The Studio at Warehouse Live in Houston was shrouded in an air of anticipation on the fateful Saturday night of November 4th, 2023, as a lineup of powerhouse bands took the stage, promising a concert experience that would resonate with fans of the macabre and the musically inclined. Headlining the night was none other than the incomparable Wednesday 13, who treated the audience to a spine-chilling performance featuring tracks from his illustrious career, spanning the Murderdolls and Frankenstein Drag Queens From Planet 13 eras.

    Opening the night were Black Satellite, whose atmospheric and haunting sound set the perfect tone for the dark evening ahead. Their ability to blend heavy riffs with ethereal melodies captivated the early arrivals, leaving a lasting impression that lingered throughout the night.

    Next up was Infected Rain, fronted by the mesmerizing Lena Scissorhands. The band's dynamic stage presence and genre-defying sound created an electric atmosphere, seamlessly fusing elements of metal, alternative, and electronic music. Lena's powerful vocals and the band's tight instrumentation left the crowd in awe, setting the stage for the musical feast that was to come.

    Gemini Syndrome took the stage next, delivering a performance that showcased their unique blend of alternative metal and atmospheric rock. The band's intense energy and captivating stage presence had the crowd fully engaged, creating an immersive experience that perfectly complemented the dark and mysterious theme of the night.

    As the clock struck the witching hour, Wednesday 13 emerged, and the crowd erupted in cheers and applause. The master of macabre himself lived up to his reputation, delivering a set that felt like a journey through the shadowy realms of his extensive discography. Fans were treated to iconic Murderdolls anthems and Frankenstein Drag Queens From Planet 13 classics, each song delivered with the theatricality and charisma that only Wednesday 13 can provide.

    The stage was transformed into a haunting spectacle, complete with eerie lighting and atmospheric effects that enhanced the overall experience. Wednesday 13's vocal prowess, combined with the tight instrumentation of his band, created an atmosphere of dark delight that resonated with every soul in attendance.

    The concert at The Studio at Warehouse Live on Saturday November 4th, 2023, was more than just a show; it was a journey into the heart of darkness, guided by the musical maestro Wednesday 13. The openers, Black Satellite, Infected Rain with Lena Scissorhands, and Gemini Syndrome, each brought their unique flair to the night, contributing to an unforgettable evening of sonic exploration. For fans of the macabre and those who revel in the theatricality of live performances, this concert was a hauntingly beautiful masterpiece.

Setlist: Wednesday 13
Chapel of Blood (Murderdolls cover)
Death Valley Superstars (Murderdolls cover)
197666 (Frankenstein Drag Queens From Planet 13 cover)
Slit My Wrist (Murderdolls cover)
Love at First Fright (Frankenstein Drag Queens From Planet 13 cover)
She Was a Teenage Zombie (Murderdolls cover)
Graverobbing USA (Frankenstein Drag Queens From Planet 13 cover)
Die My Bride (Frankenstein Drag Queens From Planet 13 cover)
Blood Stained Valentine (Murderdolls cover)
Pieces of You (Murderdolls cover)
Drug Me to Hell (Murderdolls cover)
Drum Solo
People Hate Me (Murderdolls cover)
Welcome to the Strange (Frankenstein Drag Queens From Planet 13 cover)
Dawn of the Dead (Frankenstein Drag Queens From Planet 13 cover)
Nowhere (Murderdolls cover)
Summertime Suicide (Murderdolls cover)
White Wedding (Billy Idol cover)
I Love to Say Fuck (Frankenstein Drag Queens From Planet 13 cover)
Dead in Hollywood (Murderdolls cover)

Setlist: Of Mice & Men
Bones Exposed
Would You Still Be There
Castaway
Obsolete
O.G. Loko
Into the Sun
Warpaint
Bloom
Second & Sebring

Setlist: Gemini Syndrome
Stardust
Primordial
(Unknown) (New song)
Die With Me
IDK
(Unknown) (New song)
Children of the Sun
Remember We Die

Setlist: Infected Rian
Fighter
The Realm of Chaos
Orphan Soul
Dying Light
The Earth Mantra
Black Gold
Sweet, Sweet Lies