Mac Sabbath

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Mac Sabbath

9 upcoming dates · 9 cities · 1 country

Mac Sabbath are an American parody heavy metal band from Los Angeles, formed in 2014, who perform Black Sabbath songs rewritten with fast-food-themed lyrics while dressed as fast-food mascot characters. The lineup, Ronald Osbourne on vocals, Slayer MacCheeze on guitar, Grimalice on bass, and Catburglar on drums, perform anonymously, appearing publicly only in costume and speaking through manager Mike Odd.

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  1. Oct 29AtlantaThe Masquerade - HeavenView details
  2. Nov 9NashvilleBrooklyn Bowl NashvilleView details
  3. Nov 13DenverOgden TheatreView details
  4. Nov 14Salt Lake CityThe Complex - UTView details
  5. Nov 16RenoCargo Concert HallView details
  6. Nov 24SeattleShowbox SODOView details
  7. Dec 4MilwaukeeThe Rave-Eagles ClubView details
  8. Dec 6ClevelandHouse of Blues ClevelandView details
  9. Dec 12PhiladelphiaThe Fillmore PhiladelphiaView details

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About Mac Sabbath

The band's original songs, including "Pair-a-Buns" and "Frying Pan," pair faithful musical execution with satirical lyrics criticizing the fast-food industry over health effects, genetically modified ingredients, and consumerism. They went viral in late 2014 following coverage from Loudwire and Metal Injection, and have since been covered by MTV News, Rolling Stone, and international outlets, with Paste magazine praising the band's musicianship.

Mac Sabbath have toured extensively since 2015, including an appearance at England's Download Festival and multiple major American festivals, building a live show around the theatrical costumes and mascot personas as much as the music itself.

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