It is a genuine co-headline rather than a legacy act with a support slot: Dying Fetus have thirty-plus years of riffs and Sanguisugabogg are the loudest argument that death metal has a young audience again. Crowbar in the middle of that is a different, slower kind of heavy and a real draw on their own. Brooklyn Steel's room and PA suit this better than any club in the city.
What to expect
A converted industrial space with a big open floor, a genuinely loud sound system and a pit that opens early. Four bands means a long night that starts earlier than most Brooklyn Steel shows, so arriving late costs you a full set. Expect merch lines and a crowd that skews toward the co-headliners rather than casual attendees.
Good to know
- This is a four-band bill, so the first set starts close to doors - arriving late means missing a whole band
- Brooklyn Steel is on Frost Street in East Williamsburg, a walk from the L at Graham Avenue
- There is a pit and it opens early; the back and the sides stay calmer if that is not your thing
- Bring earplugs - the room is loud even by metal-venue standards
- The early start means this one ends at a reasonable hour for a metal show
- Check the venue's bag policy before you go rather than at the door
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Common questions
Who else is on the bill?
Crowbar and Left to Suffer support Dying Fetus and Sanguisugabogg, who are co-headlining. It is a four-band package that runs through late October across North America.
What time does it start?
The show is listed for Sunday, September 20 at 6:30 p.m. at Brooklyn Steel. With four bands, the opener goes on shortly after doors.
Where is Brooklyn Steel?
319 Frost Street in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn - closest to the L at Graham Avenue, with the G at Nassau Avenue a slightly longer walk.
