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Life of Agony Tickets, Tour Dates and Concerts
Life of Agony Tickets, Tour Dates and Concerts

Life of Agony

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• 7 Upcoming Shows
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$25.0 USD
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$45.0 USD
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$30.0 USD
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$20.0 USD

Live Photos of Life of Agony

Life of Agony at Sayreville, NJ in Starland Ballroom 2023
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Fan Reviews

Bloed
November 1st 2023
Wie immer: Super Musik, authentische Musiker! Seit 30 Jahren eine der besten Livebands
Köln, Germany@
Carlswerk Victoria
David
March 26th 2023
Best show ever I loved it. Love the band and Mina def would see them again.
Warrendale, PA@
Jergel's Rhythm Grille
Michael
March 21st 2023
Great show and a nice clean venue which are few and far between.
Columbus, OH@
The KING of CLUBS
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About Life of Agony

Life of Agony is a metal band from Brooklyn, NY who are known to incorporate hardcore and thrash elements into their music. However, some of their music is acoustic. They formed in 1989 after Keith Caputo was looking for musicians to form a rock band, he eventually recruited his cousin, Joey Z on guitar and long-time friend Alan Robert on bass. Type O Negative's drummer Sal Abruscato was hired to record albums 'River Runs Red' and 'Ugly' on drums. He re-joined the band when they reformed in 2003.

After releasing two albums with this line-up, Sal left due to musical differences, and recruited a drummer for the recording/touring of 'Soul Searching Sun.' Keith Caputo felt that the band's original spirit had left the band, and decided to quit in 1997. After a few tours with several vocalists, including Whitfield Crane, the singer from Ugly Kid Joe, the band officially disbanded in 1999.

In 2003, the band reunited with their original line-up and played two sold-out shows before their home-town crowd, recieving great reception. In 2004, they hit the studio to record 'Broken Valley' which was released later that year. They are currently writing new material for their next CD which is due out soon.
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Genres:
Metal

No upcoming shows in your city
Send a request to Life of Agony to play in your city
Request a Show

Concerts and tour dates

Upcoming
Past

Live Photos of Life of Agony

Life of Agony at Sayreville, NJ in Starland Ballroom 2023
View All Photos
Life of Agony's tour

Bandsintown Merch

Circle Hat
$25.0 USD
Live Collage Sweatshirt
$45.0 USD
Rainbow T-Shirt
$30.0 USD
Circle Beanie
$20.0 USD

Fan Reviews

Bloed
November 1st 2023
Wie immer: Super Musik, authentische Musiker! Seit 30 Jahren eine der besten Livebands
Köln, Germany@
Carlswerk Victoria
David
March 26th 2023
Best show ever I loved it. Love the band and Mina def would see them again.
Warrendale, PA@
Jergel's Rhythm Grille
Michael
March 21st 2023
Great show and a nice clean venue which are few and far between.
Columbus, OH@
The KING of CLUBS
View More Fan Reviews

About Life of Agony

Life of Agony is a metal band from Brooklyn, NY who are known to incorporate hardcore and thrash elements into their music. However, some of their music is acoustic. They formed in 1989 after Keith Caputo was looking for musicians to form a rock band, he eventually recruited his cousin, Joey Z on guitar and long-time friend Alan Robert on bass. Type O Negative's drummer Sal Abruscato was hired to record albums 'River Runs Red' and 'Ugly' on drums. He re-joined the band when they reformed in 2003.

After releasing two albums with this line-up, Sal left due to musical differences, and recruited a drummer for the recording/touring of 'Soul Searching Sun.' Keith Caputo felt that the band's original spirit had left the band, and decided to quit in 1997. After a few tours with several vocalists, including Whitfield Crane, the singer from Ugly Kid Joe, the band officially disbanded in 1999.

In 2003, the band reunited with their original line-up and played two sold-out shows before their home-town crowd, recieving great reception. In 2004, they hit the studio to record 'Broken Valley' which was released later that year. They are currently writing new material for their next CD which is due out soon.
Show More
Genres:
Metal

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