Sanguisugabogg at Irving Plaza
Sanguisugabogg brings its extreme-metal sound to Irving Plaza in New York on November 28, 2025, with Dying Fetus also listed on the lineup. This Concerts event falls under the Hard rock / metal category. The date and lineup make for a night centered on uncompromising heaviness in a compact Manhattan venue. Find event details and ticket information on ticketsinbrooklyn.com.
Sanguisugabogg Biography
Sanguisugabogg is an American death metal band known for a blunt, abrasive approach rooted in the genre's underground traditions. The band's name and sound signal a deliberately grotesque aesthetic, while its short, forceful songs are built for the intensity of a live metal show. Its album releases have helped establish the group among contemporary extreme-metal audiences.
The supplied event information lists one Sanguisugabogg date at Irving Plaza, so there is no confirmed venue history to compare with this performance. The bill also features Dying Fetus, an established death metal act whose presence gives the evening a strong connection to the genre's longtime fan base. No tour name or additional past New York dates were provided.
Venue and Seating Information
Located at 17 Irving Place in Manhattan's Gramercy Park neighborhood, Irving Plaza is a historic live-music venue with an approximate capacity of 1,025. Most events use a general-admission standing floor, creating an up-close concert experience suited to a high-energy metal bill. Seating is limited and may vary by event.
For general admission, arriving early is the clearest way to improve the chance of getting a preferred viewing position. The venue also provides an accessible section, ramp access, accessible restrooms, and an elevator. Jocco's Ransom VIP Lounge is a separate option for guests seeking a more exclusive setting.
Parking and Getting There
Irving Plaza does not operate its own parking, and street spaces around the venue are limited and metered. Fans planning to drive should consider a nearby Gramercy or Union Square garage and check current availability and rates before setting out; no specific garage price is confirmed here.
- Limited metered street parking is available on Irving Place and surrounding blocks.
- Several paid garages are located in the Gramercy and Union Square area.
- Union Square/14th Street subway station, served by the L, N, Q, R, W, 4, 5, and 6 trains, is about a five-minute walk away.
- Rideshare pickup and drop-off are available on Irving Place near the venue.
Because on-street parking is scarce, public transit or rideshare may be more convenient for this New York concert. Subway service to Union Square offers a straightforward alternative to searching for a space near the venue.
Sanguisugabogg Brooklyn reviews
An evening of amazement and magic
The show brought laughter and joy to the entire audience which spanned the age spectrum, from the childlike innocence of the mimes flying paper planes to the exquisite skill of the artists performing high above the ground. Alegria was superb. If you have the chance to see this show, do it! I have seen several Sanguisugabogg shows and it would be hard to rank one higher than the other.
The obnoxious people who insisted on taking flash photos even though they had been asked not to spoiled the show. It is distracting for the audience and not only harmful to the performers.