Event Info
Re-Scheduled - Static X
Due to Ozzfest commitment, the Static-X show scheduled for July 11th has been mo...
9:00pm Doors at: 8:00pm
$27.50+
Event Description
Due to Ozzfest commitment, the Static-X show scheduled for July 11th has been moved to July 10th. Tickets for July 11th will be honored at the door.
Refunds available at point of purchase.
on sale fri 5/18 @ 10am
Calling Static-X the Terminator of contemporary rock music may seem like an obvious comparison: The band’s blunt-force-trauma melding of industrial rock, thrash metal and futuristic disco is nothing if not cybernetic. But when you look back at Static-X’s 13-year legacy, the comparison goes well beyond the musical: Since the 1999 release of their platinum-certified Warner debut, Wisconsin Death Trip, the Los Angeles quartet have weathered musical trends, survived lineup shifts, and even severed longtime creative partnerships to emerge as the streamlined metallic machine they are today; and with their fifth studio album, Cannibal, they sound positively indestructible.
While it may seem strange that such positive energy could lead to an album as furious-sounding as Cannibal, as frontman Wayne Static explains it, the newfound stability allowed him to go back to the process of writing music for fun—although, granted, his idea of a good time may be a bit harsher and louder than most people’s.
Besides looking ahead to spending the next year on the road in support of Cannibal, the terminally creative Static says he’s already begun writing the band’s next album (one of the benefits of having your own studio); but perhaps more importantly, he’s looking forward to hanging onto the pure, uninhibited energy that brought these current songs into focus. “The simple fact is that I love what I do,” he says. “I love writing; I love touring—I can’t imagine doing anything else.”
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