The ’90s were a fun time for music. It seemed that new genres were being invented every day, even though we know it was the underground scene coming out. It’s the decade that gave us punk-pop, grunge, and in the case of Acid King, stoner rock.

Stoner rock is a unique mix that’s a little bit Nirvana, a little bit Reggae, and a little bit soft rock (think Jack Johnson). It’s the perfect music to listen to stoned, as long as you can do that legally and safely in your area. Their shows are a fun experience and manage to be both mellow and energetic at the same time. They’re definitely an experience you want to have at least once in your lifetime, so learn more about how to get tickets below.

Who is the True Acid King?

We may not ever have the answer to that question, but we can tell you who is in the band. That would be Lori Crover on vocals, Joey Osbourne on drums, and Peter Lucas on Bass. Peter came and went from the band over the years, and both Dan Southwick and Dale Crover have come on in his place (at different times).

When it comes to label representation, their first record label deal was with Sympathy for the Record Industry Records. That should tell you a little bit about how they feel about the music industry in general and all the games they like to play.

Zoraster

One of their most popular albums, Zoraster, came out in 1995. It was the last album they put out before Lucas quit the band, and they spent a few years trying to find a solid bassist. As far as we know, their current bassist is Brian Hill, who was with them through their last album, Busse Woods.