Detroit hip-hop horrorcore duo Twiztid is gearing up to celebrate a major milestone – the 25th anniversary of their sophomore album, Freek Show. To mark this occasion, the group is embarking on the second leg of its Freek Show tour, which will take them across the east coast until mid-November.
The tour's kick-off event, Fright Fest, will be held at Saint Andrew’s Hall in Detroit on Devil’s Night. This special annual show has become a staple of Twiztid's live performances and is a must-attend for fans of the duo. Fright Fest will feature a unique blend of music, horror-themed decorations, and otherworldly visuals that have come to define Twiztid's brand.
After wrapping up the tour, Twiztid will shift their focus to family-friendly pop-culture convention Astronomicon 9. The event, which takes place on April 10-12 at the Ann Arbor Marriott Ypsilanti at Eagle Crest, promises to be an out-of-this-world experience for fans of science fiction, comic books, and video games.
Tickets for both events are available on Twiztid's official website, allowing fans to immerse themselves in the duo's distinctive blend of horrorcore hip-hop and otherworldly entertainment. With Fright Fest and Astronomicon 9, Twiztid is solidifying its position as a leading force in Detroit's music scene, cementing its legacy as one of the most innovative and eclectic acts in the genre.
The tour's kick-off event, Fright Fest, will be held at Saint Andrew’s Hall in Detroit on Devil’s Night. This special annual show has become a staple of Twiztid's live performances and is a must-attend for fans of the duo. Fright Fest will feature a unique blend of music, horror-themed decorations, and otherworldly visuals that have come to define Twiztid's brand.
After wrapping up the tour, Twiztid will shift their focus to family-friendly pop-culture convention Astronomicon 9. The event, which takes place on April 10-12 at the Ann Arbor Marriott Ypsilanti at Eagle Crest, promises to be an out-of-this-world experience for fans of science fiction, comic books, and video games.
Tickets for both events are available on Twiztid's official website, allowing fans to immerse themselves in the duo's distinctive blend of horrorcore hip-hop and otherworldly entertainment. With Fright Fest and Astronomicon 9, Twiztid is solidifying its position as a leading force in Detroit's music scene, cementing its legacy as one of the most innovative and eclectic acts in the genre.
they're bringing that horrorcore hip-hop vibe to the east coast and i know it's gonna be EPIC! Fright Fest is literally my fave event of theirs, it's like a party in hell lol. I've been following them since their early days and it's amazing to see how far they've come. They're not just talented musicians, but also really passionate about creating this unique experience for their fans. Astronomicon 9 sounds like so much fun too, i'm def hitting that up with my squad 
can't wait to immerse ourselves in some sci-fi and comic book goodness!
It's crazy to think they've been making this type of music for that long - it's like, hip-hop horrorcore has been around even longer than I thought? 
They must be super dedicated to what they do. And wow, two events in one year? Fright Fest at Devil's Night sounds SO cool, all the horror-themed decorations and visuals... I wish I could go! 
Astronomicon 9 on the other hand, sounds like my jam - sci-fi, comic books, video games... that's what I'm all about! 
I'll have to check out their website for tickets. Good luck Twiztid, you guys are doing an amazing job keeping Detroit's music scene lit 
️ and then they're gonna switch gears and do Astronomicon 9 with all that sci-fi and gaming goodness... it's like twiztid is speaking my language now! 
! i'm so hyped that they're doing this freek show tour - it's gonna be lit! Saint Andrew's Hall on Devil's Night is gonna be off the chain, can't wait to see all the horror-themed decorations and music 
. Like, who else can make horrorcore hip-hop still cool? Twiztid, that's who. I'm down for a night of Fright Fest at Saint Andrew's Hall - those horror-themed decorations better be on point 
! They're gonna bring that horrorcore hip-hop energy to the east coast and I need it. Fright Fest is always a wild ride, and this year's gonna be especially lit with Devil's Night vibes 
. But what's up with Astronomicon 9? I mean, I love sci-fi and comic books, but Twiztid's horrorcore thing is so different from that. Are they trying to cater to a new audience or just expand their fanbase? Either way, I'm down to see them geek out and get weird with me 
i dont think im brave enough for that kinda thing 
can someone tell me more about twiztid's music? is it any good? 
. Fright Fest sounds super lit too, with all that spooky decor and otherworldly vibes... it's gonna be a wild ride 
. Twiztid's legacy is all about pushing boundaries, which is why they're so respected in the music scene 
. fright fest sounds like an absolute blast too - who wouldn't want to experience a horror-themed show with Twiztid? 
. And Fright Fest, Saint Andrew's Hall on Devil's Night? Sounds like a recipe for a wild night, but also kinda creepy. I'm not sure if I'd want to be trapped in a room with all that horror decor and music. At least they're doing it for the fans, so I guess that's cool 