Aftershock in Sacramento - Oct 4, 2026

Jutes

2 concerts

Jutes, born Jordan Lutes in Ottawa, Canada, is a Juno Award-nominated musician blending alternative rock, hip-hop, and pop-punk. Known for raw, emotional lyrics and heartfelt storytelling, his discography includes albums like "Sleepyhead" (2024), "Dilworth" (2025), and "Chin Up, Beautiful" (2026). He has collaborated with artists like Demi Lovato and Ari Abdul, gaining recognition for songs such as "Cocaine Cinderella" and "Red Velvet".

Max Cavalera

2 concerts

Max Cavalera, born in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, is a heavy metal icon. He co-founded Sepultura, pioneering Brazilian thrash and groove metal with aggressive vocals and tribal rhythms. He also leads Soulfly, Cavalera Conspiracy, Nailbomb, and Killer Be Killed. Known for songs like "Roots Bloody Roots" and "Eye for an Eye," he has collaborated with many artists. His work includes re-recordings of early Sepultura albums and releases with Soulfly.

The Home Team

12 concerts

The Home Team is a Seattle, Washington rock band formed in 2013, known for their "heavy pop" sound blending rock, pop-punk, R&B, and post-hardcore. Comprising Brian Butcher, John Baran, Ryne Olson, and Daniel Matson, they released albums like "Better Off," "Slow Bloom," and "The Crucible of Life." Popular songs include "Worthy" and "Loud." They have shared stages with acts such as Don Broco and Neck Deep.

Codefendants

5 concerts

Codefendants is a punk group formed in Sherman Oaks and the Bay Area, featuring Sam King, Julio Ceschi Ramos, and NOFX producer Fat Mike. Known for their criminal backgrounds and underground hip-hop and punk style, they met at 924 Gilman Street.

Filter

2 concerts

Richard Patrick is the creative force behind rock band Filter, having previously served as Nine Inch Nails touring guitarist. Filter debuted with the platinum album Short Bus, featuring the hit Hey Man Nice Shot, followed by the platinum success of Title of Record and its hit Take a Picture.

Stone Temple Pilots

7 concerts

Stone Temple Pilots have sold over 70 million albums, debuting in 1992 with Core, which featured the Grammy-winning hit Plush. Known for hits like Sex Type Thing and Wicked Garden, the band released their eighth album, Perdida, in 2020.

Toadies

5 concerts

Formed in 1989, Fort Worth alt-rock band Toadies are best known for their platinum-selling debut Rubberneck and the hit Possum Kingdom. Blending Texas grit with dark storytelling, the group recorded their album The Charmer with producer Steve Albini.

Dance Gavin Dance

3 concerts

Formed in Sacramento, Dance Gavin Dance defies categorization by blending heavy metal, hardcore punk, melodic screamo, and pop melancholy. The definitive lineup features Tilian Pearson, Jon Mess, Will Swan, Tim Feerick, and Matt Mingus. With eight studio albums, the band has built a thriving fanbase celebrating their diverse, propulsive sound.

Queens of the Stone Age

19 concerts

Emerging from the 1990s stoner rock underground, heavy rock band Queens of the Stone Age was formed by frontman Josh Homme. Known for hit albums like Songs for the Deaf and the chart-topping Like Clockwork, the group features a rotating lineup with stable members Michael Shuman and Dean Fertita.

Suicidal Tendencies

3 concerts

Formed in Venice, California, in the early 1980s by vocalist Mike Muir, Suicidal Tendencies pioneered skatepunk before shifting to thrash metal. Their classic 1983 self-titled debut featured the hit track Institutionalized, helping shape the genre's legacy.

I Set My Friends On Fire

7 concerts

Drop Dead Gorgeous

1 concert

Denver's Drop Dead, Gorgeous forged a unique metalcore and post-hardcore sound, blending aggressive breakdowns with melodic synths. Known for their emotional vulnerability, they rose to prominence on MySpace with albums like "In Vogue." After a hiatus, core members returned, releasing singles "Six Feet," "Burn," and "Sink Your Teeth", followed by the "GHOSTS" and "Cyanide" EPs.

Cro-Mags

4 concerts

Originating in New York City, Cro-Mags is an American hardcore punk band with a cult following. Pioneering the fusion of hardcore punk and thrash metal, they helped shape a tougher attitude in the late 1980s scene. Their albums include Age of Quarrel and Best Wishes.

Danny Elfman

2 concerts

Danny Elfman is an acclaimed film and classical composer who first gained recognition as the singer-songwriter of the rock band Oingo Boingo. Over four decades, he has composed more than 100 feature film scores. He later returned to his rock roots with the album Big Mess.

CKY

5 concerts

Zakk Sabbath

6 concerts

Led by guitarist and singer Zakk Wylde alongside Blasko and Joey Castillo, the tribute trio Zakk Sabbath honors heavy metal pioneers Black Sabbath, including re-recording the band's material and releasing the album Doomed Forever Forever Doomed.

Buckethead

3 concerts

Buckethead is an enigmatic figure in American underground and experimental music, an accomplished multi-instrumentalist best known for virtuosic electric guitar. His rapid-fire riffing, near-robotic fretwork, and idiosyncratic leads made him a recognizable innovator.

Hail The Sun

4 concerts

Formed in Chico, California in 2009, Hail The Sun consists of vocalist Donovan Melero, guitarists Shane Gann and Aric Garcia, bassist John Stirrat, and drummer Allen Casillas. Known for their existential themes, the band released their seventh album, cut. turn. fade. back., produced with hip-hop production outfit Beach Noise.

Sleep Theory

11 concerts

Originating from Memphis, rock band Sleep Theory fuses R&B and hard rock. Led by vocalist Cullen Moore, they surpassed one billion streams with their debut album Afterglow and Paper Hearts EP. They won a 2026 iHeartRadio Music Award for Best New Artist and landed five songs in Billboard's Mainstream Rock Top 10.

Holywatr

16 concerts

Holywatr, originating in Los Angeles, delivers a dynamic blend of alternative metal, emo, and rock. Known for emotive vocals and powerful riffs, their music explores themes of love and self-discovery. Albums like "Deo Gratias" and "red heifer" define their distinctive style. They've collaborated with artists such as juuku and Iann Dior.

The Pretty Wild

2 concerts

The Pretty Wild, a Las Vegas duo of sisters Jyl and Jules Wylde, creates a unique "y'allternative" sound blending country, alternative rock, and metalcore. Known for energetic performances and genre-defying "pop-metal requiems," their debut album "zero.point.genesis" features popular tracks like "sLeepwALkeR," a viral hit. They are recognized for embracing the "baddiecore" label and exploring themes of feminine rage.

PRESIDENT

17 concerts

PRESIDENT is an anonymous English rock band known for blending metalcore with electronica, alternative metal, and alternative pop. Originating in 2025, they are recognized for masked performances and a cryptic online presence. Their debut EP, "King of Terrors," features popular songs like "In the Name of the Father" and "Fearless." The band earned the 2025 Rock Sound Award for Best New Artist, with their frontman widely speculated to be Charlie Simpson.

A.F.I.

3 concerts

A.F.I. (A Fire Inside), formed in Ukiah, California in 1991, is an American rock band. Known for their evolving sound, they blend hardcore punk, gothic rock, and alternative rock. Popular songs include "Miss Murder," "Girl's Not Grey," and "Silver and Cold." Albums like "Sing the Sorrow" and "Decemberunderground" achieved mainstream success, with the latter hitting number one on the Billboard 200.

Oleander

1 concert

Sacramento, California's Oleander formed in 1995, delivering a powerful blend of rock, post-grunge, and alternative pop/rock. They gained recognition with their gold-certified 1999 album, "February Son," featuring hits like "Why I'm Here" and "I Walk Alone." The band also released "Champion" from their 2001 album "Unwind," and "Something Beautiful" in 2013.

Municipal Waste

Richmond, Virginia thrash/crossover band Municipal Waste formed in 2001, debuting with an EP and the album Waste Em All (2003). Known for thrash-punk, they’ve released Hazardous Mutation, The Art of Partying, Slime and Punishment and Electrified Brain.

Soulfly

Soulfly, formed in Phoenix, Arizona in 1997 by Max Cavalera (ex-Sepultura), blends groove, thrash, and death metal with Brazilian tribal and world music. Known for hits like "Jumpdafuckup" and "Bleed," their debut album achieved gold status. They feature diverse collaborations and offer powerful riffs, with "Chama" (2025) among their acclaimed works.

Body Count

L.A. rap-metal pioneers Body Count, formed by Ice-T & Crenshaw High pal Ernie C; sparked debate with “Cop Killer,” hit with “Body Count”; Grammy 2021.

I See Stars

Electronicore pioneers I See Stars are Devin Oliver, Brent Allen, Andrew Oliver, and Jeff Valentine. Nearly a decade after their last album, they returned with the sixth full-length THE WHEEL, produced by David Bendeth and mixed by Zakk Cervini.

Highly Suspect

Highly Suspect, from Cape Cod, Massachusetts, delivers a gritty blend of alternative, hard, and blues rock. Known for raw intensity and dynamic compositions, their popular songs include "Lydia" and "My Name Is Human." They earned Grammy nominations for albums like "Mister Asylum" and singles, collaborating with artists such as Young Thug and Gojira. Their discography features albums such as "The Boy Who Died Wolf" and "The Midnight Demon Club."

TOOL

Los Angeles prog/alt-metal band formed by Danny Carey, Adam Jones, Maynard James Keenan and Paul D’Amour. Breakthrough with 1996’s Ænima; Lateralus and 10,000 Days topped Billboard 200. Fear Inoculum earned Grammy noms; won 2020 Best Metal Performance.

Helmet

Helmet is an American alternative rock band from New York City, formed in 1989 by vocalist/guitarist Page Hamilton. Best known for the albums Meantime (1992), Betty (1994) and Aftertaste (1997); they broke up in 1998 and reformed in 2004.

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Emarosa

Emarosa, formed in 2006 in Lexington, Kentucky, is an American rock band known for its evolution from post-hardcore to alternative and pop rock. They craft a catchy, dreamy sound. Notable albums include the Billboard-charting Peach Club (2019) and Sting (2023), which surpassed 10 million streams. Their latest album is High Horse Heaven. The group features founding lead guitarist ER White and vocalist Bradley Walden.

Wolfmother

Sydney, Australia rock revivalists Wolfmother formed in 2000 by Andrew Stockdale, mixing fuzz guitars, psychedelia, and thundering rhythms. Their 2006 self-titled debut went quintuple platinum in Australia and spawned hits like "Woman" and "Joker and the Thief."

From First To Last

From First To Last, a post-hardcore band from Tampa, Florida, formed in 1999. They are recognized for their dynamic sound and albums like "Dear Diary, My Teen Angst Has a Bodycount" and "Heroine". The band notably featured Sonny Moore (Skrillex) as a past vocalist. They released "GENESIS" in 2024 and collaborated with Kellin Quinn on "Mirror Soul" in 2025.

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