HOLLYWOOD GLAM METAL WITH ZERO FILTER
A hefty dose of self-mockery, a look ripped straight out of the 80s, hard-hitting glam melodies fuelled by furious riffs and dizzying rhythms that make headbanging feel like the only logical response — Steel Panther ticks every box of a rock attitude that's gloriously unhinged and devastatingly effective.
Think Mötley Crüe crossed with Spinal Tap, Wayne's World, and Adam Sandler-level humour, and you're getting close. That said, it would be a shame to write them off as a comedy act — behind the outrageous antics are genuinely world-class musicians. Don't say we didn't warn you: these guys can really play.
On the setlist: their irreverent classics — "Eyes Of A Panther," "Gloryhole," "Death To All But Metal," "Community Property," and "Party Like Tomorrow Is The End Of The World."
All delivered in a totally unpredictable show where anything can happen: crowd dives, absurd solos, jokes that probably shouldn't be repeated in polite company, fans pulled up on stage, and perfectly orchestrated glam chaos.
A Steel Panther concert has a habit of turning into one massive communal party — somewhere between a trashy stand-up show, a hair metal revival, and a full-blown riot.
With only two stops in France and one in Switzerland, don't miss one of the most joyously unhinged live acts in rock.