Peter Steele has been gone since 2010, but the cult around Type O Negative has only deepened. The Brooklyn doom band’s catalog — those slow-moving, gothic walls of sound, Steele’s impossibly low bass-baritone, the black humor woven through the darkness — has outlasted trends, sub-genre cycles, and the entire streaming era. Dead Again, the Type O Negative tribute, exists because that music demands to be heard loud, live, and in a room full of people who get it.
On October 3, 2026, Dead Again comes to Buffalo Iron Works for a night that was practically designed for this venue. Doors at 8:00 PM.
Issues Opens the Night
Support comes from Issues, a Korn tribute — and that pairing makes complete sense. Korn and Type O Negative both came up in the same era of heavy music, both built their audiences on intensity and emotional unfiltering, and both left marks on a generation of metal fans that didn’t wash off. Two tribute acts in one night means two chances to hear that catalog played by people who know exactly what it meant.
Buffalo Iron Works Was Made for This
If you’ve been to a metal or hard rock show at Iron Works, you already know: the room handles volume the way it’s supposed to, the crowd knows the words, and the industrial bones of the building lend a certain weight to the proceedings that a traditional concert hall just can’t manufacture. Dead Again on that stage, playing “Black No. 1” or “Christian Woman” or anything off Bloody Kisses — that’s going to land exactly the way it should.
Get your tickets at buffaloironworks.com before this one sells through. October metal nights in Buffalo don’t sit on the rack for long.