MAC SABBATH IN CONCERT:
"Drive Thru Metal" masters Mac Sabbath have quickly earned a cult following since forming in 2014 thanks to their surreal and hilarious take on the legendary songs of metal greats Black Sabbath. Dressed like a horror movie version of everyone's favorite cheeseburger-hawking clown, frontman Ronald Osbourne leads the band through fast food-themed versions of metal classics, and ticket buyers never fail to eat it up thanks to the band's witty humor and no-joke skills. The group is much more than just a Golden Arches-inspired stage show – they can seriously rock, matching the thunderous sound of Black Sabbath classics like "Paranoid", "Sweet Leaf", and "Iron Man" with their parodies "Pair-a-Buns", "Sweet Beef", and "Frying Pan". For audiences looking to sink their teeth into a deliciously demented take on metal, Mac Sabbath satisfies the craving with their wild performances and headbanging sound.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Mac Sabbath emerged from the Los Angeles underground metal scene in 2014. The exact origins of the band remain a mystery – members Ronald Osbourne (vocals), Slayer MacCheese (guitar), GrimAlice (bassist), and Catburgler (drums) choose to keep their true identities a secret. Soon after forming, the band went viral when metal blogs Loudwire and Metal Injection ran features about their parodies of "Children of the Grave" ("Chicken for the Slaves") and "Iron Man" ("Frying Pan"). Their novelty success quickly turned into cult devotion as fans and critics alike praised the group's energetic and humorous live shows. They gained international traction after touring England in 2015, which culminated in an appearance at that year's Download Festival alongside KISS, Judas Priest, and Mötley Crüe. With their super-sized riffs and hilarious antics, Mac Sabbath continues to give a truly one-of-a-kind experience to audiences around the world.
