Metallica

28 concerts

Formed in 1981, Metallica, led by Lars Ulrich and James Hetfield, is a top rock band known for 'The Black Album', 9 Grammy wins, and the first to play all seven continents.

Carcass

23 concerts

CARCASS, pioneers in death metal for over 30 years, released "Under The Scalpel Blade" and EP "Despicable". Known for intricate dissections of the genre, they blend classic and modern styles, achieving acclaimed status.

The Birthday Massacre

40 concerts

The Birthday Massacre, a Canadian darkwave band from London, Ontario, blends electronica, goth, and new wave. Notable for albums like "Hide and Seek" and "Under Your Spell," their style features dark, atmospheric themes. Initially formed as Imagica, they toured with Mindless Self Indulgence and Julien-K.

Queens of the Stone Age

27 concerts

Formed from Kyuss remains, Queens of the Stone Age became 21st century heavy rock leaders. Known for "Rated R" and "Songs for the Deaf," featuring Dave Grohl. Hit #1 with “…Like Clockwork.” Collaborated with Mark Ronson, Elton John.

Static-X

23 concerts

Static-X, a thrash metal band from the Midwest, rose to fame with "Wisconsin Death Trip." Known for Wayne Static's unique style, they achieved platinum success. Despite Wayne's passing in 2014, the band made a strong comeback with "Project Regeneration," featuring previously recorded vocals. Collaborations include Sevendust, with hits like "Push It."

Stabbing Westward

1 concert

Formed in Macomb, IL, Stabbing Westward broke into the '90s industrial rock scene, achieving gold with albums like "Wither Blister Burn & Peel." Known for hits like "Shame," they disbanded in 2002 but regrouped in 2020 for "Chasing Ghosts."

AFI

5 concerts

AFI, from Northern California, evolved from '90s hardcore-punk to a diverse sound with hits like "Sing the Sorrow" and "Decemberunderground." Known for top Billboard albums and platinum successes, they are a dynamic band renowned for continuous artistic growth.

Cannibal Corpse

23 concerts

Cannibal Corpse's 15th album, "Violence Unimagined," showcases state-of-the-art death metal with new guitarist Erik Rutan. Known for intense performances and striking artwork by Vince Locke.

Vision Video

13 concerts

Vision Video, a post-punk goth rock band from Athens, Georgia, blends modern themes with classic 70's and 80's vibes. Known for LPs "Inked in Red" & "Haunted Hours," their music deals with trauma and resilience. Dusty Gannon, army veteran & firefighter, leads the band. Influences include The Chameleons and The Cure.

Linkin Park

48 concerts

Linkin Park, born in California, is an iconic rock band known for hits like "In The End." They've sold over 100M records, won 2 GRAMMYs, and made history as the first Western band to tour China’s stadiums. Their debut, *Hybrid Theory*, is Diamond-certified, with *Meteora* reaching 8X-Platinum.

Poison The Well

31 concerts

From Florida, Poison the Well emerged as a major metalcore band, inspired by Slayer & Hatebreed. Known for albums like Versions & The Tropic Rot, their intense live shows kept them popular in the hardcore punk scene, briefly joining Atlantic Records.

The Hives

2 concerts

Swedish rock band The Hives, known for their striking black-and-white garb and energetic live shows, exploded onto the scene with hits like "Hate to Say I Told You So." Formed in 1993, they gained fame with their punk-inspired sound and albums like 'Veni Vidi Vicious.' Winners of multiple Swedish Grammis, collaborated with Timbaland and the Neptunes.

Quicksand

18 concerts

Quicksand's "Distant Populations" follows their 2017 album "Interiors," capturing timely themes with emotional resonance. Known for their powerful style, this album marks a vibrant evolution with concise, impactful tracks. Critically acclaimed, it showcases the band's sonic growth and lyrical sharpness.

Meshuggah

23 concerts

MESHUGGAH, formed in 1987 in Sweden, pioneers progressive groove-infused death metal. Known for "The Violent Sleep Of Reason," they're GRAMMY-nominated legends.

Exodus

5 concerts

EXODUS, thrash metal icons, known for intense, versatile music and hits like "Bonded By Blood." Forged from decades-old friendships, they've self-recorded albums like "Persona Non Grata" with Andy Sneap and Steve Lagudi.

Lebanon Hanover

6 concerts

Lebanon Hanover, formed by Larissa Iceglass & William Maybelline, blends art nouveau aesthetics with dark wave music. Known for exploring British landscapes and Berlin urbanism, their poetic style resonates with fans of Wordsworth and romanticism.

Refused

15 concerts

Formed in Umeå, Refused blends punk and metal, known for hits like "New Noise." After a 14-year split, they had a successful comeback. Their style defies repetition.

Tomahawk

1 concert

Tomahawk is a rock supergroup featuring Duane Denison, Mike Patton, John Stanier, and Trevor Dunn. Known for albums like *Oddfellows*, they debuted in 2001.

Underoath

41 concerts

Underoath blends chaos and harmony, famous for anthems and gold albums. With 3 Grammy nods, they're known for their influential sound and cinematic lushness, achieving a Billboard 200 No. 2 debut with "Define the Great Line".

Testament

8 concerts

TESTAMENT, a thrash metal band, known for complex guitar work and a fresh take on traditional styles. Their album “Titans of Creation” mixes aggressive thrash with diverse moods and innovative sounds.

The Sisters Of Mercy

13 concerts

The Sisters of Mercy, a renowned English rock band formed in Leeds (1980), led by Andrew Eldritch, are famous for their gothic industrial style. Known for hits like "Alice" and "Temple of Love," their major albums include "Floodland" and "Vision Thing."

Gojira

22 concerts

Born in Bayonne, France, Gojira blends thrash, death, and progressive metal. Known for albums like "L'Enfant Sauvage" and Grammy-nominated "Magma." Famous for philosophical, eco-conscious lyrics and dynamic metal styles.

Mastodon

25 concerts

Atlanta-based Mastodon, formed in 1999, blends progressive, stoner, and sludge metal. Known for "Leviathan" and "Emperor of Sand," they won a Grammy for "Sultan's Curse." Influences include Black Sabbath and Thin Lizzy.

Mudvayne

2 concerts

Formed in Peoria, IL in 1996, heavy metal band Mudvayne is known for their unique pseudonyms and bizarre makeup. Their major-label debut, L.D. 50, went gold and won the first MTV2 Video Award in 2001. They are recognized for hits and albums like "Lost and Found," and they've toured with Metallica and Linkin Park.

Melvins

32 concerts

The Melvins, formed in Aberdeen, WA, meld punk and metal, inspiring bands like Nirvana. Known for their heavy, experimental sound, they've collaborated with various artists and released unique albums like *Colossus of Destiny* and *Basses Loaded*.

ERRA

24 concerts

ERRA, a band acclaimed for its balance of heavy and melodic music, addresses deep themes like depression in their self-titled fifth album. Known for their immersive storytelling and profound lyrical depth, they engage with challenging topics and explore dark, introspective territories.

DIR EN GREY

7 concerts

DIR EN GREY, a genre-defying rock band formed in 1997, has a global following due to their evolving sound and visuals, and their unwavering dedication to their music.

Filter

25 concerts

American rock band Filter, led by ex-NIN guitarist Richard Patrick, is known for merging hard rock with industrial elements. Famous for hits like "Hey Man, Nice Shot" and "Take a Picture," they have also contributed to major soundtracks and achieved platinum certifications.

311

8 concerts

Omaha-born rock band 311 blends reggae, hip-hop, funk, and metal, achieving fame with hits like "Down" and "Amber." Known for albums like 'Transistor' and 'Uplifter,' they've consistently delivered top charting music since the '90s, celebrated for energetic live performances and a loyal fanbase.

Evanescence

8 concerts

Evanescence, known for the album "Fallen" with hits like "Bring Me to Life," celebrates its 20th anniversary with a remastered edition, featuring unheard demos and alternate tracks.

Lacuna Coil

55 concerts

Italian rockers Lacuna Coil, known for blending gothic, groove, and alternative metal, are famed for hits like "Our Truth" and energetic live shows. Their albums from 'Comalies' to 'Broken Crown Halo' acclaimed worldwide.

Cradle Of Filth

23 concerts

British band Cradle of Filth, formed in 1991, is known for its evolving sound blending black, gothic, and symphonic metal. Notable albums include "Damnation and a Day" and "Thornography." Renowned for elaborate shows and frequent lineup changes, they've also achieved global chart success.

The Flaming Lips

12 concerts

The Flaming Lips, formed in 1983 Oklahoma City, blend psych, noise-rock, and bubblegum melodies. Known for hits like "She Don't Use Jelly" and Grammy-winning albums "The Soft Bulletin" and "Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots," they're celebrated for their experimental style and collaborations with artists like Miley Cyrus.

Three Days Grace

19 concerts

Canadian rock band Three Days Grace, known for hits like "I Hate Everything About You" and "Riot," boasts 18 Mediabase and 17 Billboard Active Rock #1s and multiple Juno nominations.

Sponge

10 concerts

Sponge, formed in Detroit, rose during the '90s with hits like "Plowed" and "Molly (Sixteen Candles)." Renowned for blending hard rock and alt-pop, they went gold with "Rotting Piñata" and "Wax Ecstatic." Led by Vinnie Dombrowski, they persevered with albums like "Stop the Bleeding" and "Lavatorium," despite changes. Known for their anthemic hooks and grunge-era style.

Machine Head

28 concerts

Machine Head, formed in Oakland in 1991, redefined metal with "Burn My Eyes". Known for relentless live shows and albums like "The Blackening", they've collaborated with Metallica and remained fiercely original.