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SUMMARY:Reverend Horton Heat
DESCRIPTION:Valid photo ID required for entry. 6pm 8pm 18+ With their hot
 -rodded fusion of dazzling high-speed guitar runs\, thundering rhythms\,
  high-profile swagger\, and lyrical smirk\, The Reverend Horton Heat are
  perhaps the most popular psychobilly artists of all time\, their recogn
 ition rivaled only by the esteem generated by the genre’s founders\, the
  Cramps. The Reverend (as both the band and its guitar-playing frontman 
 are known) built a strong cult following during the ’90s through constan
 t touring\, manic showmanship\, and a barbed sense of humor. The latter 
 was nothing new in the world of psychobilly\, of course\, and Heat’s mus
 ic certainly maintained the trashy aesthetic of his spiritual forebears.
  The Reverend’s true innovation was updating the psychobilly sound for t
 he alternative rock era. In their hands\, it had roaring distorted guita
 rs\, rocked as hard as any punk band\, and didn’t look exclusively to th
 e pop culture of the past for its style or subject matter. Most of the R
 everend’s lyrics were gonzo celebrations of sex\, drugs\, booze\, and ca
 rs\, and true to his name\, his early concerts often featured mock sermo
 ns in the style of a rural revivalist preacher. On their 1992 debutSmoke
  ‘Em If You Got ‘Em\, the group established the template of their no-fri
 lls\, high-intensity approach to rockabilly\, and though celebrity produ
 cers helped beef up the sound of their next two albums — Gibby Haynes of
  the Butthole Surfers on 1993’s The Full Custom Gospel Sounds and Minist
 ry’s Al Jourgensen on 1994’s Liquor in the Front — the Reverend’s essent
 ial style changed little with time. They would explore a more introspect
 ive side on 2004’sRevival\, embrace their country influences on 2009’sLa
 ughin’ & Cryin’with the Reverend Horton Heat\, and add a pianist to the 
 mix on 2018’sWhole New Life\, but on-stage and in the studio\, Jim Heath
  and his bandmates could always be depended upon to deliver some of the 
 twangy fire that their fans loved.With over 1 million albums sold and ne
 arly 35 years in the game\, Heath and company have been delivering blood
 -pressure inducing scriptures to millions of fans worldwide. Call it roc
 k and roll\, psychobilly or what have you\, The Reverend Horton Heat is 
 often considered an early architect of the latter genre (at least on thi
 s side of the Atlantic) and occupies a peculiar place in American musica
 l terrain.\n\nTickets: https://www.ticketmaster.com/reverend-horton-heat
 -brooklyn-new-york-09-18-2026/event/000064F6D1DA1D40\n\nhttps://findloca
 l.community/event/300e5757-e673-45f1-a7ac-2a3e8edfa97d
LOCATION:Brooklyn Bowl\, Brooklyn\, NY
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/300e5757-e673-45f1-a7ac-2a3e8edfa97
 d
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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