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The Electric Kool-Aid Experiment
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Overview
This is THE Rob Zombie Tribute band. Covering works from White Zombie and the entire Zombie catalog while bringing the nostalgia and vibe of the rockabilly atmosphere. Get lost in the House of 1000 Corpses and see why people are saying The Electric Kool-Aid Experiment will be the El Monstero of HALLOWEEN.
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What to expect
This film has been rated NR by the United Censorship Committee
Expect a show that brings an energy unmatched and a group of musicians that absolutely own their craft.
About
The best Rob Zombie Tribute band The Electric Kool-Aid Experiment brings an over the top, unapologetically raw show in honor of all Zombie... movies, music, atmosphere.. it's a circus and one that tickles all of your senses.
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Influences and inspiration
Rob Zombie
Horror films
Rockabilly style
Setup requirements
Stage Plot Layout PDF Available Upon Request
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