Win Tickets ($50): Black Sabbitch @ Mission Theater | Hand-picked Black Sabbath Tribute

We are giving you another chance to WIN a pair of tickets to Black Sabbitch @ Mission Theater on July 12. To win, comment below on this post why you’d like to attend. Winner will be drawn and emailed July 8.

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From our sponsors:
Black Sabbitch
July 12, 2024
7PM Doors, 8PM Show | $20 ADV $25 Doors | 21+
More info: mcmenamins.com

Mission Theater
1624 NW Glisan St, Portland, OR 97209

For over a decade, Black Sabbitch has been selling out shows and wowing even the most difficult to please Sabbath worshipers, gaining a rabid fan base and the respect of critics, fans and musicians alike. They have become festival favorites, consistently performing with some of the world’s biggest acts, in a world seldom traveled by your typical “tribute” band. Black Sabbitch were hand-picked by Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne to open the inaugural Ozzfiesta and by Dave Grohl to play Cal Jam with Foo Fighters and Iggy Pop, after which the FooFighters shared photos of Black Sabbitch saying “we were spellbound.”

They have played multiple headlining sets at Psycho Las Vegas and The Maryland Doom Fest and most recently were chosen by Paul Stanley to play The 2022 Kiss Kruise. Nick Zinner of The Yeah Yeah Yeahs chose Black Sabbitch to headline his curated festival Bedrocktoberfest and legendary street artist Shepard Fairey had Black Sabbitch open his Black Sabbath retrospective, Never Say Die. Electroclash superstar Peaches recently sat in as lead vocalist with Black Sabbitch for a special two-night run in Los Angeles.

“Finally Black Sabbitch took the stage and pretty much melted everyone’s faces. The all-female Black Sabbath were not only talented — nailing every note of the legendary group’s familiar repertoire — but were captivating to an almost distracting level’. – The LA Weekly

“Those who seek the purest source of the one-of-a-kind Sabbath sound never walk away from a Sabbitch live show feeling like they settled for a dollar store version of the Birmingham four. Sabbitch offers an experience that even Ozzy and the boys couldn’t provide. After adding up Sabbitch’s raw musical talent, their ability to play the songs Sabbath were forced to raise to the rafters…the only label you could possibly hang on Black Sabbitch would have to be “undeniable.” – NEW TIMES Phoenix

“Black Sabbitch restores the swing and speeds (to the Sabbath catalogue) capturing the potency and intensity of the original Sabbath.” – Times Union – Albany NY

“Don’t call Black Sabbitch a tribute. They are the female version of Black Sabbath. They bring a new shine to old doom. Indeed, they rock the living hell out of Sabbath’s catalog.” – San Diego Reader

“Cover bands, tribute bands and the rest, we don’t need most of ’em, but we do need Black Sabbitch.” – Organ Thing