"Butthole Surfers reunited for a surprise performance on Tuesday night (September 23rd) at a screening of the new documentary on the band at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood, California. The Tom Stern-directed film, titled The Hole Truth and Nothing Butt, had its West Coast premiere at the venue as part of Beyond Fest, where the full band was in attendance for a Q&A."
"After the screening, frontman Gibby Haynes and company pleasantly surprised attendees when they took the stage and played a three-song set comprised of "Cherub," "The Colored FBI Guy," and "The Shah Sleeps in Lee Harvey's Grave." The gig marked Butthole Surfers' first performance since an October 2017 concert in San Pedro, California, and only their third show since 2011. While they never officially broke up, the band has pretty much been on hiatus for the better part of the past decade."
Butthole Surfers reunited for a surprise performance on September 23 at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood during the West Coast premiere of their documentary The Hole Truth and Nothing Butt, directed by Tom Stern. The full band attended a Q&A and then frontman Gibby Haynes and company unexpectedly took the stage. They played a three-song set of "Cherub," "The Colored FBI Guy," and "The Shah Sleeps in Lee Harvey's Grave." The performance marked the group's first show since October 2017 in San Pedro and only their third since 2011. Classic members Paul Leary, King Coffey, and Jeff Pinkus joined Haynes for the set.
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