NYC’S MEGA THEATRICAL FUNK-METAL BAND
KING HELL!
TAKES THEIR STAGE MAYHEM HOME TO
BROOKLYN TO PERFORM AT PUBLIC ASSEMBLY
FOR ‘HIPSTERWRECTOMY’ ON THURSDAY, JUNE 17
AND AT ‘GOTHAM ROCKS SHOWCASE’ IN MANHATTAN ON
THURSDAY, JULY 29

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King Hell!’s Blog Provides A Peek Into The Band’s Wild World
Featuring ‘The King Hell Report’ Video Clips—A Weekly Whiskey-Fueled Rant By Co-Lead Singer Doc Thompson With
900,000+ Views Online

Brooklyn’s very own King Hell!, the ‘Epic Defenders of Metal and Funk,’ plan to tear up their home turf of Brooklyn on Thursday, June 17 at 10 p.m., with a performance at hotspot Public Assembly showcasing at “Hipsterwrectomy.” King Hell’s dueling vocals of Samwell and Doc Thompson, joined by guitarist Mötherfökker (aka Möfö), drummer Shille-Lee, and bassist Zigabot, will bring their theatrical stage personas and raw energy performance to fans and newcomers.

The rockers then pack up their act and head across the Brooklyn Bridge to perform at Manhattan’s Highline Ballroom for the “Gotham Rocks Showcase” on Thursday, July 29. The band will give another intense performance of tracks off their well received full-length debut album Rhythm and Bruise.

Fans looking for a deeper connection with King Hell! must check out the band’s blog at www.kinghellmetal.com. A representation of their outrageous performances and loud personalities, this hilarious blog takes you inside the daily musings of the guys and features Doc Thompson’s video blogs called the King Hell Report. With over 900,000 views, The King Hell Report is “a weekly whiskey-fueled rant” from the band’s co-lead singer.

Legendary “gonzo journalist” Hunter S. Thompson made up his own adjective to describe the ultimate of something: “It was the king hell of all parties!” No doubt, the late great author of “Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas” would feel the same sense of visceral energy if he’d had the chance to check out King Hell!, the furious and funky, intensely tongue-in-cheek, indie powerhouse named after his turn of phrase.

EVENT RECAP

June 17
Hipsterwrectomy
at Public Assembly
70 North 6th St.
Brooklyn, NY
8 p.m.
$8
21+

July 29
“Gotham Rocks Showcase”
at Highline Ballroom
431 West 16th Street
New York, NY
7 p.m.
$12
All ages