BIOHAZARD REUNITE WITH ORIGINAL LINEUP ANNOUNCE LIVE DATES, NEW MATERIAL
Biohazard is back.
Celebrating their 35th anniversary as a band, Brooklyn, NY hardcore metal legends Biohazard have returned, reuniting their original lineup of guitarist/vocalist Billy Gradziadei, guitarist Bobby Hambel, drummer Danny Schuler, and bassist/vocalist Evan Seinfeld.
The first wave of confirmed dates for the seminal outfit includes multiple international festivals in the summer of 2023, as well as select appearances in America. See the current dates below, with more announcements coming soon.
In addition to touring, Biohazard has a 35th anniversary documentary in the works containing previously unreleased footage spanning four decades. They also plan on returning to the studio to record new material in early 2023.
“Biohazard is an iconic band that ripped it up on the streets of New York when I lived there in the late ‘80s and early ‘90s, so I’m excited to be working with them to bring their pioneering hardcore sound to a new generation,” says Andy Gould (Rob Zombie, Pantera, Type O Negative, more). The band is managed by Gould and Paul Gargano and booked by Jim Morewood at the K2 Agency internationally, and Steve Sokol at Pinnacle in North America.
Biohazard pioneered a genre, with a trailblazing sound that fused elements of hardcore, heavy metal, punk, and hip-hop.
Billy Gradziadei, “Over the years, we made some great music together and had so many incredible shows on some pretty amazing tours. After spending so much time and focus on Powerflo and my solo project BillyBio, things just fell in place at the right time and I decided it was the time to recapture that energy and go kick ass again with the original lineup of Biohazard with Danny, Bobby, and Evan.”
Bobby Hambel, “I’m honored to perform with the band again. I can’t wait to get onstage with the guys and do what we do! I’m looking forward to traveling and playing live – see you out there.”
Danny Schuler, “Life is short, things happen, and before you know it, it’s too late – that’s why I’m extremely grateful that we are getting the chance to do this again, forgiving the past and focusing on the future. I’ve missed the band and the great times we’ve had, and I’m looking forward to the shows, the travel, and seeing our friends all over the world again… This is gonna be awesome, let’s go.”
Evan Seinfeld, “It’s been ten years since we all played together, and I’m in a huge place of gratitude for the opportunity to get back to the roots of Biohazard and not only reconnect with the other guys, but also the fans. We’ve been through decades of madness, and it feels like the fantastic four are back together.”
Current tour dates:
August:
4 Czaplinek, Poland – Pol’and’Rock Festival
10 Jeromer, Czech Republic – Brutal Assault
13 Catton Park, England – Bloodstock
19 Eindhoven, Holland – Dynamo Metalfest
(More to be announced…)
I remember Evan Seinfield when he was on that show with Bonhsm, Bach and Uncle Ted haha. Another thing that cracks me up as I get older is band photos lmao. The poses, the mean mugs, the strange looking off into the distance, showing off how prison tough you perceive to be with your tattoos haha. I have a lot of framed band posters in my man cave which I have dubbed the true rock n roll hall of fame. Sometimes I just look and laugh. The dude that looks so sad staring off into space, my oh my, what could he be thinking about? Dinner? His next hair appointment? It just cracks me up.
Don’t remember Evan Seinfield, at all. I remember Nugent, Bach, Ian and Bonham. I also remember Bach wanting the band to be called Savage Animal. However, I am totally spacing on the name of the show, hold on…it was called Supergroup-LOL!!
Savage Animal, Fist……Damnocracy!
Yes it was called Supergroup! Seinfeld was the bass player.