Posted in Whathaveyou on July 29th, 2025 by JJ Koczan
Dubbed ‘Bastards of the Holy Riff,’ because, well, duh, the forthcoming US tour uniting co-headliners The Atomic Bitchwax and Crobot sees its announcement even as the former are just getting underway on their summer run through Europe. The New Jersey-based Bitchwax recently reissued 2011’s The Local Fuzz, while Pennsylvania’s Crobot are touring for their 2024 outing, Obsidian. The two will begin the tour in late-October in Syracuse, make their way through the Upper Midwest and down the Pacific Coast only to circle around with a swing through the Southeast. If you’re gonna do it all in one go — it being the country — this month-long stint is pretty much textbook as to how.
Drummer Bob Pantella — who The Atomic Bitchwax now share with The Obsessed in addition to Monster Magnet — posted the US dates on his socials. I’ve included the remaining Bitchwax Euro dates as well, because if you happen to be in their path, you should know that and realize how fortunate you are.
For perusal:
Coming up in November!!!
@crobotband and @the_atomic_bitchwax
10/24/25 – Syracuse, NY-@thelosthorizonsyracuse 10/25/25 – Toledo, OH – @frankiestoledo 10/26/25 – Columbus, OH – King of Clubs 10/28/25 – Detroit, MI – Small’s @smallsbar 10/30/25 – West Chicago @thewcsocialclub 10/31/25 – Madison, WI-@theannexmadison 11/01/25 – Lincoln, NE – @thebourbontheatre 11/02/25 – Denver, CO – HQ @hqdenver 11/04/25 – Salt Lake City, UT – Aces High n 11/06/25 – Seattle, WA – @elcorazonseattle 11/07/25 – Vancouver, BC – @kingswayclub 11/08/25 – Portland, OR – The Nova 11/09/25 – Eugene, OR – John Henry’s 11/11/25 – San Jose, CA – The Ritz 11/12/25 – Anaheim, CA – The Parish at HOB 11/13/25 – Phoenix, AZ – The Rosetta Room 11/15/25 – TBD 11/16/25 – Dallas, TX – Sundown at Granada 11/18/25 – New Orleans, LA – No Dice 11/19/25 – Atlanta, GA – The Masquerade 11/20/25 – Asheville, NC – Eulogy 11/21/25 – Raleigh, NC – The Pour House 11/22/25 – Baltimore, MD – Metro Gallery 11/23/25 – Philadelphia, PA – Milkboy
The Atomic Bitchwax – Summer Europe/UK tour dates!!!
29 7 SLO LJUBJANA GALA HALA 30 7 CROATIA ZAGREB VINTAGE CLUB 31 7 AT SALZBURG ROCKHOUSE BAR 1 8 ITL UDINE PIETRA SONICA 2 8 ITL MILAN MAGNOLIA STONE 3 8 CH EMMENBRUCKE CLUB SEDEL 5 8 GER KARLSRUHE ALTE HACKEREI 6 8 GER WEINHEIM CAFE CENTRAL 7 8 GER MAGDEBURG FLOWERPOWER 8 8 GER BERLIN WILD AT HEART 9 8 POR ANCORA SONIC BLAST FESTIVAL 11 8 UK NOTTINCHAM RESCUE ROOMS 12 8 UK GLASGOW CLASSIC GRAND 8 13 UK MANCHESTER GORILLA 14 8 UK BRISTOL THEKLA 15 8 UK LONDON THE GARAGE 16 8 GER PLAIDT PELLENZER OPEN AIR 17 8 GER DUSSELDORF PITCHER 19 8 GER HAMBURG HAFENKLANG 20 8 GER MUNSTER RARE GUITAR 21 8 NL ROTTERDAM ROODKAPJE 22 8 BEL RILLAAR BELGIUM DOWN THE HILL FESTIVAL
The Atomic Bitchwax are: Chris Kosnik – Bass Bob Pantella – Drums Garrett Sweeny – Guitar
Posted in Whathaveyou on February 19th, 2025 by JJ Koczan
From Germany’s Rock im Wald and Blue Moon Festival through SonicBlast Fest in Portugal and Down the Hill in Belgium, plus a UK stretch where they’ll meet up to support King Buffalo, New Jersey’s favored sons The Atomic Bitchwax are making the most of their upcoming summer European/UK touring stretch. The trio just released a vinyl edition of a new version of 2011’s instrumental piece, The Local Fuzz (review here), with newly-recorded drums from Bob Pantella and an artwork refresh. Honestly, I didn’t even know that was happening. I can’t find it streaming anywhere, but if you can cop one off the merch table, it goes without saying that’s a worthy endeavour.
The Atomic Bitchwax were out Stateside this past Fall with Royal Thunder, and they previously hit Europe pretty hard in 2022-2023 as they set out supporting 2020’s Scorpio (review here), which remains their latest full-length. I’m hardly impartial, but they’re a no-brainer to see live if you can in my mind. By which I mean I shouldn’t need to sell it. They never fail to deliver a scorching groove and they’re fun on stage besides. If that’s not enough, their show posters are Star Trek. To frickin’ wit this Pike-y masterpiece:
The Atomic Bitchwax – Summer Europe/UK tour dates!!!
24 7 GER MICHELAU ROCK IM WALD 25 7 GER COTTBUS BLUE MOON 26 7 AT LINZ KAPU 27 7 GER MUNCHEN BACKSTAGE 29 7 SLO LJUBJANA GALA HALA 30 7 CROATIA ZAGREB VINTAGE CLUB 31 7 AT SALZBURG ROCKHOUSE BAR 1 8 ITL UDINE PIETRA SONICA 2 8 ITL MILAN MAGNOLIA STONE 3 8 CH EMMENBRUCKE CLUB SEDEL 5 8 GER KARLSRUHE ALTE HACKEREI 6 8 GER WEINHEIM CAFE CENTRAL 7 8 GER MAGDEBURG FLOWERPOWER 8 8 GER BERLIN WILD AT HEART 9 8 POR ANCORA SONIC BLAST FESTIVAL 11 8 UK NOTTINCHAM RESCUE ROOMS 12 8 UK GLASGOW CLASSIC GRAND 8 13 UK MANCHESTER GORILLA 14 8 UK BRISTOL THEKLA 15 8 UK LONDON THE GARAGE 16 8 GER PLAIDT PELLENZER OPEN AIR 17 8 GER DUSSELDORF PITCHER 19 8 GER HAMBURG HAFENKLANG 20 8 GER MUNSTER RARE GUITAR 21 8 NL ROTTERDAM ROODKAPJE 22 8 BEL RILLAAR BELGIUM DOWN THE HILL FESTIVAL
The Atomic Bitchwax are: Chris Kosnik – Bass Bob Pantella – Drums Garrett Sweeny – Guitar
Posted in Whathaveyou on September 27th, 2024 by JJ Koczan
When last we heard from Jersey riff heroes The Atomic Bitchwax, the trio were set to take off in November for a round of touring alongside Supersuckers. Turns out that’s only part of the plan. Three days after that tour plays its last show in Salt Lake City, the Bitchwax will link up with Royal Thunder for a co-headlining jaunt through the Midwest and Southeast, playing nine shows across 10 nights with what I’ve no doubt will be the kind of get-up-there-and-kick-ass energy they’ve brought to just about every show I’ve seen them play. A perennially undervalued outfit, it’s cool to see them partnered with the cred-toting likes of Royal Thunder, who have a different kind of sound than the go-go-go speed rock around which The Atomic Bitchwax base their style, but should make a fitting complement just the same.
I said as much when the last tour (also listed below, because it’s the same month and it didn’t seem unreasonable to put them together) was announced, but The Atomic Bitchwax are at four years’ remove from 2020’s Scorpio (review here). I’ve hot my fingers crossed they’ll record this winter, but I’ve neither seen nor heard anything to back that with. Just a random hope followed by one for a new LP in 2025. Their 1999 self-titled debut (discussed here) also turns 25 this year. They still work a few songs from it into their regular set, but I wouldn’t argue if they did a full-album show somewhere along the line or maybe even got a reissue together, though I think they did one for the 20th in 2019. Quarter-century later, they’re a different band in terms of lineup, but that one’s still a burner. Toss it on the pile of my Bitchwaxy hopes.
In any case, go see The Atomic Bitchwax. Dates from socials:
Fall Co-Headlining Tour with @royalthunder announced! We hope to see you there!
11/14/24 Oklahoma City OK 89th St 11/15/24 Dallas TX Granada Theater 11/16/24 San Antonio TX Paper Tiger 11/17/24 Austin TX Come and Take It Live 11/19/24 Nashville TN The Cobra 11/20/24 Atlanta GA The Earl 11/21/24 Piedmont SC Tribble’s Bar 11/22/24 Chapel Hill NC Local 506 11/23/24 Summerville SC Trolley Pub
Bitchwax & The Supersuckers! 11/05/24 Club Cafe Pittsburgh 11/06/24 Reggies Chicago Chicago 11/07/24 Turf Club St Paul 11/08/24 Cactus Club Milwaukee 11/09/24 Knuckleheads CMO 11/10/24 Saloon HQ Denver 11/11/24 Urban Lounge Salt Lake City
The Atomic Bitchwax are: Chris Kosnik – Bass Bob Pantella – Drums Garrett Sweeny – Guitar
Posted in Whathaveyou on August 16th, 2024 by JJ Koczan
The moral of the story here is go see The Atomic Bitchwax. I don’t have demographic numbers on how many people in Pittsburgh or Denver or St. Paul read this site, and frankly, I don’t want them. Once you start looking at ratings, you’re playing for ratings, and I’m here for the music. So in that spirit, whether you’re in Chicago — hi, Slevin! — or Basel, Switzerland, when you get the chance to catch The Atomic Bitchwax, I urge you to do it. Whenever, wherever.
Last I saw the Neptunian trio was in June (review here) as they shared a two-band bill with Virginia’s Freedom Hawk in a town called Clifton about 25 minutes from my house. They played a brewery and there were seats outside. It felt like a luxury experience because it was. Your situation might be different, but the Bitchwax will still rip, and you would benefit by being there. I’ll bet they’ll do “Coming in Hot.” Think of going as looking out for number one. Pure self-interest on your own part. Indulge, as the chocolate ads say.
They’ll be out with The Supersuckers, which is a fun pairing, and as much as I’m ready for a follow-up to 2020’s Scorpio (review here), it’s just reassuring to know the Bitchwax are getting out here and there to do a week of dates in places maybe they have or haven’t been in a while, I don’t know. Worry about the rest later. For now, here are those dates from social media. Really.
Also: KHAAAAN!
Really! November 2024 Bitchwax & The Supersuckers!
11/05/24 Club Cafe Pittsburgh 11/06/24 Reggies Chicago Chicago 11/07/24 Turf Club St Paul 11/08/24 Cactus Club Milwaukee 11/09/24 Knuckleheads CMO 11/10/24 Saloon HQ Denver 11/11/24 Urban Lounge Salt Lake City
The Atomic Bitchwax are: Chris Kosnik – Bass Bob Pantella – Drums Garrett Sweeny – Guitar
Posted in Whathaveyou on June 20th, 2023 by JJ Koczan
New Jersey heavy rock institution The Atomic Bitchwax were previously confirmed for Fall fests listed below like Into the Void Leeuwarden, Up in Smoke, Desertfest Belgium, Tabernas Desert Rock and Lazy Bones, and from the calendar spread of those, it was easy to guess that full tour dates were coming, but knowing that they’ll be in the company of good-time trio Daily Thompson as they go, and that they’ll be hitting the UK in addition to continental shows, these are good things to know. The band continue to road-dog it after a full European tour last year and an appearance earlier this year at Heavy Psych Sounds Fest in California.
And they’ll keep going. After they get back from this UK/Euro stint, there’s only like a week before Heavy Psych Sounds Fest in New York and Baltimore, and who knows what else they might have planned, as the trio of founding bassist/vocalist Chris Kosnik, guitarist/vocalist Garrett Sweeny and drummer Bob Pantella prove that as the band approaches 25 years since the release of their self-titled debut album, not only are they not slowing down in tempo, but they’ve got the freneticism of work ethic to match. If you’ve never seen them, it’s not too late.
Sound of Liberation put word out of the tour thusly:
ATOMIC BITCHWAX!! Teaming up with the great Daily Thompson for a lot of shows this is something you should not miss! Check out the Tour Dates below, grab your tickets and join the party!
28.09.2023 (NL) Nijmegen, Merleyn (W/ Daily Thompson) 29.09.2023 (NL) Rotterdam, Baroeg (W/ Daily Thompson) 30.09.2023 (NL) Leeuwarden, Into the Void Festival 01.10.2023 (CH) Pratteln, Up In Smoke Festival 02.10.2023 (IT) Torino, Blah Blah 03.10.2023 (FR) Marseille, Le Molotov 05.10.2023 (ES) Barcelona, Upload 06.10.2023 (ES) Alicante, La Iguana Rock Bar 07.10.2023 (ES) Tabernas, Desert Rock Fest 08.10.2023 (PT) Porto, Hard Club (w/ Yawning Man) 09.10.2023 (ES) Cangas, Salason 10.10.2023 (ES) San Sebastián, Dabadaba 11.10.2023 (FR) Bordeaux, Sortie 13 12.10.2023 (FR) Nantes, Black Shelter 13.10.2023 (FR) Lille, La Malterie 14.10.2023 (UK) Crdiff, Clwb Ifor Bach (w/ Daily Thompson) 15.10.2023 (UK) Manchester, Rebellion (W/ Daily Thompson) 16.10.2023 (UK) Edinburgh, Bannermans (W/ Daily Thompson) 17.10.2023 (UK) Newcastle, Anarchy Brewing Company (W/ Daily Thompson) 18.10.2023 (UK) Hubbersfield, The Parish (W/ Daily Thompson) 19.10.2023 (UK) Milton Keynes, The Craudford Arms (W/ Daily Thompson) 20.10.2023 (UK) Bristol, Strange Brew (W/ Daily Thompson) 21.10.2023 (UK) London, Powerhouse (W/ Daily Thompson) 22.10.2023 (BE) Antwerpen, Desertfest 24.10.2023 (DE) Berlin, Cassiopeia (W/ Daily Thompson) 25.10.2023 (DE) Düsseldorf, Pitcher (w/Daily Thompson) 26.10.2023 (NL) Amersfoort, Podium FLUOR (W/ Daily Thompson) 27.10.2023 (DE) Fulda, Kulturkeller (W/ Daily Thompson) 28.10.2023 (DE) Hamburg, Lazy Bones Festival (W/ Daily Thompson) 29.10.2023 (DE) Erfurt, Bandhaus
The Atomic Bitchwax are: Chris Kosnik – Bass Bob Pantella – Drums Garrett Sweeny – Guitar
This Friday, Heavy Psych Sounds will issue two of four concurrent live albums, gathering sets recorded in 2022 from Austin, Texas, bashers Duel and New Jersey-based headspinners The Atomic Bitchwax as both bands undertook European tours. Next week, the label will have two more from Ecstatic Vision and The Lords of Altamont, and those won’t be streamed here (nothing personal, just logistics), sad to say, but in addition to giving these bands something new for the merch table on their respective upcoming tours, these releases also capture and celebrate the return of live music post-pandemic, the sense of deliverance that came as a result of acts being able to hit the road again. Shows were different, life was/is different, but if you’ve got a group nailing it on stage as part of a righteous festival lineup, then there’s still beauty in the world to appreciate. So let’s do that.
Full throttle full-throttlism. Band on fire. For over a quarter century, and increasingly so over their most recent three studio records, New Jersey’s The Atomic Bitchwax have made themselves an institution of heavy shred. Led by bassist/vocalist Chris Kosnik, with Bob Pantella on drums and Garrett Sweeny on guitar vocals, the trio hit Freak Valley Festival 2022 with all-go force, and as someone who was there, their presence on the bill as outright rippers did not go unappreciated. You can hear some of that in the quick turns and forward sprints of “Ain’t Nobody Gonna Hang Me in My Home” or “Ninja” or the by-now-classic “Shitkicker,” which are only some among the 15 songs the Bitchwax squeezed into their 48-minute set, bookended on either side by sections of Edgar Winter‘s “Frankenstein,” also duly kicked in the pants.
Not that they never slow it down. The Core cover “Kiss the Sun” and “So Come On,” “Liv a Little” late in the set are at about warp three (out of a Constitution-class seven), but on Live at Freak Valley Fest, even “Hope You Die” and “Forty-Five” feel faster, and the Evel Knievel aspect is part of what makes it fun. Kosnik, Sweeny and Pantella, up on stage, tearing ass to run circles around the riffs of “Houndstooth,” playing with heads-down tenacity that offsets what might otherwise be the seriousness of the physical effort required by such speeds with a palpable sense of just how much they’re enjoying themselves. It’s like watching a race. You know they probably won’t crash and you’re drawn in by the adrenaline in the atmosphere, but especially in the case of The Atomic Bitchwax, it’s all done in the name of a good time.
From the stage banter — two songs about ninjas, “Kiss the Sun” out to the ladies in the crowd, lots of “you guys ready?” before the next burst, etc. — to the way “Coming in Hot” takes off from its own teaser slow intro, The Atomic Bitchwax are every bit a blast, and as the closest thing they’ve come to a proper live album in their time was the 2005 set from Seattle included in the 2006 Jack Endino-produced Boxriff EP, they’re well due for this kind of showcase. Live at Freak Valley Fest brings to life the ‘t-t-t-total freedom’ heralded in the lyrics to “Hope You Die” and is a twisty speed rock gauntlet being thrown down.
Can you keep up? Maybe, maybe not. Either way, it’s a thrill to try, and the energy they bring to their material, new and old alike, is infectious. They play and smile, you listen and smile, and this communion and shared experience is the point of the whole thing. I don’t know when they might follow-up 2020’s Scorpio (review here) — wouldn’t mind this year, but I haven’t heard more than a murmur about new stuff — but Live at Freak Valley Fest captures them at their best on stage, and considering who we’re talking about, that means something.
Duel are a proven argument in my mind. They lay waste, exclusively. Their 2021 fourth album, In Carne Persona (review here), highlighted the underlying metallic current of their songwriting, and that LP’s “Wave of Your Hand” from opens the set at Live at Hellfest with due charge. It might sound strange until you see them or maybe really dig in here, but the Austin-based four-piece — who also appeared at Freak Valley (review here) as part of this tour — are most of all about love. Their Hellfest 2022 set? It’s half an hour long; 30:20 on the record. Not taking up your day, and whether you were there or not, the sheer sense of relief of the band playing on stage comes through unabated. This is a band who sat on their collective ass for two years waiting to break out, and Live at Hellfest is their breakout. It is something you want to hear.
This is the second live record Duel have done behind 2018’s Live at the Electric Church (review here), and they meet the occasion in furious form. Through “Devil” from 2017’s Witchbanger (review here) and into “Electricity” from their 2016 debut, Fears of the Dead (review here) — the title-track of which also closes — the band draw a from older material to newer, with the delightfully metal “Strike and Disappear” representing 2019’s Valley of Shadows (review here) before they turn to “Children of the Fire,” the opener of the latest LP. That song emphasizes a lot of what works best about Duel on stage; it is tight in structure, swinging and grooving with enough tonal presence behind it to feel thick, catchy as anything you want to sit next to it, and delivered with propulsive authority, the gruff voice of guitarist Tom Frank — backed by bassist Sean Avants and guitarist Jeff Henson — a commanding presence that nonetheless sounds sincere amid the cacophony at the end of “Children of the Fire” when he says “We love you so much.”
And really, that’s the story here. That love. The love of the band for their audience, for their material itself, for the performance itself, the passion of their delivery that comes through even the raw audio. For that, they don’t need more than the half-hour Live at Hellfest runs, and as brash as their songs can be — “Electricity” and “Strike and Disappear” both build into righteously noisy solos — the spirit that drives Duel remains the same. They’re an act who believe in what they do and are going to get on stage and put as much into it as they can. I’ve been fortunate enough to see them a few times over the last half-decade, and they’ve only ever been a joy to behold, throwing elbows as they gallop through, riding riffs like “Fears of the Dead” as they coalesce around the next hook, dirt-fuzz and an overlaid element of danger the calling card left imprinted on the memory of the crowd standing before them. On Live at Hellfest it’s easy to imagine slackened jaws and wide eyes, but you can also hear the roar of the crowd when they’re done, and yeah, that tent was on board for where Duel were headed. Rightly so.
Posted in Whathaveyou on June 2nd, 2022 by JJ Koczan
New Jersey stalwarts The Atomic Bitchwax soon head abroad for a run of dates this month that will go from Freak Valley in Germany to Hellfest in France, and the trio have now announced that less than a month after that, they’ll be back for another stretch of UK and European dates between July and August, playing at Stoned From the Underground and in club shows with King Buffalo, Nebula and Pentagram on their way toward SonicBlast in Portugal.
Having recently seen this band and looking forward to doing so again at Freak Valley, I can tell you outright that they absolutely bowled me over. It had been a few years, and The Atomic Bitchwax got on stage and just destroyed. Like a straight line to kickass drawn with precision at top speed. I won’t deny anyone their favorite era of the band, but they played like an act on fire and they had a blast doing it. It was astonishing.
That’s probably enough for now. Dates follow as seen on social media:
Its on! Summer Tour 2022!!!!! UK-Europe
13.07.22 DE Osnabrück Bastard Club 14.07.22 DE Erfurt Stoned from the Underground 15.07.22 DE Wiesloch R´n P 16.07.22 DE Idar Oberstein Rock Im Daal 17.07.22 NL Deventer Burgerweeshuis + King Buffalo 18.07.22 DE Hamburg Knust 20.07.22 UK Milton Keynes The Craufurd Arms + Nebula 22.07.22 UK Birmingham Asylum 23.07.22 UK London Underworld 24.07.22 UK Bristol Exchange+Nebula 25.07.22 IRL Dublin Grand Social+Nebula 26.07.22 IRL Cork Crane Lane Theatre 27.07.22 UK Belfast Voodoo+Nebula 28.07.22 UK Huddersfield The Parish+Nebula 29.07.22 UK Manchester Breadshed 30.07.22 UK Edinburgh Bannermanns 31.07.22 UK Durham Dominion Festival 03.08.22 ITA Milano Magnolia+Pentagram 04.08.22 ITA Fortunago Birrificio Stuvenagh 05.08.22 ITA Roma Traffic Club+Pentagram 06.08.22 ITA Livorno+Pentagram 08.08.22 AT Vienna Arena+Pentagram 10.08.22 DE Düsseldorf Pitcher 11.08.22 NL Nijmegen Merleijn 13.08.22 POR Moledo Sonic Blast Festival
Previously announced June tour: Sound of Liberation proudly presents: The Atomic Bitchwax – Live 2022 16.06. (DE) Nephten – FREAK VALLEY FESTIVAL 17.06. (DE) Stuttgart – Goldmark’s 18.06. (DE) Passau – Tabakfabrik Passau 19.06. (DE) Dresden, Chemiefabrik Dresden (Chemo) 21.06. (AT) Salzburg, Rockhouse Salzburg 22.06. (DE) Nürnberg, MUZclub 23.06. (DE) Berlin, Wild At Heart 24.06. (DE) Wiesbaden, 17 years Sound of Liberation • Wiesbaden 26.06. (FR) Clisson, Hellfest Open Air Festival
The Atomic Bitchwax are: Chris Kosnik – Bass Bob Pantella – Drums Garrett Sweeny – Guitar
Posted in Whathaveyou on May 4th, 2022 by JJ Koczan
Although they and I both hail from my beloved Garden State of New Jersey, it’s been long years since I last saw The Atomic Bitchwax, and since they’ll be headlining the pre-show next Thursday night at the Saint Vitus Bar in Brooklyn with support from Freedom Hawk, Valley of the Sun and Druids, I can only say that I’m looking forward to it in a special, special way. I would say the same of seeing them at Freak Valley in Germany as well on the newly announced run of European shows that will take them from that fest to Hellfest in France, but, well, next Thursday is first. I can look forward to Freak Valley after that. And I will.
The Neptunian trio continue to support their Scorpio (review here) album on Tee Pee Records, which had the misfortune of being released in Summer 2020. They’ve been out since then in the US, but these dates — and Freak Valley specifically — will mark their first shows abroad since before the pandemic. They have hinted at more dates to come for July and August, though whether that’s in the States or not, I don’t know at this time.
Whenever, wherever you get the opportunity to see them, it is worth taking advantage. Even outside of the fact that they’ve been a band for more than 20 years and nothing lasts forever, it’s a show you’re going to want to talk about afterward.
Dates follow courtesy of Sound of Liberation on Facebook:
THE ATOMIC BITCHWAX – JUNE 2022
Friends, we’re stoked to bring New Jersey’s most powerful power trio The Atomic Bitchwax over the pond this summer!
Get hyped for balls-to-the-wall rock’n’roll, smashing 60s & 70s riff rock and proto-metal. The Atomic Bitchwax deliver a unique „thunder boogie“ and finest celebration of the riff, we can’t wait!
Sound of Liberation proudly presents: The Atomic Bitchwax – Live 2022 16.06. (DE) Nephten – FREAK VALLEY FESTIVAL 17.06. (DE) Stuttgart – Goldmark’s 18.06. (DE) Passau – Tabakfabrik Passau 19.06. (DE) Dresden, Chemiefabrik Dresden (Chemo) 21.06. (AT) Salzburg, Rockhouse Salzburg 22.06. (DE) Nürnberg, MUZclub 23.06. (DE) Berlin, Wild At Heart 24.06. (DE) Wiesbaden, 17 years Sound of Liberation • Wiesbaden 26.06. (FR) Clisson, Hellfest Open Air Festival
See you there! Your SOL Crew
The Atomic Bitchwax are: Chris Kosnik – Bass Bob Pantella – Drums Garrett Sweeny – Guitar
