Lynch Mob

Emerging from the vibrant music scene of Los Angeles in 1989, Lynch Mob has carved out a reputation as a powerhouse in hard rock and heavy metal. With a blend of powerful vocals and intricate guitar work, they have consistently pushed the boundaries of rock music. Recent albums like 'Dancing With the Devil' and 'Babylon' showcase their evolution while retaining the signature sound that fans have loved for decades.

Celebrating their rich history, Lynch Mob continues to captivate audiences with their dynamic performances. The band commemorated their legacy with the 'Wicked Sensation Reimagined - 30th Anniversary Edition,' highlighting their classic tracks while introducing fresh interpretations. Over the years, they've played notable venues, including the Landis Theater, further solidifying their place in rock history.

Fans of Lynch Mob won't want to miss their exhilarating upcoming shows in 2026. Mark your calendars for February 24th in Philadelphia at Nikki Lopez Philly, and then catch them on February 28th at Fete Music Hall in Providence, RI. Experience the electric atmosphere as die-hard fans unite, creating an unforgettable night filled with camaraderie and rock anthems.

On April 8th, they’ll be at The Mercury Music Lounge in Lakewood, OH. These concerts promise not only powerful music but also a community of fans sharing their passion. Each performance is a celebration of rock, and Lynch Mob knows how to deliver an experience that resonates long after the last note.

Lynch Mob's discography is a testament to their musical journey, featuring standout tracks that have become fan favorites. Their latest album, 'Dancing With the Devil,' released in 2025, offers fresh sounds that still echo their classic style. Following closely, 'Babylon' from 2023 showcases their signature blend of heavy riffs and melodic hooks that fans have come to expect.

Older releases like 'The Brotherhood' and 'Rebel' have also cemented their place in rock history, with hits that are frequently requested at live shows. The band's ability to reinvent themselves while maintaining their core identity is evident in projects like 'Wicked Sensation Reimagined,' proving that Lynch Mob is as relevant today as they were at their inception.