On March 21, 2025, Goldfield Trading Post was the location for the event of the evening. Wednesday 13 was the headliner with Stitched Up Heart and Dead Rabbits supporting the show. Seriously, it was a great show.
Dead Rabbit was the first band to perform, taking the stage in rabbit masks and delivering a high-energy show that captivated the audience. They kicked off their set with “Raisehell.exe,” setting a powerful tone. Next up was “Dead By Daylight,” which received an enthusiastic response from the crowd. The band maintained their strong performance with songs like “Artificial Gods,” “Mistake,” and “Dead Again.” The latter was a standout track and quickly became a fan favorite.
Following that, “Hellscape” turned up the intensity, shredding away any inhibitions the crowd had. The band was clearly enjoying themselves, and the audience was fully engaged. One of the highlights of the night was when Mixi joined them on stage to perform “Oxygen,” and their combined vocals created an electrifying atmosphere.
As they wrapped up their set, the final song, “Deer in the Headlights,” served as a perfect conclusion to a thrilling performance. But was that really the end of the night?
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Craig Mabbitt – vocals
Erik “Shredz” Jensen – guitar, co-lead vocals
Delaney Jaster – drums, percussion
Colton Westerman – bass
Setlist
1). Raisehell.exe
2). Dead By Daylight
3). Artificial Gods
4). Mistake
5). Dead Again
6). Hellscape
7). Oxygen 02
8). Deer In the Headlights
Up next was Stitched Up Heart, and they were fully engaged from the start. They kicked off their set with “To the Wolves,” and the energy was incredible, especially when Craig joined them on stage to sing. It was epic! They followed up with “Possess Me,” which had the crowd clamoring for more as they jammed out with intensity.
Next, they played “My Demon,” which resonated powerfully with the audience and showcased their incredible stage presence. Following that was “Lost,” which transitioned into “Sick Sick Sick,” maintaining the high energy.
Then came “Architect,” which rocked the crowd even harder. Following the excitement of that song, “C&D” brought the energy up even further. With each track, they captivated the crowd, who were fully invested in the performance. They then delivered “Immortal,” and the mosh pit came alive, with the audience shouting for more.
To wrap up the set, they decided to play a tune from their first album, delivering an electrifying performance of “Monster.” The set came to an end that nobody wanted, but unfortunately, it had to happen. This band is clearly on its way to greatness!
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Alecia ‘Mixi’ Demner – lead vocals, rhythm guitar
Merritt Goodwin – lead guitar
Randy Mathias – bass, backing vocals
Delaney Jaster – drums
Setlist
1). To the Wolves
2). Possess Me
3). My Demon
4). Lost
5). Sick Sick Sick
6). Architecture
7). C&D
8). Immortal
9). Monster
It was now time for the headliner, Wednesday 13. The band’s followers are incredibly passionate. From the very beginning, the crowd was fully engaged. When the band hit the stage, the audience erupted with anticipation. They opened the set with “Bats Dragged In”, and the crowd went wild. Following that was “197666”, a song that fired things up. Next came “I Want You Dead”, “Devil Commands”, and “God Is A Lie”, which helped warm the crowd up even more—though they didn’t need it; the band was just eager to get everyone excited.
“Here to the Hearse” was up next, and the energy showed no signs of waning. Then, they played “Vincent Price”, which was a standout moment, thrilling the moshing crowd with intense sound. Following that was “No Apologies”, then the crowd favorite, “Rambo”. The audience sang along to “Rambo” with such fervor that it felt like their lives depended on it.
There was a technical glitch during “House By the Cemetery”, but it didn’t stop their momentum. After that, they launched into “In Misery” and “Zombie”, from their first album, stirring things up even more. Finally, they closed the main set with “Bad Things”, but the band returned for an encore.
They kicked off the encore with “Slit My Wrists”, followed by “Love At First Fright” and “People Hate Me.” The rocking tune “White Wedding” had everyone singing along again. After that came “Dead In Hollywood”, the very first Murderdolls song, which absolutely shredded the crowd. They wrapped up with the song “Fuck”, which turned into an all-out bash, complete with an umbrella featuring the band’s name and the word.
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Joseph Poole – vocals/guitar
Troy Doebbler – bass
Mike Dupke – drums
Ashes -guitar
Jack Tankerley -guitar
Setlist
1). Bats Dragged In
2). 197666
3). I Want You Dead
4). Devil Commands
5). God Is A Lie
6). Here To the Hearse
7). Vincent Price
8). No Apologies
9). Rambo
10). House By the Cemetery
11). In Misery
12). Zombie
13). Bad Things
14). Slit My Wrists
15). Love At First Fright
16). People Hate Me
17). White Wedding (Billy Idol cover)
18). Dead In Hollywood (Murderdolls cover)
19). Fuck
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