Eyehategod

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Critics Consensus

Based on 36 concert reviews, the critics consensus is that Eyehategod is rated as an entertaining live performer, with many notable strengths.

How long are their concerts?

How long are Eyehategod concerts? Eyehategod concerts usually last an hour and a half.

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On tour

Brooklyn Paramount, Brooklyn, United States (July 11); Riffhouse Pub, Chesapeake, VA, United States (July 12); Songbyrd Music House, Washington, United States (July 13); Brass Mug, Tampa, United States (August 8); Respectable Street, West Palm Beach, United States (August 9); Trolley Pub, Summerville, United States (August 10); 529, Atlanta, United States (August 11); Ground Zero, Spartanburg, United States (August 12); Cobra Cabana, Richmond, VA, United States (August 13); Phantom Power, Millersville, United States (August 15); Red Flag, St. Louis, United States (August 25)

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Artist Info

Genre

metal

Origin

New Orleans, United States (1988 - present)

Bio

Eyehategod (also abbreviated and often referred to as EHG) is an American sludge band from New Orleans, Louisiana, which formed in 1988. The band is known for their dark, sludgy riffs combined with equally dark lyrics.

Has Performed With

Ringworm, Quitters

Artist Website

Critic Concert Reviews

The 13th Floor (New Zealand)

August 1, 2024

EYEHATEGOD are an originator band from the “Louisiana Sound” metal music scene (NOLA) heavily influenced by Black Sabbath and The Melvins, but energised (perhaps politicised) by hardcore punk, think Black Flag.

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Scenestr (Australia)

July 31, 2024

I meet with a small army of black tees and battle jackets, who are out for a little neck wrecking at Brisbane's The Triffid (28 July).

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The Arts STL (USA)

May 10, 2023

“St. Louis is the New Vietnam”: Eyehategod and Goatwhore at Red Flag | 04.27.23

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Distorted Sound Magazine (UK)

August 28, 2022

As the first festival in our world to make its triumphant return last year following the pandemic, Bloodstock Festival was a saving grace for so many people who had been starved of live music in the age of lockdowns.

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Distorted Sound Magazine (UK)

May 15, 2022

After a two year hiatus thanks to pandemic-induced cancellations, Desertfest London is back with a bang! As the UK’s premier festival for doom, stoner, sludge and everything inbetween, as we descend onto the famous Camden Town, excitement is rife.

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