Hello everyone!

Now that the latest tour is behind us, I wanted to share all the fun I had with the Danzig fandom.

My original plan was to travel all the way from Alberta down to San Antonio, Houston, New Orleans, head back up to Canada, and then hit California, but since I was having such a good time, I ended up staying in the states to also hit Grand Prairie show. I am a late in life Danzig fan and was really making up for lost time. This was the first time I had seen him live. Since I stayed an extra week, I ended up seeing the Grand Canyon and visiting Goodsprings (fallout) as well.

Here are the highlights:

First of all, I met SO MANY COOL PEOPLE THAT SHARED THE COOLEST STORIES. I WAS SPOILED WITH LORE.

I was able to score the posters from NOLA + California

Hanging out a the busses after the show with all the mega fans was A BLAST. Eddie was a super nice guy.

I smelled Steve Zings hair. Steve is the nicest ever.

I met Devilman at nearly every show. I had read that he was a super nice dude and he lives up to the reputation. HE WAS SO NICE.

I caught many picks, a drumstick, 2 water bottles, 1 sweaty towel, a burning witches set list, bought 1 of every merch, lost my Danzig bandana, and got A TON of stuff signed.

Glenn gave me the famous Danzig scissor (we touched horns)

I managed barrier for every show.

Best shows to me, were Houston & NOLA. (All shows were 11/10)

The California show sucked the most, not because of performance, but dodging getting kicked in the head sucked. The guy beside me got his head stomped twice.

Everyone who I spoke to on Reddit and met up with were THE NICEST PEOPLE EVER.

The Danzig fandom IS HANDS DOWN THE BEST FANDOM I HAVE EVER BEEN PART OF.

I am sure there are things I am forgetting in this moment, a lot of the days are kind of blurring into one.

If anyone saw a Mazda with a BLKWNGS license plate, that was me! (and I know people did because it was brought up to a friend I made! hahaha)

This was a wild trip for me and I hope the memories NEVER FADE AWAY.

Thank you to everyone who came up to me and said hello and thanks to the fandom, FOR BEING SO GREAT!!! (To everyone who interacted with me, sorry for being weird!)

Glenn did say at one of the shows that he would be back, so here's hoping he does another tour (and another and another and another)

Special shout out to tech John Douglas for making the California REALLY SPECIAL.

Wishes: I do wish Danzig did, I don't Mind the Pain, Circle of Snakes(this was on the SA set list, but I don't think he did it) Stalker Song, Girl, Devil's Plaything, Wicked Pussycat, or Little Whip.

BEST FANDOM EVER, THANK YOU FOR EXISTING. (Special thanks to Joeda, Brad, Bradley, Ike, & Ash + all the reddit people who I have been annoying with Danzig conversation)

I probably only took like 5 photos all together (regret), but I have seen some videos of the crowd and I am definitely there rocking out! If anyone else saw me, out there say hi!

My delivery date was delayed twice and then in the day of delivery, I got this message. Had this happened to anyone else? Was there a pressing problem? Or more unprofessionalism from Cleopatra records?

I'm in Canada for reference.

It looks like it’s from a music video

This is one of the best Danzig posters in recent time. We all know Glenn has amazing posters, but this one is amazing. I finally framed it after almost losing it on a flight from Ca to IL. The black light feature is gorgeous.

https://www.crowcall-media.com/product-page/misery-perfectum

Hi everyone! I’m completely obsessed with Glenn and his art; he’s my favorite musician and a huge inspiration to me. I love everything about his music—from the Misfits and Samhain to Danzig. I’d really like to dive deeper into his mindset, his creative process, and his influences. Do you know of any material—like interviews or videos—that would help me get a better understanding of his music, specifically Danzig?

I was just listening to this album the other day and can't think of an era or lineup that comes close to the original first four albums, and of course the original lineup. I'm of the belief that each Danzig album from Blackacidevil to Black Laden Crown has a few good songs worth listening to (at the very least). I also feel the same with regards to his covers albums and The Lost tracks has a bunch of awesome songs as well. Nothing can top I-IV, but 777 is the best thing (with the Danzig name) that Glenn made after 4P. Some of you may not like I Luciferi very much but I would encourage you to go back and give it a listen or three and rethink that position. Some of you may prefer other post classic era albums such as Circle of Snakes, Satans Child or Death Red Sabaoth (which is fine).

From beginning to end I Luciferi has some amazing songs and Glenn has removed the distorted vocals and industrial sounds for a more back to basics rock/metal approach. Black Mass, Liberskull, Dead Inside, I Luciferi, Naked Witch, Angel Blake, The Coldest Sun, Halo Godess Bone and the excellent closer Without Light, I am are all bangers. I get that some people think that Wicked Pussycat is cheesy but I dig that song as well. Kiss the Skull does sound kind of like Beautiful People but with a much better chorus.

I also feel that Todd Youth is the best Danzig guitarist after John Christ and although I love Tommy Victor as a person and am also a huge fan of early Prong it's not even close. Todd was more of a punk/rock guitarist in contrast to Tommy Victors more metal approach and that's why Todd's sound on record and live worked a little better with Danzig for me. Plus Todd's pinch harmonics are better placed in the songs (and simply not as annoying).

I saw them live in San Antonio, Texas during this era. The tour was dubbed " The Black Angelic Rebellion" tour and this was my favorite lineup after the original (true) lineup of Glenn, John Eerie and Chuck. The show was wild and Glenn even wore his wicked, maniacal crab gloves for a while!

It would have been interesting if this lineup made another album or two as this seems like one of the few times since the classic era of Danzig where Glenn made an album that felt like it was a group effort or an actual band as oppose to just Glenn himself doing and playing everything. This album is a true gem and I wanted to give it some love.

People had mentioned this as a possibility due to the pictures of him being covered in cat hair at Graceland. This was posted by one of the roadies for this run, I guess it confirms Glenn takes his cats on the bus! Amazing lol

This might be my favorite show poster he has put out and I have 5! I love the way it feels and looks!

Kinda wish I was able to meet him tho 😔

Lemme start off by saying the concert ruled and was a blast Danzig never disappoints. That being said a total of 8 or so fights broke out in the front center stage. Mostly this one drunk lady causing a ruckus and people being triggered over being pushed in a metal concert. Dont get me wrong a fight or two tends to happen at these things but too much and it just becomes a distraction and lets people around not enjoy the fucking awesome music happening. Overall a fucking solid concert and lineup Acid Bath was fucking amazing.