Acting Like Black Sabbath Tickets

Acting Like Black Sabbath is a Canadian doom/heavy metal tribute act formed in 2022 in Nelson, British Columbia. The group channels the dark, heavy reverberations of classic Black Sabbath with a focused live repertoire that aims for authentic Sabbath ambience on stage. With a lineup built to reproduce the band’s signature riffs and thunderous rhythm section, Acting Like Black Sabbath has carved out a niche as a dependable, no-frills live act for fans seeking a true-metal experience in intimate venues and regional clubs.

Band members include Mike Hodsall on guitar, Graham Tracey handling vocals, Roger Swan on drums, and JC Van Bruegel on bass. Together, they pull influence from Sabbath’s early catalog while adding their own doom-tinged intensity to each performance. The group has been documented performing in venues across British Columbia, bringing a focused, authentic vibe to every show.

Whether you’re in Nelson, Cranbrook, Golden, Squamish, or Eugene, Oregon, Acting Like Black Sabbath is about delivering a straightforward, dependable live experience. We’ve got you covered for upcoming appearances and tour updates as they emerge from credible sources and venue listings.

Upcoming shows and appearances are scheduled as events become publicly listed. Because this is a dedicated tribute act, performances focus on delivering a solid, Sabbath-flavored live set without gimmicks. If you’re a fan of heavy riffs, thunderous drums, and a faithful homage to Black Sabbath, you’ll want to secure your seats early through trusted outlets. Follow the band for the latest news and tour info as dates are announced.

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From intimate clubs to regional venues, Acting Like Black Sabbath continues to bring a consistent, grounded heavy metal experience that respects the roots of Sabbath while delivering their own commanding performances.