Reverb Presents: The Union Underground x Spineshank w/ Julien-K and Carbon Stone Friday, September 12, 2025 All Ages 6:00 PM Doors | 7:00 PM Show About Union Underground: The Union Underground is an American Rock/Metal band based in Texas. On July 18, 2000, the band released their debut album "...An Education In Rebellion" on Columbia Records, featuring the hit singles Turn Me On Mr. Deadman, Revolution Man and Killing The Fly. The disc spent four months on the charts and the track "Turn Me On 'Mr. Deadman'" was on the mainstream rock charts for six months. The band toured relentlessly in support of the album with bands such as Disturbed, Marilyn Manson, Linkin Park, Slikpknot, etc., and landed a spot on the esteemed Ozzfest tour 2001. The Union Underground's next recording was the track "Across the Nation," heard on the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) various-artists album Forced Entry, released in March 2002. The song earned the band another extended stay on the mainstream rock charts and was the theme song for the WWE Raw show for many years. The band and Bryan Scott (as producer) both received a Gold certified album for their contribution to the 2002 compilation. In June 2002, they released "Live...One Nation Underground", a six-track EP containing songs recorded live in concert during the previous two years of touring. The band is currently in the studio working on new material for an upcoming release. About Spineshank: The Union Underground is an American Rock/Metal band based in Texas. On July 18, 2000, the band released their debut album "...An Education In Rebellion" on Columbia Records, featuring the hit singles Turn Me On Mr. Deadman, Revolution Man and Killing The Fly. The disc spent four months on the charts and the track "Turn Me On 'Mr. Deadman'" was on the mainstream rock charts for six months. The band toured relentlessly in support of the album with bands such as Disturbed, Marilyn Manson, Linkin Park, Slikpknot, etc., and landed a spot on the esteemed Ozzfest tour 2001. The Union Underground's next recording was the track "Across the Nation," heard on the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) various-artists album Forced Entry, released in March 2002. The song earned the band another extended stay on the mainstream rock charts and was the theme song for the WWE Raw show for many years. The band and Bryan Scott (as producer) both received a Gold certified album for their contribution to the 2002 compilation. In June 2002, they released "Live...One Nation Underground", a six-track EP containing songs recorded live in concert during the previous two years of touring. The band is currently in the studio working on new material for an upcoming release.