Uncle Acid and The Deadbeats in Seattle

Uncle Acid and The Deadbeats bring their vintage-soaked psychedelic doom to Seattle for a 21-and-over night of heavy, occult-tinged rock. The English band, formed in Cambridge by Kevin Starrs, has built a reputation for recreating the late 1960s' darker edges—think post-flower-power dread, with riffs that nod to early Black Sabbath and the Stooges. Expect a set that draws on their six studio albums, including the acclaimed Blood Lust and Mind Control, as well as their latest, Nell' Ora Blu.

Support comes from Mess, setting the stage for a night of fuzz-heavy, hypnotic sounds. The band's use of vintage instruments and recording gear gives their live shows a raw, analog warmth that transports listeners to another era. For fans of doom, psychedelia, and classic heavy rock, this is a chance to catch a band that has toured internationally and supported Black Sabbath on their reunion tour, all in an intimate club setting.