Hell's Heroes VII: Thursday Pass in Houston - Mar 20, 2025

D.R.I.

9 concerts

D.R.I. (Dirty Rotten Imbeciles), formed in Houston, Texas in 1982, pioneered crossover thrash, blending hardcore punk and metal. Known for their aggressive, fast sound, they influenced many. Popular songs include "I Don't Need Society" and "The Five Year Plan." Their 2016 EP, "But Wait... There's More!", and re-released "Four Of A Kind" and "Thrash Zone" picture discs showcase their enduring legacy.

Castle Rat

21 concerts

Castle Rat is a medieval fantasy heavy metal band from Brooklyn, NY, led by Riley Pinkerton (The Rat Queen) on vocals/rhythm guitar. Formed Oct 2019, they’ve toured the American Southwest, played DesertFest NYC, and supported Monolord and others.

Savage Master

2 concerts

Savage Master, from Louisville, Kentucky, formed in 2013 and delivers occult heavy metal. Fronted by Stacey Savage (Peak), the band is recognized for powerful vocals, masked stage presence, and a sound rooted in classic 80s heavy metal and NWOBHM. Their discography includes albums such as "Mask of the Devil," "With Whips and Chains," "Myth, Magic and Steel," "Those Who Hunt at Night," and "Dark & Dangerous." They also released the split mini-album "The Power / Wandering Time" with Mystic Storm.

Hell's Heroes

1 concert

Raven

8 concerts

Newcastle-born heavy metal pioneers Raven are vanguards of the early ’80s scene and former label-mates of Metallica and Anthrax. Their 15th studio album, All Hell’s Breaking Loose, was self-produced at Mike’s Heaven And Heller Studios.

Satan

SATAN, famed for pioneering heavy metal since the '80s and known for hits like "Earth Infernal", focuses on global issues in their music. Famous for self-producing and recording in Newcastle, the band reunited in 2011, continuing to influence the genre.

Hirax

Hirax, from Buena Park, CA, formed in 1984, is a notable thrash metal band led by Katon W. DePena. Known for high-pitched vocals and short, hardcore-influenced songs, they released key albums like "Raging Violence" and "Hate, Fear and Power". Despite early struggles, their cult following grew. Collaborations include Scott Owen, Ron McGovney, and former D.R.I. drummer Eric Brecht. Revived in 2000, they released "The New Age of Terror" in 2004, solidifying their place in speed and thrash metal history.

Enforcer

Sweden's Enforcer, formed by Olof Wikstrand, melds heavy, speed, and glam metal. Known for "Into the Night" and "Diamonds," they’ve toured globally, signed with Nuclear Blast, and embraced traditional metal with a modern twist.

Abbath

Abbath, formed by Olve Eikemo in 2015 in Bergen, Norway, is known for its black metal prowess. After Immortal, Eikemo launched Abbath, with albums like 'Outstrider' and 'Dread Reaver' showcasing his signature style. Inspired by NWOBHM, thrash, and black metal, Abbath collaborates with musicians from Enslaved and Gorgoroth, cementing his status in metal.

Bewitcher

Hailing from Portland, BEWITCHER is known for their heavy metal sound, collaborating with Armand John Anthony (Night Demon) and Cameron Webb (Motörhead). Their album "Cursed Be Thy Kingdom" embodies a rock-’n-roll spirit that invites listeners to embrace the dark side.

Crypt Sermon

Philadelphia-based Crypt Sermon blends doom and heavy metal with Near Eastern vibes. Known for intricate songs like "The Stygian Rose," they feature members from Daeva and Horrendous.

Attacker

New Jersey's Attacker, formed in 1983, initially as Warloc, gained cult status with their 1985 Tolkien-themed album "Battle at Helms Deep." Known for their speed metal style, they turned down early deals, causing initial breakup in 1989 but reunited for a 2004 comeback with "Soul Taker."

Hell's Heroes VII: Thursday Pass in Houston, TX

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