Reverend Horton Heat Tickets

About Reverend Horton Heat

Reverend Horton Heat, the man, was born James C. Heath in Corpus Christi. His intial rock years were spent on the strret and in the reformation schools. Heath eventually moved to Dallas.There he worked in a club. He was named Reverend Horton Heat by the owner, in 1985. lured by the fame, he moved into rock and punk venues. Bassist Jimbo Wallace and drummer Patrick "Taz" Bentley were soon added to the group.

They toured and gathered fame, evntaully landing a adeal with Sub Pop. ''Smoke 'Em If You Got 'Em,'' their debut album was released in 1991. It had the all-time favorites as "Eat Steak," "Bad Reputation," "Love Whip" and "Marijuana." In 1994 came ''Liquor in the Front'' which was subtitled "Poker in the Rear." Soon afetr that the drummer Bentley left the ban to join Tenderloin. Scott "Chernobyl" Churilla replaced him. In 1996, he came up with ''It's Martini Time'' which made it to the Top 200, a first for the band. Then Heat featured in the drama Homicide: Life on the Street. And then the Drew Carey Show. ''Space Heater'' came in 1998. That year thay were dropped by Interscope. Indaunted they released ''Spend a Night in the Box for Time Bomb'' in 2000. In 2002, he brought out the hard-edged ''Lucky 7.'' The single from the album "Like a Rocket," was chosen as the theme song for the Daytona 500 race of that year. Now the band was in the headlines. In the following years came the ''Revival'' and the first psychobilly holiday album ''We Three Kings.''

The band is a sell out act and the tickets run dry as the dates come closer. So do get your tickets from an on-line ticket vendor when you decide to be at the show.

We Three Kings 2005
Revival 2004
Lucky 7 2002
Spend A Night In The Box 2000
Holy Roller 1999
Space Heater 1998
It's Martini Time 1996
Liquor In The Front 1994
The Full-Custom Gospel Sounds 1993
Smoke 'Em If You Got 'Em 1992