Steel Panther has announced its first batch of tour dates for 2024. The On the Prowl Tour 2024 will kick off Jan. 19 in Reno, Nevada, and run through Feb. 24 in Wichita, Kansas. This new tour announcement comes as the band is getting ready to stuff stockings for all the naughty housewives on... Continue Reading →
On the heels of two appearances on the current season of "America’s Got Talent," Steel Panther has announced an upcoming holiday tour in support of its latest album. The On the Prowl Winter Holidaze Tour 2023 is set to hit 12 cities this December. Seattle band Moon Fever will join Steel Panther on the tour. More information on tickets and... Continue Reading →
Steel Panther will hit the road in summer 2023 for the next leg of its "On the Prowl" tour. The 22-city trek will kick off July 13th, in Huntington, New York, before wrapping up Aug. 19 in Las Vegas, Nevada. This latest run comes on the heels of the recently played U.S. tour, as well as... Continue Reading →
LIVE PHOTOS: Steel Panther, Crobot, Tragedy—By Greg Maki—It’s always a party when Steel Panther comes to town—even on a cold Tuesday night in Baltimore. Supporting its recently released sixth studio album, “On the Prowl,” the ‘80s metal parody act delighted a close-to-capacity crowd with a set that was as much about the band members’ between-song... Continue Reading →
By Greg Maki Two decades is a long time to run on what essentially is a single joke, yet here stands Steel Panther 23 years after its founding. Something to consider: This ‘80s hair metal-inspired act now has existed more than twice as long as the decade it parodies/celebrates. That’s staying power that I doubt... Continue Reading →
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Review by Jeff Maki —— "What happens when you put a bunch of bloodthirsty, music-loving goblins together? Well, a lot of disembowelment, but also a lot of catchy tunes. Formed six millennia ago, and practicing only every other leap year on a full moon, the band has perfected their brand of crushing goblin music." —... Continue Reading →
