Sebastian Bach at the Commodore Ballroom on Tuesday, Mar. 31 has been rescheduled to Monday, Nov. 2. Your ticket will be honored for the rescheduled date. For any further ticket inquiries please reach out to point of purchase.
With guests: Stitched Up Heart
19 Years and Older (2 Pieces of Gov't Issued ID Required)
Doors 8:00pm / Show 9:00pm
General Admission
Following a year-long, monumental celebration of the classic, platinum selling album, Skid Row, acclaimed vocal powerhouse Sebastian Bach has announced the bash continues in 2020 with a second leg of the tour to take place in March/April. Due to overwhelming demand, the tour will hit more cities as well as a make-up show in Dallas and a return to LA for a show at The Fonda Theatre. Tickets and VIP Meet N’ Greet upgrades go on sale Friday, December 20th at http://www.sebastianbach.com/.
From the mouth of Bach: "In 1989 we put out the first record Skid Row. 30 years later, people still dig the music we created in a garage all those years ago. In commemoration of this 30th Anniversary digital deluxe release, my band is going to perform the first Skid Row record, in its entirety, on the road, LIVE this fall! It's going to be fun to do something that has never been done live before! We are looking forward to seeing you all for this one time event! Note: This concert is 100% live in every way! All real! All the time! No tapes! No fakes! Come and see a real rock band while they still exist! We give it to you straight from the heart 'cuz that's the only way we know how! See you on the road!"
Released in the winter of 1989, Skid Row’s self-titled record is one of heavy rock’s most successful debut albums, debuting in Billboard’s Top 10 and going on to sell millions of copies around the world. The record transformed the band from local New Jersey quintet into a global phenomenon whose rebellious attitude and jaw-dropping talent set the bar and tone for rock music in the late 80’s and early 90’s. Skid Row’s singles, “18 and Life,” “Youth Gone Wild” and “I Remember You,” are among the decade’s most recognizable rock anthems that still receive heavy airplay on radio stations across the country. The group again achieved commercial success with its second record Slave to the Grind (1991) certified multi-platinum, reaching number one on the Billboard 200.
Sebastian Bach is recognized globally as a vocalist, television star, actor and beyond! Bach hit the spotlight in the late 1980’s as the iconic frontman for mainstream heavy metal / hard rock act Skid Row. Since his departure from Skid Row in the mid 90’s, Sebastian Bach still remains one of the most relevant rock figures in pop culture today, with over 20 million records sold, three solo records, network television appearances on AXS.tv, MTV, VH1 and CMT, guest appearances on Gilmore Girls, Trailer Park Boys, Californication and other popular television shows, and several acting stints on and off Broadway. Bach’s last album, Give ‘Em Hell, impressively, landed on the U.S. Top Hard Rock and Top 200 Billboard charts making it his 3rd solo record to enter the chart, proving his prowess decades after his initial debut. Bach’s critically acclaimed Harper Collins memoir 18 And LIFE on Skid Row was released on December 6, 2016.