The Castle Theatre Presents

All Them Witches - 21 Shows / 21 Days

with Emma Ruth Rundle *Appearing Solo

🗓 Thursday, October 29th, 2026

⏰ Doors: 6:30pm | Show: 7:30pm

➡️ 18+. Minors Welcome with parent or guardian

• Unless otherwise noted, ALL patrons must be 18 years of age or older with valid ID to attend. Patrons under the age of 18 may attend with a parent or legal guardian.
• Tickets are non-refundable unless the event is canceled. Tickets cannot be replaced if lost, stolen, or destroyed. No refunds or exchanges. Event, Artists, Date & Time subject to change. No outside food, beverage, or oversized bags are permitted inside the venue. All persons and their belongings are subject to search upon entry. The ticket holder voluntarily assumes all risks in attending the event, whether occurring before, during, or after the event and releases the venue and its agents from all related claims.
• The Castle Theatre is a mostly standing-room venue. Unless tickets specifically state they are "SEATED", you are purchasing a standing room only ticket.
• Please note that The Castle Theatre is not responsible for tickets purchased from any third-party ticketing site and cannot guarantee the validity of any third-party site tickets. Only tickets sold through Opendate via thecastletheatre.com are guaranteed entry.

You’ll find All Them Witches on the outskirts. This collective of creative outliers have never followed a pre-trodden path or comfortably fit into an existing scene or style. Instead, the band resides at an elusive crossroads where clouds of slow-burning meditative distortion soak up strains of stratospheric psychedelia, out-of-body blues, and thundering no-frills hard rock. The quartet—Charles Michael Parks, JR. [bass, vocals], Ben McLeod [guitar, vocals], Allan Van Cleave [piano, keys, violin], and Christian Powers [drums]—astrally amplify arresting melodies across an ever-evolving landscape, balancing extremes of blunt heaviness and melodic weightlessness, mythos and magic, and dark and light. The group first materialized in Nashville, TN, in 2012. Their organic progression was evident in fan-favorite releases, including Our Mother Electricity [2012], Lightning at the Door [2013], Dying Surfer Meets His Maker [2015], Sleeping Through the War [2017], and ATW [2018]. They reached a critical high watermark on Nothing as the Ideal [2020]. In a “9.0” review, The Line of Best Fit raved, “Nothing Is The Ideal is their greatest achievement to date.” Classic Rock hailed it as “a dark, enticing feast for the senses,” and Paste christened it “a steady mix of gloom and acceptance.” Beyond gracing the stages of festivals a la Bonnaroo, Pukkelpop, and more, they packed houses on headline tours and hit the road with the likes of Mastodon, Primus, and Ghost. Firing on all cylinders with their first new music in over half a decade, they harness the power of their unbreakable union as collaborators and friends on their seventh full-length LP and first offering for BMG, House of Mirrors.