleans, LA - House of Blues

02/21/97 Amarillo, TX - Blue Iguana

02/22/97 Dallas, TX - Bomb Factory

HALLOWEEN SHOW 10/31/97 Los Angeles, CA - The Whiskey A Go Go*

SUMMER '98 TOUR 

07/12/98 Zwickau, Germany - "Full Force Festival"

08/22/98 Berlin, Germany - Double bill show with "Rammstein"

08/23/98 Koln, Germany - "Koln Bizzare Festival"

SATAN'S CHILD SUMMER '99 TOUR

06/25/99 Nummijarvi, Finland - "Nummirock Festival"

06/27/99 Dessel, Belguim - "Graspop Festival"

06/30/99 Hardenberg, Holland - "Podium"

07/02/99 Hagen, Germany - "Open Air"

07/03/99 Mannheim, Germany - "Maimarkgelande"

07/04/99 Salzgitter, Germany - "Open Air"

10/31/99 Boston, MA (Halloween WAAF radio show) @ - "The Roxy"

SATAN'S CHILD US '99 TOUR - (SAMHAIN opening for this tour only)

11/01/99 Los Angeles, CA @ - "The Palladium" - *

11/02/99 Las Vegas, NV @ - "The Joint/HardRock Casino"- *

11/04/99 Phoenix, AZ @ - "The Celebrity Theater"- *

11/06/99 San Antonio, TX @ - "The Live Oak Amphitheater"

11/09/99 Atlanta, GA @ - "The Roxy"

11/10/99 Spartanburg, SC @ - "Ground Zero"

11/12/99 Philadelphia, PA @ - "The Electric Factory"

11/13/99 Washington, DC @ - "Nations"

11/14/99 Norfolk, VA @ - "The Boathouse"

11/16/99 Providence, RI @ - "Lupo's"

11/17/99 Pittsburgh, PA @ - "Metropol"

11/19/99 Columbus, OH @ - "Newport Music Hall"

11/20/99 Cleveland, OH @ - "Agora Ballroom"

11/21/99 Chicago, IL @ - "House Of Blues"

11/23/99 Detroit, MI @ - "State Theater"

11/24/99 Cinncinatti, OH @ "Bogarts"

11/26/99 Minneapolis, MN @ - "The Quest"

11/27/99 Milwaukee, WI @ - "Rave Ballroom"

11/29/99 Denver, CO @ - "Ogden Theater"

12/03/99 Portland, OR @ - "Roseland" - *

SATAN'S CHILD 2000 TOUR - (opening acts - Six Feet Under & Disturbed)

3/31/00 Cedar Rapids, IA @ 3rd St. Live

04/01/00 Springfield, IL @ Club 55

04/02/00 Madison, WI @ Barrymore Theatre

04/04/00 Sioux Falls, SD @ Sioux Empire Fair Expo Hall

04/05/00 Fargo, ND @ Playmakers Pavillion

04/06/00 Winnepeg, MB @ Walker Theatre

4/08/00 Edmonton, AB @ Northlands Golden Garter

04/09/00 Calgary, AB @ MacEwan Hall Ballroom

04/11/00 Colorado Springs, CO @ Colorado Music Hall

04/12/00 Lubbock, TX @ Liquid 2000

04/14/00 Mcallen, TX @ Villa Reale

04/15/00 Dallas, TX @ Deep Ellum Live

04/16/00 Kansas City, KS @ The Beaumont

04/18/00 Myrtle Beach, SC @ House Of Blues

04/20/00 Ft. Lauderdale, FL @ Chili Pepper

04/21/00 Orlando, FL @ House Of Blues

04/22/00 Tampa, FL @ Masquerade

4/24/00 New Orleans, LA @ House Of Blues

04/25/00 Birmingham, AL @ Sloss Furnaces

04/26/00 Charlotte, NC @ Tremont Music Hall

04/28/00 New York, NY *CANCELLED *

04/29/00 Albany, NY @ Nothern Lights *

4/30/00 Worcester, MA @ The Palladium *

05/02/00 Pittsburgh, PA @ Club Laga

05/03/00 Buffalo, NY @ Sideshow Music Hall

05/04/00 Toronto, Canada @ Phoenix Concert Theater

5/06/00 Detroit, MI @ Harpos

5/07/00 Chicago, IL @ House Of Blues

05/09/00 Lincoln, NE @ Royal Grove

5/11/00 Boise, ID @ Skate World

5/12/00 Reno, NV @ Reno Live *

05/13/00 San Francisco, CA @ Warfield Theatre *

5/14/00 Anaheim, CA @ Sun Theatre *

05/19/00 Biloxi, MS @ Missippi Coast Coliseum

SPECIAL SHOW - (San Diego Comic Con)

07/20/00 San Diego, CA @ 4th&B (345 B Street in downtown) *

DANZIG Invade The Sunset Strip - For Club Gigs!!!! 

12/28/01 Hollywood, CA @ Whisky A-Go-Go *

12/29/01 Hollywood, CA @ The Roxy *

I LUCIFERI US Tour 2002 - (opening acts - Prong, Chimaira, Damaged)

06/01/02 Phoenix, AZ @ Celebrity Theatre *

06/02/02 Albuquerque, NM @ Sunshine Theatre

06/04/02 El Paso, TX @ Far West Rodeo

06/06/02 Corpus Christi, TX @ Party On The Patio

06/07/02 San Antonio, TX @ Sunset Station

06/08/02 Dallas, TX @ Canyon Club

06/09/02 Houston, TX @ International Ballroom

06/12/02 Panama City, FL @ Club Lavella

06/14/02 Boynton Beach, FL @ Ovation

06/15/02 Orlando, FL @ House of Blues

06/16/02 Jacksonville, FL @ Marquee Theater

06/18/02 Atlanta, GA @ Roxy Theater

06/21/02 Washington, DC @ Nations *

06/22/02 Philadelphia, PA @ Electric Factory *

06/23/02 Norfolk, VA @ The Boathouse*

06/25/02 Plainview, NY @ The Vanderbilt *

06/26/02 Hartford, CT @ Webster Theater *

06/28/02 New York, NY @ The World *

06/29/02 Worcester, MA @ The Palladium *

07/03/02 Cleveland, OH @ Peabody's Down Under

7/05/02 Pittsburgh, PA @ Metropol

07/06/02 Columbus, OH @ Newport Theater

07/07/02 Lansing, MI @ Temple Club

07/09/02 Cincinnati, OH @ Bogarts

07/10/02 Ft. Wayne, IN @ Piere's Entertainment

07/12/02 Detroit, MI @ State Theater

7/13/02 Grand Rapids, MI @ Orbit Room

07/15/02 Chicago, IL @ House of Blues

07/16/02 Milwaukee, WI @ Eagles Ballroom

07/17/02 St. Louis, MO @ The Pageant

07/19/02 Clinton, IA @ Pig Pen Outdoors

07/21/02 Minneapolis, MN @ The Quest

07/23/02 Springfield, MO @ Juke Joint

07/25/02 Denver, CO @ The Ogden Theater

07/27/02 Boise, ID @ The Big Easy

07/29/02 Vancouver, B.C. @ The Commodore *

07/31/02 Seattle, WA @ EMP Sky Church *

8/01/02 Portland, OR @ Roseland *

08/02/02 Sparks, NV @ New Oasis

08/04/02 Anaheim, CA @ The Grove *

HALLOWEEN SHOWS

10/29/02 Las Vegas, NV @ House of Blues *

0/31/02 San Bernardino, CA @ La Luna *

I LUCIFERI European Tour 2002 - (opening acts - Marduk)

11/21/02 London, UK @ Astoria

11/23/02 Malmo, Sweden @ KB

11/24/02 Gothenburg, Sweden @ Karen

1/25/02 Stockholm, Sweden @ The Arena

11/27/02 Helsinki, Finland @ Nosturi

11/29/02 Hamburg, Germany @ The Docks

12/01/02 Berlin, Germany @ Columbiahalle

12/02/02 Stuttgart, Germany @ Longhorn

2/03/02 Munich, Germany @ Collosseum

12/04/02 Cologne, Germany @ E-werk

12/07/02 Warsaw, Poland @ Stodola Hall

BLACKEST OF THE BLACK 2003 - (Superjoint Ritual, Opeth, Nile, Lacuna Coil, Behemoth)

5/02/03 Phoenix, AZ @ Mesa Amphitheater *

05/03/03 Los Angeles, CA @ Universal Amphitheater *

BILBAO ACCION ROCK FESTIVAL - (Open Air Show - DANZIG Headlining) 

07/04/03 Bilbao, Spain @ Open Air Show

KOMP 92.3 END OF SUMMER BASH - (Open Air Show - DANZIG Headlining) 

09/13/03 Las Vegas, NV @ Sunset Station *

DANZIG USA/EUROPEAN MINI TOUR 2003

10/31/03 (cancelled due to fires) San Bernardino, CA @ Orange Pavillion

11/11/03 Santiago, Chile @ Estadio

11/14/03 Asbury Park, NJ @ Convention Hall

11/15/03 Poughkeepsie, NY @The Chance

11/17/03 Allentown, PA @ Croc Rock

1/18/03 Pittsburgh, PA @ Club Laga

11/19/03 Baltimore, MD @ Recher Theater

11/22/03 London, UK @ The Forum (Blackest of The Black show)

11/24/03 Stockholm, Sweden @ The Arena

11/25/03 Gothenburg, Sweden @ Tradgarn

11/26/03 Malmo, Sweden @ KB

4TH OF JULY US SHOWS

07/02/04 Tempe, AZ @ Marquee Theater *

07/03/04 Tuba City, AZ @ Community Center *

DANZIG EUROPEAN MINI TOUR 2004

08/20/04 Tolmin, Slovenia @ Metalcamp Festival

08/21/04 Stuttgart, Germany @ Summer Breeze Festival

8/27/04 Gothenburg, Sweden @ Tradgarn

08/28/04 Bergen, Norway @ Hole In the Sky Festival

DANZIG with special guest Doyle (Misfits set)

12/28/04 Las Vegas, NV The Joint - Hard Rock Casino *

12/29/04 Hollywood, CA @ The Key Club *

12/30/04 Los Angeles, CA @ The Wiltern Theater *

DANZIG To Be Joined By DEVILDRIVER, 2CENTS On Upcoming Tour

DEVILDRIVER and 2CENTS have been confirmed as the support acts for DANZIG on the "Deth Red Sabaoth Tour" in April/May. The month-long, 22-city trek kicks off in Las Vegas, Nevada on April 29, hitting all regions of the U.S., and ends May 28 in Tempe, Arizona. Tickets go on sale to the general public this weekend, March 4-5, but special fan club pre-sale tickets will be available starting Wednesday, March 2 at 3 p.m. local time. For details, go to this location .

"Deth Red Sabaoth Tour" dates:

Apr 29 - Las Vegas, NV House of Blues Apr 30 - Ventura, CA - Ventura Theater - May 02 - Salt Lake City, UT - The Great Salt Air May 03 - Boulder, CO - Boulder Theater May 04 - Kansas City, MO Voodoo Lounge May 06 - Austin, TX - Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater May 07 - Corpus Christ, TX - Concrete Street Amphitheater May 09 - Orlando, FL - Hard Rock Live May 10 - Atlanta, GA - Center Stage May 11 - Asheville, NC - The Orange Peel May 13 - Richmond, VA - The National May 14 - Sayreville, NJ - Starland Ballroom May 15 - Clifton Park, NY - Northern Lights May 17 - Baltimore, MD - Bourbon Street May 18 - Westbury, NY - Westbury Theater May 20 - Pittsburgh, PA - Stage AE May 21 - Columbus, OH - Rock On The Range * May 22 - Milwaukee, WI - The Rave - May 24 - Grand Rapids, MI - The Orbit Room May 25 - St. Louis, MO - Pop's May 27 - Albuquerque, NM - Sunshine Theater May 28 - Tempe, AZ - Marquee Theater

* No DEVILDRIVER or 2CENTS

Glenn Danzig recently entered the studio to begin recording his long-talked-about "covers" album. Five songs have already been laid down, including as-yet-undisclosed tributes to ELVIS PRESLEY and BLACK SABBATH . More details will be made available soon.

DANZIG will release a new video and single for the song "Ju Ju Bone" from the band's latest album, "Deth Red Sabaoth" . The clip was directed by Glenn Danzig and CG wizard John Osteen of "Black Devil Doll" fame.

On November 9, 2010, DANZIG released a limited-edition 12-inch vinyl version of "Deth Red Sabaoth" with a color lyric sleeve. It was limited to 2,000 copies on black vinyl and 1,000 copies on red vinyl.

The first new DANZIG studio album in six years, "Deth Red Sabaoth" , sold 11,700 copies in the United States in its first week of release to land at position No. 35 on The Billboard 200 chart.

"Deth Red Sabaoth" was released on June 22, 2010 via Evilive / The End Records . Produced by Glenn , the CD was recorded in Los Angeles over the course of 2009.

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Misfits, Glenn Danzig to Reunite Again for Los Angeles Concert

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UPDATE: The “original” Misfits have announced another reunion show, with Glenn Danzig and company performing December 28th at Las Vegas’ MGM Grand Garden Arena. 

Following the Misfits ‘ surprise reunion with former vocalist Glenn Danzig in 2016, the horror-punk group’s “original” lineup will perform once more at a Los Angeles concert this December.

The “One Night Only” event goes down December 30th at Los Angeles’ the Forum, where Danzig will perform alongside Misfits bassist Jerry Only and guitarist Doyle.

Tickets for the concert, billed as the Misfits’ only show of 2017, go on sale Friday at Ticketmaster. “Very special guests” will be added to the lineup at a later date.

“OK Los Angeles, you’ve waited almost 35 years for this, here’s your chance to see the ‘Original Misfits’ in this exclusive L.A. only performance,” Danzig said in a statement. “No tour, no BS, just one night of dark metal-punk hardcore brutality that will go down in the history books. See you there.”

Only added, “The Misfits were so far ahead of their time when we began back in 1977, that it took the world 40 years to catch up. That time has come, and that time is NOW… We intend to take you on a ride back in time, and into the future to experience 100% authentic punk rock at its essence, and the origin of thrash in its purist form. History will be made—again. Prepare to be devastated…”

After leaving Misfits in 1983, Danzig reunited with Only and Doyle in 2016 for a pair of Riot Fest shows in Chicago and Denver.

“I don’t think people should question it too much,” Danzig told Rolling Stone before the gigs. “It may have never happened, but it is going to happen for at least two shows. We’ll see how it goes. It may lead to some other work, but who knows how it’s going to turn out?” He pauses. “I mean, I don’t think it’s going to be a disaster; I think it’s going to be incredible.”

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Following the triumphant reunion shows , the singer returned to his Danzig for Black Laden Crown . However, he kept open the possibility of more Misfits shows when he spoke to Rolling Stone in May.

“I’m open to possibly doing some more shows,” Danzig said. “I don’t want to tour, but if it happens and everything lines up properly, I would imagine there’d probably be a couple more shows. I don’t know when, but I’ll keep an open mind.”

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Biniam Girmay grew up in Eritrea watching the Tour de France cycling race on TV each July with his father.

This week, Girmay became the first Black African rider — actually the first Black cyclist from any continent — to win a stage of the three-week-long premier cycling event.

“I never dreamed to be part of [the] Tour de France,” Girmay said Monday after wiping away some tears.

The timing couldn’t have been better. Next year, Rwanda will become the first African country to host road cycling’s world championships.

“It’s our moment to show our strength and our potential,” Girmay said.

Before the podium celebration, Girmay went over and greeted Eritrean fans waving their country’s green, red and blue flag.

The initial plan for Girmay’s Belgian team was for him to lead out the sprint for a leading teammate. But when Girmay lost touch with his teammates on the 143-mile Stage 3 , with many riders caught behind a crash, he was given the green light by his coaches.

“I heard on the radio to do it for myself...,” Girmay said. “Then it’s just close your eyes and go for victory.”

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He edged past other sprinters at the finish in Turin, Italy. (The Tour started in Italy for the first time this year and moved into France on Tuesday.)

Girmay also made history in Italy two years ago when he won a stage at the Giro d’Italia to become the first Black African to take a victory in one of road cycling’s Grand Tours. But Girmay’s Giro victory was marred when he was rushed to a hospital after getting hit in the left eye by a prosecco cork he popped open during the podium celebration — forcing him to abandon the race.

He was more careful in his celebration this time.

“This win is worth more,” he said. “I don’t have words to explain how important this victory is for me and for my continent.”

Girmay started riding in single-day races at home in Eritrea and then left home for the International Cycling Union’s development center in Aigle, Switzerland, in 2018. In 2021, he won a silver medal in the under-23 road race at the world championships in Belgium. Then at the start of 2022, Girmay won a single-day classic in Belgium.

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Merhawi Kudus and Daniel Teklehaimanot paved the way for Girmay when they became the first Eritreans to ride in the Tour de France in 2015 — riding for the South African MTN-Qhubeka team.

Human rights groups describe Eritrea as one of the world’s most repressive countries. Since winning independence from Ethiopia three decades ago, the small Horn of Africa nation has been led by President Isaias Afwerki, who has never held an election.

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“This is so important for cycling,” said Aike Visbeek, the performance director for Girmay’s Intermarche-Wanty team.

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“There is a whole continent that has been waiting for this,” Visbeek said. “It’s been done now, and I hope it will open the floodgates for more riders from Africa. He’s an ambassador in every way.”

Girmay isn’t done yet. He’s now high up in the points standings for the Tour’s green jersey that goes to the race’s top sprinter. And there are a handful more sprinting stages to come in the 21 stages of the race.

And he’s just 24.

“It’s my time,” Girmay said. “Now we are really part of the big races. We have a lot of victories so it’s our time, it’s our moment. I never cry, but inside I am, I just have no words.”

Dampf writes for the Associated Press. Times staff contributed to this report.

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