About
Texas psychobilly legends Reverend Horton Heat tear through a set at Brooklyn Bowl, with Russian surf-rockers Messer Chups opening.
Jim Heath's trio has spent decades fusing rockabilly, punk and country into a blistering live show built on upright bass slaps and hot-rod guitar. Messer Chups add horror-movie surf rock to the bill. If you like your nights out loud, fast and with a bowling lane a few steps from the stage, this is the one show in Williamsburg to catch.
What to expect
A standing crowd packed in front of the stage, bowling lanes humming behind it, and a bar and kitchen serving throughout the night. Messer Chups open with surf-rock twang before the Reverend's trio takes over. Expect plenty of dancing once the headliners kick in.
Good to know
- Take the L to Bedford Av and walk toward Wythe Avenue
- Bowling lane add-ons are sold separately and are not concert tickets
- Brooklyn Bowl serves food from its kitchen during the show
- Check the venue's age policy on the ticket page
- Williamsburg bars nearby make for an easy after-show stop
Common questions
Can I bowl during the show?
Brooklyn Bowl sells VIP bowling lane add-ons separately from concert tickets.
Who opens?
Messer Chups is listed as the opening act.