Acid Bath Tickets

I started listening to Acid Bath in the 90s when I was around 15. I didn't see the band live then and never thought I would. I'm glad I was able to see them both nights in New Orleans! I loved the show and it was so cool to see them live. They sounded great!

What more needs to be said outside of It was pure perfection.

Amazing! The sound at the Fillmore was outstanding. Best show of my life!

The band was amazing and the staff were great but tickets and drinks were overpriced

I use to watch these guys all the time when I was younger, back then they were my fav local band. But seeing them as an adult felt more magical . It was like seeing them for the first time. Dax sounded great the band sounded great! The crowd had a good vibe! 10/10

What a show. Place was packed out! Pretty clear that Live Nation oversold this one, but had a great time, nonetheless. Even with as packed as it was, drinks didn't take long, and restrooms were quick, as per usual. Love Fillmore, as a venue. Big fan.

Most epic show I've ever been to! Worth every penny and lots more! Let's make those guys rich! And can we get a round of applause for the lighting director at the Fillmore! Rilo Artigue! He did an amazing job as well!

Great performance!!!! Part of my childhood!!!! Always great for some Cajuns to represent!

I’ve seen hundreds of shows in my life and this entire experience was surreal. To be able to attend their first show in 28 years, to the day, was life altering.

This was one of my best all time concert experiences, here's why: 1. The people - everyone was so excited, 28 yrs bred fanaticism amongst the fans. It's true, absence makes the heart grow fonder and this was like being able to see a family member who passed away 28 years ago for many of us. On top of that, there were ample new fans who just have an appreciation of what AB was doing at the time, as there's been a resurgence of people looking for real music and not radio formulas. 2. We met with a group of folks before the show at Audie's grave to pay homage to a young man whose life was ended far too early by the bad decisions of another- and it had severe ripple effects amongst his family, friends, and fans. 3. The performance- hearing some of my favorite riffs, dax's vocals, and many amazing songs teleported me back to a point in time... and it made me, who is otherwise stoich, very emotional. 4. The boost for the band members- I could see smiles on everyone's faces, even though it looked like Dax was trying to conceal it. I know it was probably a bit stressful to re-learn, and they clearly wanted to give the fans a good performance as they stopped a couple of times to tune, or redo a part to get it right. I saw the merch lines were long, I spent hundreds there myself. I know the band gets a lot of merch proceeds, and I was glad to hear that confirmed by the merch table staff. This band was robbed of sufficient financial compensation for their art and performances... and it's good to see them get paid for the quality art and work they put out so many years ago. In summary: They truly had one of the best sounds from the era and the lyrics were dark and never relevant to my life, but thinking about them always helped me find equilibrium. To hear these songs played again in front of me and friends who also reunited to see the show was touching. The performance sounded amazing, especially Dax's vocals, the guy can just flat out sing. I would recommend this show to anyone, even if they don't have the long history with the band- the sounds and performance stands on their own merits.