Biography at a glance: Dead Horse emerged in 1987 in Houston, forging a sound that blends thrash and crossover with touches of death metal and Texas country sensibilities. Their career includes multiple reunions, most recently announced in September 2025 with new members Chris Forshage (guitar) and Jason Allen (drums). They’ve released six LPs over the years, with self-financed projects like The Beast That Comes (2017) and Loaded Gun (2014) alongside earlier titles such as Peaceful Death and Pretty Flowers (1991) and Horsecore: An Unrelated Story That’s Time Consuming (1989).
Discography highlights: The Beast That Comes (2017, self-financed); Loaded Gun (2014, self-financed); BOIL(ing) (2011, Abbyss Records); Peaceful Death and Pretty Flowers (1991, Big Chief/Metal Blade/Warner Bros.); Horsecore: An Unrelated Story That’s Time Consuming (1989, Death Ride).
Tour context: 2025 brought a new lineup and renewed activity, with official confirmation of a reunion and plans announced for further performances. As of February 2026, public tour dates haven’t been published, so check the official site for the latest.
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Geographically, Dead Horse roots are deeply tied to Houston and the broader Texas metal scene, a region known for its diverseHeavy music heritage and live venues that showcase a band’s gritty energy. If you’re in the area or planning a trip, we’ll help you find reliable tickets and details for upcoming performances.