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Mushroomhead
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Call the Devil
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A Wonderful Life
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The Righteous & The Butterfly
$16.98

XIII
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About Mushroomhead

Mushroomhead
Mushroomhead - are one of the most unique and adventurous alternative metal bands working today. Known for their stunningly theatrical live show and artsy masks, this innovative band has forged new ground in the rock world and influenced many other bands to push the envelope and bring art into rock. Formed in the early-1990s in Cleveland Ohio, the band’s combination of metal, rock and atmospheric elements has struck a chord with thousands of fans worldwide.
Mushroomhead have been performing incognito since 1993, when drummer Skinny founded the band. The band was meant to be a side-project so they wore masks to go unrecognized, but after only a few shows they developed a rabid and loyal fan base in Cleveland. Mushroomhead released their 1995 self-titled debut album independently and it went on to became an underground hit. This was history in the making because the band really had no proper distribution. Superbuick followed in 1996 and M3 in 1999, all released via an underground street effort. After the band felt its image and hyper-melodic, heavy style of music was being diluted by other bands jumping into this space, the band started to change their look to reflect nothing out there. After a brief stint on Eclipse Records, a move to Universal Records saw the release of XX (a combination of the past independent releases) in 2001 and XIII in 2003. The band’s last album sold over 200,000 units in the USA alone. Mushroomhead released Savior Sorrow for the pioneering rock label, Megaforce Records (Metallica, Anthrax, Ministry, Warren Haynes, Bad Brains) in 2006. Mushroomhead released “Beautiful Stories for Ugly Children” in the Fall of 2010 and it debuted at #44 on Billboard charts.
It can be said that Mushroomhead’s musical ascendance was a singular, original, aesthetic of eight guys decked out in matching jumpsuits and artsy masks, playing unbelievable, unsettling music. No other band was wearing masks and jumpsuits and purveying this type of ultra-melodic, ultra-dynamic music at the time – Mushroomhead sounded like nothing else. The band’s merging of metal, atmospheric elements, rock, and theatrics mixed with a punk DIY attitude has inspired and spawned other bands. Even though Mushroomhead’s music is rock-leaning in thought, the group remains firmly committed to pushing the envelope and trying new things. Influences range from the driving rhythms and breakneck turns of Pantera, to the dark melodies of Faith No More, to the atmospheric stylings of Pink Floyd, but all done in Mushroomhead style.
MUSHROOMHEAD DISCOGRAPHY
SELF TITLED – 1995
SUPERBUICK – 1996
REMIX ALBUM – 1997
M3 – 1999
XX{ECLIPSE RECORDS} – 2001
XX {UNIVERSAL RELEASE} – 2001
XIII – 2003
VOLUME 1 DVD - 2005
SAVIOR SORROW – 2006
VOLUME 2 DVD - 2008
BEAUTIFUL STORIES FOR UGLY CHILDREN - 2010
The Righteous & The Butterfly - 2014
Mushroomhead have been performing incognito since 1993, when drummer Skinny founded the band. The band was meant to be a side-project so they wore masks to go unrecognized, but after only a few shows they developed a rabid and loyal fan base in Cleveland. Mushroomhead released their 1995 self-titled debut album independently and it went on to became an underground hit. This was history in the making because the band really had no proper distribution. Superbuick followed in 1996 and M3 in 1999, all released via an underground street effort. After the band felt its image and hyper-melodic, heavy style of music was being diluted by other bands jumping into this space, the band started to change their look to reflect nothing out there. After a brief stint on Eclipse Records, a move to Universal Records saw the release of XX (a combination of the past independent releases) in 2001 and XIII in 2003. The band’s last album sold over 200,000 units in the USA alone. Mushroomhead released Savior Sorrow for the pioneering rock label, Megaforce Records (Metallica, Anthrax, Ministry, Warren Haynes, Bad Brains) in 2006. Mushroomhead released “Beautiful Stories for Ugly Children” in the Fall of 2010 and it debuted at #44 on Billboard charts.
It can be said that Mushroomhead’s musical ascendance was a singular, original, aesthetic of eight guys decked out in matching jumpsuits and artsy masks, playing unbelievable, unsettling music. No other band was wearing masks and jumpsuits and purveying this type of ultra-melodic, ultra-dynamic music at the time – Mushroomhead sounded like nothing else. The band’s merging of metal, atmospheric elements, rock, and theatrics mixed with a punk DIY attitude has inspired and spawned other bands. Even though Mushroomhead’s music is rock-leaning in thought, the group remains firmly committed to pushing the envelope and trying new things. Influences range from the driving rhythms and breakneck turns of Pantera, to the dark melodies of Faith No More, to the atmospheric stylings of Pink Floyd, but all done in Mushroomhead style.
MUSHROOMHEAD DISCOGRAPHY
SELF TITLED – 1995
SUPERBUICK – 1996
REMIX ALBUM – 1997
M3 – 1999
XX{ECLIPSE RECORDS} – 2001
XX {UNIVERSAL RELEASE} – 2001
XIII – 2003
VOLUME 1 DVD - 2005
SAVIOR SORROW – 2006
VOLUME 2 DVD - 2008
BEAUTIFUL STORIES FOR UGLY CHILDREN - 2010
The Righteous & The Butterfly - 2014
Show More
Genres:
Heavy Metal, Rock, Industrial Metal, Industrial Rock
Band Members:
Skinny : Drums, Mr. Rauckhorst, Dr. F : Bass
Hometown:
Cleveland, Ohio
Concerts near you
OCT
30
FRI
All concerts & live streams
OCT
13
TUE
OCT
14
WED
OCT
17
SAT
Mushroomhead merch

Call the Devil
$20.17

A Wonderful Life
$12.65

The Righteous & The Butterfly
$16.98

XIII
$15.99
View allMushroomhead's tour
About Mushroomhead

Mushroomhead
Mushroomhead - are one of the most unique and adventurous alternative metal bands working today. Known for their stunningly theatrical live show and artsy masks, this innovative band has forged new ground in the rock world and influenced many other bands to push the envelope and bring art into rock. Formed in the early-1990s in Cleveland Ohio, the band’s combination of metal, rock and atmospheric elements has struck a chord with thousands of fans worldwide.
Mushroomhead have been performing incognito since 1993, when drummer Skinny founded the band. The band was meant to be a side-project so they wore masks to go unrecognized, but after only a few shows they developed a rabid and loyal fan base in Cleveland. Mushroomhead released their 1995 self-titled debut album independently and it went on to became an underground hit. This was history in the making because the band really had no proper distribution. Superbuick followed in 1996 and M3 in 1999, all released via an underground street effort. After the band felt its image and hyper-melodic, heavy style of music was being diluted by other bands jumping into this space, the band started to change their look to reflect nothing out there. After a brief stint on Eclipse Records, a move to Universal Records saw the release of XX (a combination of the past independent releases) in 2001 and XIII in 2003. The band’s last album sold over 200,000 units in the USA alone. Mushroomhead released Savior Sorrow for the pioneering rock label, Megaforce Records (Metallica, Anthrax, Ministry, Warren Haynes, Bad Brains) in 2006. Mushroomhead released “Beautiful Stories for Ugly Children” in the Fall of 2010 and it debuted at #44 on Billboard charts.
It can be said that Mushroomhead’s musical ascendance was a singular, original, aesthetic of eight guys decked out in matching jumpsuits and artsy masks, playing unbelievable, unsettling music. No other band was wearing masks and jumpsuits and purveying this type of ultra-melodic, ultra-dynamic music at the time – Mushroomhead sounded like nothing else. The band’s merging of metal, atmospheric elements, rock, and theatrics mixed with a punk DIY attitude has inspired and spawned other bands. Even though Mushroomhead’s music is rock-leaning in thought, the group remains firmly committed to pushing the envelope and trying new things. Influences range from the driving rhythms and breakneck turns of Pantera, to the dark melodies of Faith No More, to the atmospheric stylings of Pink Floyd, but all done in Mushroomhead style.
MUSHROOMHEAD DISCOGRAPHY
SELF TITLED – 1995
SUPERBUICK – 1996
REMIX ALBUM – 1997
M3 – 1999
XX{ECLIPSE RECORDS} – 2001
XX {UNIVERSAL RELEASE} – 2001
XIII – 2003
VOLUME 1 DVD - 2005
SAVIOR SORROW – 2006
VOLUME 2 DVD - 2008
BEAUTIFUL STORIES FOR UGLY CHILDREN - 2010
The Righteous & The Butterfly - 2014
Mushroomhead have been performing incognito since 1993, when drummer Skinny founded the band. The band was meant to be a side-project so they wore masks to go unrecognized, but after only a few shows they developed a rabid and loyal fan base in Cleveland. Mushroomhead released their 1995 self-titled debut album independently and it went on to became an underground hit. This was history in the making because the band really had no proper distribution. Superbuick followed in 1996 and M3 in 1999, all released via an underground street effort. After the band felt its image and hyper-melodic, heavy style of music was being diluted by other bands jumping into this space, the band started to change their look to reflect nothing out there. After a brief stint on Eclipse Records, a move to Universal Records saw the release of XX (a combination of the past independent releases) in 2001 and XIII in 2003. The band’s last album sold over 200,000 units in the USA alone. Mushroomhead released Savior Sorrow for the pioneering rock label, Megaforce Records (Metallica, Anthrax, Ministry, Warren Haynes, Bad Brains) in 2006. Mushroomhead released “Beautiful Stories for Ugly Children” in the Fall of 2010 and it debuted at #44 on Billboard charts.
It can be said that Mushroomhead’s musical ascendance was a singular, original, aesthetic of eight guys decked out in matching jumpsuits and artsy masks, playing unbelievable, unsettling music. No other band was wearing masks and jumpsuits and purveying this type of ultra-melodic, ultra-dynamic music at the time – Mushroomhead sounded like nothing else. The band’s merging of metal, atmospheric elements, rock, and theatrics mixed with a punk DIY attitude has inspired and spawned other bands. Even though Mushroomhead’s music is rock-leaning in thought, the group remains firmly committed to pushing the envelope and trying new things. Influences range from the driving rhythms and breakneck turns of Pantera, to the dark melodies of Faith No More, to the atmospheric stylings of Pink Floyd, but all done in Mushroomhead style.
MUSHROOMHEAD DISCOGRAPHY
SELF TITLED – 1995
SUPERBUICK – 1996
REMIX ALBUM – 1997
M3 – 1999
XX{ECLIPSE RECORDS} – 2001
XX {UNIVERSAL RELEASE} – 2001
XIII – 2003
VOLUME 1 DVD - 2005
SAVIOR SORROW – 2006
VOLUME 2 DVD - 2008
BEAUTIFUL STORIES FOR UGLY CHILDREN - 2010
The Righteous & The Butterfly - 2014
Show More
Genres:
Heavy Metal, Rock, Industrial Metal, Industrial Rock
Band Members:
Skinny : Drums, Mr. Rauckhorst, Dr. F : Bass
Hometown:
Cleveland, Ohio
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What fans are saying
It's an intimate venue but this was probably the best concert I've been too. The energy from Mushroomhead was unreal. They give it their all and feed off the crowd.
I love how they interact with the crowd after the gig. I understand it's not always possible depending on the venue but maybe this was one of those lucky times. I was fortunate enough to be able to meet the band prior to the show with the meet and great pass. If you haven't seen Mushroomhead, you're missing out. I look forward to seeing them when they come back around.
Aug 13, 2026·Southampton, United Kingdom

Shane
Had the privilege to see MRH twice this year!! AMAZING show!! MRH has been a favorite for many reasons, not only for the music but for how they care for the fans. It's great to see a group like MRH to play big festivals yet still play small venues.. Can't wait for the next show🤘🤘🤘**
Jun 13, 2025·Dallas, TX

Damian
This was a great Halloween concert! The Agora was a great venue, it was packed but not overly crowded. The whole crowd was down in the pits and loved every minute of the show. I loved all the bands but i will say i was very pleased with the bittersweet revenge set. But everyone knows i went there for Mushroomhead and the headliners did not disappoint. It was an absolutely amazing show with a great setlist of classic hits and new drops. I will go there every single time they do this show moving forward. Thank you, to every single person in the production! It was a blast!
Oct 27, 2024·Cleveland, OH

Joshua
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What fans are saying
It's an intimate venue but this was probably the best concert I've been too. The energy from Mushroomhead was unreal. They give it their all and feed off the crowd.
I love how they interact with the crowd after the gig. I understand it's not always possible depending on the venue but maybe this was one of those lucky times. I was fortunate enough to be able to meet the band prior to the show with the meet and great pass. If you haven't seen Mushroomhead, you're missing out. I look forward to seeing them when they come back around.
Aug 13, 2026·Southampton, United Kingdom

Shane
Had the privilege to see MRH twice this year!! AMAZING show!! MRH has been a favorite for many reasons, not only for the music but for how they care for the fans. It's great to see a group like MRH to play big festivals yet still play small venues.. Can't wait for the next show🤘🤘🤘**
Jun 13, 2025·Dallas, TX

Damian
This was a great Halloween concert! The Agora was a great venue, it was packed but not overly crowded. The whole crowd was down in the pits and loved every minute of the show. I loved all the bands but i will say i was very pleased with the bittersweet revenge set. But everyone knows i went there for Mushroomhead and the headliners did not disappoint. It was an absolutely amazing show with a great setlist of classic hits and new drops. I will go there every single time they do this show moving forward. Thank you, to every single person in the production! It was a blast!
Oct 27, 2024·Cleveland, OH

Joshua


