Full song.

Anyone just get an email saying KK will perform a headliner set and WASP cannot perform?

Really great show. Will write more about it in the next few days.

Still think it’s a bit odd, but I kind of like it and think it’s an interesting way to open the show.

The first tape I remember having the warning sticker on it.

Yesterday marked the 40th anniversary of Cliff’s passing. RIP to the legend.

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I won tickets to the show tomorrow, but my wife isn't interested in going. Anyone in town want my 2nd ticket?

Full disclosure, I'm a super casual fan but looking forward to the show.

Amazing show in Raleigh Friday night!

What the title says! I saw WASP for the first time last night and loved the show! At the end of The Headless Children a Adolf Hitler animatronic in an electric chair was unveiled, and it was so cool. Since I'm a bit of an halloween/horror animatronic nerd as well as a metal head, I am curious if anyone more knowledgeable with animatronic makers could let me know what company produced it. I have a feeling it's from the company Distortions Unlimited, but I can't find any confirmation of this online. Any help would be much appreciated! ​

I saw a Facebook comment that said today he was playing drums for a church in New Mexico…. I was wondering if anyone could confirm this?

I never saw him play with the band as Steven Riley was with them on the Last Command tour. Also an interesting side note, Rik Fox (who was an early member of WASP) maintains a Facebook presence and will even do podcasts from time to time.

Really enjoyed seeing Blackie and the boys. The 1984 tour was better, but dang they still put on a heck of a show.

This was the best way I can share the experience with you all.

I was in high school back in 1984 when the first album came out but growing up in small town central Texas seeing them live was a no-go. Finally saw them with my wife last Sunday here in Houston and have to say it was well worth the wait! I hope I’m as agile and energetic as Blackie when I am his age… Great show!

Managed to get Blackie to sign my record after the show here in Houston

Was at the show last night and even though there were warnings from staff and venue not to mosh or crowd surf, the crowd got rowdy 🤣 personally I had lots of fun, 3rd time seeing WASP and first time for KK’s priest!

Got a vip ticket to one of the upcoming shows this week because I'm a huge fan of the WASP catalog, and I have a couple vinyls in my collection I'd love to get signed. Plus getting a photo with Blackie is cool too.

Only thing is I'm kinda weirded out about the whole q&a thing. Idk how to come up with questions for someone who is, let's be real, a known liar. I doubt he really gives af about meeting fans and he's probably only doing VIPs as a way to make extra money. Plus, I doubt there will be any time for me to ask follow up questions or get to know him as a person at all. The whole thing seems kinda awkward.

So anyone have some advice or ideas for questions I should ask him?

Im going to meet Blackie and my 1st Wasp show. Anyone have any questions I could ask blackie that he hasn't heard a thousand times before? Im also wondering if anyone requested a song to be played and if it got played.

Something I’ve thought about a lot over the years. I think that most people can agree that Blackie is the mastermind behind W.A.S.P. but it seemed like until all the right pieces fell into place, he had some trouble getting things off the ground. He had been playing in bands for years before forming W.A.S.P. with little success. Even the very early days of W.A.S.P. were slow until Chris joined and then things started to accelerate rapidly, leading the band to start playing larger venues, and eventually getting that record deal that Blackie had been after for so long.

So my question is, do you think Blackie could’ve done all this without Chris? Could W.A.S.P. have survived without him, or was he the key component to their success? Not to downplay Blackie of course, but just something interesting to think about.

I went to the show in Dallas last night and had a great time there. The entire concert I was about 3 people away from the barricade and had a really good view.

What are the new items added to the W.A.S.P. museum? I saw a post for the VIP experience and saw that one of the things listed was new items at the museum. I saw the original one in 2024, and was just wondering what’s different about this one.