Sebastian Bach Flips Out On Blogger Who Gives His Show A Bad Review

Sebastian Bach is one of the most vocal rock stars today, so it’s no surprise that the former Skid Row frontman decided to give a blogger a piece of his mind after he ripped his solo show in a scathing review. Bach took to Facebook to share a review of his recent show in John’s Creek, Georgia, after he blasted the reviewer for saying his vocals are no longer what they used to be.

In a profanity-laced tirade, Sebastian told blogger Don de Leaumont, the owner of the unfortunately named site The Great Southern Brainfart, that he will personally make sure he never sets foot in one of his shows ever again.

Bach kicked off his long-awaited “An Evening with Sebastian Bach” tour last week, and de Leaumont apparently wasn’t impressed. The blogger wrote that Bach was “so off key” that he was waiting for American Idol judge Randy Jackson to come out and tell him he was pitchy. The blogger also compared Bach’s concert to “a circus sideshow,” and he noted that Sebastian’s band looked like “they were barely happy to be even picking up a paycheck from this gig.”

Bach immediately fired back at the review, warning de Leaumont to “stay the f*ck away from me if you know what’s good for you.”

Sebastian and de Leaumont hurled insults at each other via Facebook for more than an hour before an unverified Facebook account bearing Bach’s birth name, “Sebastian Bierk,” chimed in. This prompted the blogger to post an updated article, complete with screenshots of the heated exchange, to explain that he used to be a huge Sebastian Bach fan but that over the years he feels the rocker has lost his voice.

“It’s no lie that over the years Sebastian has pretty much lost that powerful voice that he once had in his youth and he knows it. He knows it so well in fact that he had the original footage from Hellfest in 2012 pulled from the internet which had him sounding horrible, and then magically released his DVD/Album ABachalypse Now which, SURPRISE, had his vocals sounding fantastic. Hmm…I smell a rat.”

The blogger also wrote that Bach is billing himself as “The Original Voice of Skid Row,” but that the band’s original singer was actually Matt Fallon before Bach replaced him in 1987.

“Bach and his band are out on the road making money so he can pay alimony, keep his car, and most of his KISS collection all the while delivering his own take on the songs that made him famous but that he didn’t even write,” de Leaumont wrote.

Sebastian Bach fired back with a final warning that he would make sure de Leaumont is banned from every show he tries to get into from now on. And not just his shows.

“I will show every band I know, Guns ‘N Roses down the line,” Bach reportedly wrote. “This guy will be kicked out of every venue he tries to get in from now on.”

Of course, Sebastian Bach’s fans had plenty to say about this social media war of words, and just about all of them sided with the rocker and not the reviewer. Sebastian Bach’s tour runs through June 3 and ends in Salt Lake City, Utah, just a few weeks before his memoir, 18 and Life on Skid Row, is due to be released.

Take a look at the videos below to see a Sebastian Bach performing the Skid Row hit, “I Remember You,” in 1991 and then at the Georgia concert in question.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfeU2ezm_Wo

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