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Acid Bath with L7, Twin Tribes, and more

Aug 29, 2026 at 6:00 PM  ·  Toyota Arena, Ontario, CA Toyota Arena, Ontario, CA

Acid Bath
Aug 29
Acid Bath
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Formed in 1985, L7 is a feminist punk band blending metal and straightforward punk. They broke into the mainstream with their 1992 album Bricks Are Heavy, featuring the Top Ten single Pretend We're Dead. They also founded the Rock for Choice nonprofit in 1991.
Formed in 1991 in the Louisiana bayou, Acid Bath blended sludge, death metal, Southern gothic, and psychedelic rock. Known for a ferocious stage presence, they gained cult status before disbanding in 1997 following the death of bassist Audie Pitre.
Twin Tribes, a dark wave and post-punk duo from Brownsville, Texas, formed in 2017. Luis Navarro and Joel Niño, Jr. create brooding, melodic soundscapes influenced by 1980s goth. Known for captivating live performances, their discography includes albums like Ceremony and 2024's Pendulum, featuring popular songs such as "Fantasmas" and "Monolith". They are recognized for their atmospheric sound and extensive global touring.
Formed in 1997 by guitarist Eddie Glass and drummer Ruben Romano after leaving Fu Manchu, Nebula is a power trio blending feedback-drenched heavy rock with Black Sabbath-style riffs, psychedelia, and space rock. Albums include To the Center (1999) and Charged (2001).

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Toyota Arena Toyota Arena Multi-purpose Arena Capacity: 11,089

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Toyota Arena is a 11,089-capacity multi-purpose arena in Ontario, California, opened in 2008 as the largest and most modern venue in the Inland Empire. This prominent Southern California facility hosts a diverse array of events, from major touring concerts and family shows to professional sports like hockey and basketball, offering a dynamic entertainment experience with amenities including luxury suites and a continuous concourse.

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