
Blaze Ya Dead Homie Brining Dead Serious Tour To Butte’s Covellite Theater
Underground hip-hop artist Blaze Ya Dead Homie is bringing his Dead Serious Tour to Butte tonight, Tuesday, October 13th, for an evening of horrorcore rap, heavy beats and the distinctive style that has helped him build a loyal following over the course of his more than two-decades-old career.
The all-ages show will take place at The Covellite Theater at 215 W. Broadway in Historic Uptown Butte with the doors opening tonight at 6:30pm and showtime set for 7pm. Tickets will be available at the door for $30.
Known for his signature "undead gangster" persona, Blaze Ya Dead Homie has established himself as one of the most recognizable figures in underground rap and the horrorcore subgenre. Blending hip-hop with dark themes and theatrical imagery, Blaze Ya Dead Homie has developed a dedicated fan base through years of touring, energetic live performances and a catalog of songs that have become favorites among listeners of the genre.
The Butte stop on the Dead Serious Tour offers longtime fans an opportunity to hear familiar material alongside newer music. The show is also an introduction for newcomers interested in exploring a corner of hip-hop that combines hard-hitting production with horror-inspired storytelling and an unconventional stage persona.
For fans looking to get closer to the performers, a separate VIP package is available for $80 through Sound Rink.
With its intimate setting and emphasis on live music, The Covellite provides Butte and Southwest Montana a venue for audiences to experience touring acts across a variety of musical styles.
Blaze Ya Dead Homie's appearance offers local fans a chance to experience an established name in underground hip-hop without leaving the area. Whether attending to revisit familiar tracks or to discover the artist's music for the first time, concertgoers can expect an evening centered on the heavy sound and horror-inspired identity that have defined his career.
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