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Sebastian Bach Plays Skid Row’s ‘Slave To The Grind’ Album Front-To-Back In Melbourne (Video)

Sebastian Bach thrilled Melbourne fans by performing Skid Row’s 1991 album ‘Slave To The Grind’ in full during his November 24 headlining show.

Sebastian Bach 2025 Melbourne

Former Skid Row frontman Sebastian Bach treated Australian fans to a rare and aggressive spectacle earlier this week, dedicating the bulk of his headlining set to a full performance of the band’s landmark sophomore album.

Taking over the Forum Theatre in Melbourne on Monday, November 24, Bach led his solo band through Skid Row’s 1991 classic Slave To The Grind in its entirety. The performance highlighted the heavier direction of that era, featuring deeper cuts like “Mudkicker” and “Creepshow” alongside staples like “Monkey Business.”

For this run, Bach is backed by a lineup featuring bassist Fede Delfino, guitarist “Bruiser Brody DeRozie, and his own son, Paris Bach, handling drum duties.

While the night centered on the classic album, Bach opened the show with his recent solo single “What Do I Got To Lose?” and sprinkled the set with tributes to his influences. The set included covers of Kiss, Black Sabbath, and Ozzy Osbourne, as well as a nod to Australian rock legends Rose Tattoo during the encore with a rendition of “We Can’t Be Beaten.”

Fan-filmed footage from the evening has since surfaced, showcasing the vocalist’s enduring energy. Bach continues his tour across Australia this week before returning to the United States for a run of dates stretching into late 2026.

Sebastian Bach – Forum Theatre, Melbourne – November 24, 2025 Setlist

  1. “What Do I Got To Lose?”
  2. “Slave To The Grind” (Skid Row)
  3. “The Threat” (Skid Row)
  4. “Big Guns” (Skid Row)
  5. “Riot Act” (Skid Row)
  6. “18 And Life” (Skid Row)
  7. “Shock Me” (Kiss cover)
  8. “Quicksand Jesus” (Skid Row)
  9. “Psycho Love” (Skid Row)
  10. “Beggar’s Day” (Skid Row)
  11. “Freedom”
  12. “Livin’ On A Chain Gang” (Skid Row)
  13. “Future Of Youth”
  14. “In A Darkened Room” (Skid Row)
  15. “Creepshow” (Skid Row)
  16. “Mudkicker” (Skid Row)
  17. “Wasted Time” (Skid Row)
  18. “Monkey Business” (Skid Row)
  19. “I Don’t Know” (Ozzy Osbourne cover)
  20. “I Remember You” (Skid Row)
  21. “Heaven And Hell” (Black Sabbath cover)
  22. “Youth Gone Wild” (Skid Row)

Encore:

  1. “We Can’t Be Beaten” (Rose Tattoo cover)
  2. “Get The F**k Out” (Skid Row)

Sebastian Bach 2025/2026 Tour Dates:

  • Nov 27 – Melbourne, AUS – Forum Melbourne (Sold Out)
  • Nov 28 – Newtown, AUS – Enmore Theatre (Sold Out)
  • Nov 29 – Eatons Hill, AUS – Eatons Hill Hotel
  • Dec 12 – West Siloam Springs, OK – Cherokee Hotel & Casino
  • Dec 13 – Roland, OK – Cherokee Casino and Hotel
  • Dec 27 – Airway Heights, WA – Pend Oreille Pavilion at Northern Quest Resort & Casino
  • Jan 17 – Lincoln City, OR – Chinook Winds Casino Resort
  • Jan 24 – Atlantic City, NJ – Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena (w/ Tesla)
  • Feb 21 – Newton, NC – Newton Performing Arts Center
  • Feb 26 – Highland, CA – Yaamava’ Theater (w/ Slaughter, Ace Frehley)
  • Mar 14 – Florence, IN – Belterra Casino Resort
  • Mar 21 – Jim Thorpe, PA – Penn’s Peak
  • Aug 21 – Gatlinburg, TN – The Mountain Festival 2026
  • Oct 03 – Saint Charles, MO – The Family Arena (w/ Great White, Quiet Riot)
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