I-Rock 93.5 Concert Announcement: Hollywood Undead Coming To Quad Cities

You can hear them now right here in the Quad Cities.  Hollywood Undead is coming to The Rust Belt, on October 19 and they are bringing Tech N9ne with them.  And now...added to the show, our friends from Discrepancies!

Tickets are on sale at the Rust Belt website now and you can also WIN THEM BELOW and listen to win them from I-Rock 93.5.

Don't want to take the chance of winning, then you can also go to The Rust Belt box office at any time they are open.  If there is a show, the box office is open and you can get hard tickets there to save on the fees.  Hard tickets will also be available at Co-Op Records in Moline at a lower than online fee.

Hollywood Undead

Hollywood Undead hail from, not surprisingly, the streets of Hollywood, California.  With their mix of hip-hop, rock, and minor metalcore touches the band initially became popular with exposure on MySpace, the group started as the musical project of J-Dog and Tha Producer in June 2005.

With their pseudonyms and hockey goal tender-inspired masks, the band debuted in 2008 with Swan Songs but didn't hit their commercial stride until the release of their 2011 sophomore effort, American Tragedy, which cracked the Top Ten on the Billboard 200 chart. Subsequent outings like Notes from the Underground (2013), Five (2017), the two-volume New Empire (2020), and Hotel Kalifornia, performed just as well, if not better, cementing the group's reputation as one of rapcore's leading lights.

Now nearly 20 years and 8 albums later Hollywood Undead continue to deliver their sound in their way.

Tech N9ne

No stranger to The Rust Belt Tech N9ne is coming back.  The last few shows of Tech at The Belt were one-off shows.  He wasn't on tour, just wanted to come to the Quad Cities as he loves it here.  Now, Tech is heading on tour with Hollywood Undead and making another stop in East Moline.

Tech’s multi-faceted skillset has not gone unrecognized by artists of all genres, exemplified by collaborations with such diverse artists as The Doors, Slipknot’s Corey Taylor, Eminem, and Boyz II Men, to name just a few. Everyone from Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson to Elton John has been spotted bumping Tech N9ne records.

Hollywood Undead and Tech N9ne together at The Rust Belt.  Grab your tickets here and sign up to win them below.