Eyehategod

Eyehategod hit Brudenell Social Club in Leeds on 12 November 2026 with the New Orleans sludge they’ve honed since the early ’90s. Their set leans on slow, crushing pulses that snap into punked-up surges, guitars howling with feedback and bluesy dissonance, and Mike IX Williams’ rasp cutting through Jimmy Bower’s blunt, repetitive riffing. Key figures of the NOLA scene alongside Crowbar and Down, they’ve carved this sound across In the Name of Suffering and Take as Needed for Pain, pushed it on Dopesick and Confederacy of Ruined Lives, then reignited it with the self-titled album and A History of Nomadic Behavior. Live, it’s all about tension, release, and a stubborn groove that drags you under.

With support from RWAKE and Intercourse. RWAKE deal in slow-motion sludge and doom weight, dense and pressure-heavy. Intercourse bring a jagged, noise-scraped hardcore edge that bites at the tempo. Three perspectives on heaviness, aligned for one relentless evening.