Hell's Heroes VI: 3 Day Pass in Houston - Mar 21, 2024

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Queensrÿche

7 concerts

From Bellevue, Washington, QUEENSRŸCHE, known for their genre-spanning influence, collaborated with Zeuss on their 16th album. Famous for blending styles, they continue to impress on tour with notable bands.

Night Demon

3 concerts

Ventura-based Night Demon excels in traditional heavy metal, globally known for hits like "Year of the Demon" with members Jarvis Leatherby, Armand Anthony, and Dusty Squires.

Doro

8 concerts

Doro, born in Düsseldorf, Germany, led Warlock in the '80s, then went solo embracing pop-metal/hard rock. Known for albums like Warrior Soul and Conqueress, her sound resonates most in Europe. Fluent in English, she's collaborated with icons like Rob Halford.

Agent Steel

3 concerts

American speed metal band Agent Steel, formed in Los Angeles in 1984, is known for high-pitched vocals and melodic riffs. They achieved fame with catchy, fast-paced songs influenced by UFO themes.

Helstar

2 concerts

Helstar, formed in Houston in 1981 by James Rivera and Larry Barragan, is known for its power and thrash metal. Their hits include Burning Star and Nosferatu. They achieved acclaim with albums like Glory of Chaos and Vampiro, toured globally, and collaborated with acts like Stryper and Anthrax. Despite lineup changes, Rivera remains a constant presence, leading the band through various label changes and live albums.

Rotting Christ

10 concerts

Born in Greece, ROTTING CHRIST are a staple in Extreme Metal for 35 years, known for their dynamic live shows and evolving sound. Hit albums include 'Aealo', 'Rituals', and 'The Heretics'. Celebrated for blending intense riffs with historical themes.

Demolition Hammer

2 concerts

New York City's Demolition Hammer emerged in 1986, famous for their East Coast thrash metal sound. Known for "Tortured Existence" and "Epidemic of Violence," they signed with Century Media Records. They shifted to a death metal style with "Time Bomb" in 1994 but disbanded a year later. The band featured Steve Reynolds, James Reilly, Derek Sykes, and Vinny Daze, later joined by Alex Marquez.