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Hell's Heroes VI: 3 Day Pass in Houston, TX

Mar 23, 2024 at 12:00 PM and 12:01 PM  ·  White Oak Music Hall Lawn White Oak Music Hall Lawn

Hell's Heroes
Mar 23
Hell's Heroes
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Candlemass, formed in Stockholm, Sweden in 1984, pioneered epic doom metal. Known for thunderous riffs and operatic vocals, their debut "Epicus Doomicus Metallicus" defined the genre. They are one of the "big four of doom metal." Popular songs include "Solitude" and "At the Gallows End." Their album "Candlemass" earned a Swedish Grammy, and "The Door to Doom" received a Grammy nomination, featuring Tony Iommi. Their EP "Black Star" was released in 2025.
Greek extreme metal band with 35 years of activity, known for acclaimed albums Aealo (2010), Κατά τον δαίμονα εαυτού (2013), Rituals (2016) and The Heretics (2019), plus a well-honed live delivery filling concert halls.
Queensrÿche are a Bellevue, Washington band formed in 1982, known for spanning multiple genres. They released a self-titled 4-song EP and have issued 16 studio albums, including Digital Noise Alliance (2022), produced with Zeuss.
Doro Pesch is a Düsseldorf-born German heavy metal/hard rock vocalist best known for fronting Warlock in the 1980s (Burning the Witches, Triumph & Agony). She launched a long solo career with 1989’s Force Majeure and later released Warrior Soul and Forever Warriors, Forever United.
Houston, Texas power/thrash metal band formed in 1981 by vocalist James Rivera and guitarist Larry Barragan. Debuted with 1984’s Burning Star; later released A Distant Thunder (1988) and Nosferatu (1989). Returned with King of Hell (2008) and acclaimed Vampiro (2016).
Formed in South London in 1977, Girlschool were early all-female heavy metal/hard rock pioneers. Their albums Demolition and Hit & Run hit the U.K. Top 30, and they teamed with Motörhead on The St. Valentines Day Massacre EP.
Darvaza is an international black metal project from Italy and Norway, formed in 2015. The duo, vocalist Wraath and multi-instrumentalist Omega, crafts pure, ritualistic black metal with a deep, sinister atmosphere, known for its orthodox style, lo-fi production, and hypnotic riffs. Notable albums include "Ascending Into Perdition" and "We Are Him". Both members are recognized for extensive contributions to other extreme metal projects.
Night Demon, hailing from California, are stalwarts of traditional heavy metal known for their energetic and evolving sound. With the album OUTSIDER, they deliver a concept record rich in tales of alternate realities and human emotion. Celebrated for intense live shows, they blend NWOBHM roots with innovative storytelling.
Autopsy, formed in 1987, is a legendary death metal band known for classic albums like "Severed Survival." After a hiatus, they returned with brutal, influential music and iconic members.
Omen, an American heavy metal and power metal band from Los Angeles, formed in 1983. Led by guitarist Kenny Powell, they are known for epic storytelling, heavy riffs, and soaring vocals. Pioneers of the American heavy metal scene, their albums include "Battle Cry" and "The Curse," which charted in Japan. Popular songs feature "The Axeman" and "Thorn in Your Flesh." They released the album "Hammer Damage" and the EP "Alive."
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.
German thrash metal band Sodom, founded in 1981, Gelsenkirchen, is part of the "Big Four" alongside Kreator, Tankard, Destruction. Known for albums like 'Persecution Mania' and 'Agent Orange.' Influenced by NWOBHM and bands like Venom, they evolved their sound incorporating death and groove metal elements. Renowned for enduring lineup changes with Tom Angelripper as the constant member.
Agent Steel, a Los Angeles-based speed metal band formed in 1984 by John Cyriis and Chuck Profus, is known for high-pitched vocals, melodic riffs, and UFO themes.
Morbid Saint, from Sheboygan, WI, shaped 80s death metal with thrash roots. Known for "Spectrum of Death," they've influenced peers and reunited for new music.
Canadian band Cauldron, formed in Toronto in 2006, plays melodic rock inspired by Dokken and Scorpions. Known for albums like "Chained to the Night" and "In Ruin," they are signed to Earache Records.

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White Oak Music Hall Lawn

2915 N Main St, Houston, TX 77009, USA Directions

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