Sick New World in Las Vegas - Apr 27, 2024

Helmet

2 concerts

Helmet is a NYC-based alternative rock band, formed in 1989 by Page Hamilton. Known for hits like "Meantime," they broke up in 1998, reunited in 2004, and released eight albums.

Taproot

1 concert

Formed in 1997 in Ann Arbor, Taproot is known for their blend of new metal and art metal. Their 2002 album "Welcome" featured hits like "Poem," selling over 500,000 copies. They've toured with Deftones, Incubus, and Linkin Park, and collaborated with Billy Corgan and Nick Hexum. Vocalist Stephen Richards appeared on Linkin Park’s remix album. Notable singles include "Calling" and "Fractured," with top Active Rock Chart placements. After several albums and a hiatus, they reformed in 2023.

Swans

21 concerts

Swans, led by Michael Gira, emerged from NYC's no wave scene, known for their intense noise-rock and ambient folk. Albums like Filth and To Be Kind garnered acclaim. Jarboe joined in 1986, enhancing their sound. Collaborations include St. Vincent and Cold Specks. Swans disbanded in 1997, re-formed in 2010, and continue evolving with a dynamic lineup, releasing innovative works like the 2023 album The Beggar.

Sevendust

6 concerts

Sevendust, born in Atlanta, is known for their unique hard rock style with groovy riffs and soulful vocals. They've sold seven million albums, achieved three gold albums, three Top 15 Billboard 200 debuts, and a GRAMMY nomination. They've played major festivals like Woodstock and OZZfest and collaborated with artists from Deftones and Alter Bridge to Xzibit. Their acclaimed album Blood & Stone was praised as their best in years. Members include Lajon Witherspoon, Clint Lowery, John Connolly, Vince Hornsby, and Morgan Rose.

DRAIN

19 concerts

Santa Cruz's DRAIN, led by Sammy Ciaramitaro, merges hardcore energy with relatability and catchiness. They're renowned for chaotic, engaging concerts.

Combichrist

14 concerts

Norwegian artist Andy LaPlegua's Combichrist is a key act in the electro-industrial "aggrotech" scene. Known for hits like "Get Your Body Beat," the band has charted on Billboard and toured with Rammstein. Popular albums include "What the F**k Is Wrong with You People?" and "Today We Are All Demons." Their work features on soundtracks for Underworld: Rise of the Lycans and Devil May Cry.

Black Veil Brides

14 concerts

Born from a small town's fascination with gothic themes, Black Veil Brides blends hard rock and heavy metal. Revered for anthems of empowerment, they have a global fanbase.

Dayseeker

9 concerts

Dayseeker blends post-hardcore with '80s synthpop in their 5th LP, "Dark Sun." Known for their unique style, the band collaborates with producer Daniel Braunstein.

A Perfect Circle

27 concerts

Formed by Tool's Maynard James Keenan and Billy Howerdel, A Perfect Circle blends alt-metal and art rock. Known for "Judith" and "Weak and Powerless," the band's albums frequently chart high, with "Mer de Noms" going platinum. Collaborations include members from Nine Inch Nails, Smashing Pumpkins, and Marilyn Manson. They returned in 2018 with the politically charged "Eat the Elephant."

Front Line Assembly

16 concerts

Front Line Assembly, formed by Austrian-born Bill Leeb in 1986, pioneered industrial and electronic body music, with hits like "Digital Tension Dementia." Known for a synth-heavy style and collaborations with Al Jourgensen and Skinny Puppy, they achieved Billboard success with albums like Artificial Soldier and video game soundtracks like AirMech. Core members include Leeb and Rhys Fulber.

Slaughter to Prevail

4 concerts

Slaughter to Prevail, led by Alex Terrible and Jack Simmons, blend dark lyrics with powerful riffs. Known for their dynamic deathcore style on "Kostolom" and "Misery Sermon."

The Garden

4 concerts

Southern California's The Garden, formed in 2011, are known for their punk-jungle and DnB music. Famous for LPs like "Haha," they debuted at Coachella in 2019 and have toured globally.

Wednesday 13

10 concerts

Born under the influence of 80's horror and real nightmares, WEDNESDAY 13 mixes humor with horror, known for hits like "Bring Your Own Blood" & album "NECROPHAZE." Collaborated with Michael Spreitzer.

Nitzer Ebb

11 concerts

Born in Chelmsford, Essex, Nitzer Ebb, led by frontman Douglas McCarthy, is famed for pioneering EBM and alternative dance since the '80s. Best known for the iconic track "Join in the Chant" from 1987's *That Total Age*, they toured with Depeche Mode, influencing future industrial and techno artists. Notable collaborations include work with Flood and techno producer Terence Fixmer. After reuniting with original members in 2018, they celebrated with a tour and box set release.

Lords Of Acid

23 concerts

Belgian techno group Lords of Acid, known for their risqué acid house, rose to fame in the '90s with hits like "Rough Sex" and "I Must Increase My Bust." They evolved into an industrial band with "Voodoo-U" and hit the Billboard 200 with "Our Little Secret." Their sound features male-female vocals by Praga Khan and Jade 4U. Notable collaborations include Alana Evans and Zak Bagans.

Wage War

33 concerts

Florida's Wage War, known for fusing metal with melody, consists of Briton Bond, Cody Quistad, Seth Blake, Chris Gaylord, and Stephen Kluesener. Their acclaimed albums include Blueprints, Deadweight, Pressure, and Manic, praised by outlets like KERRANG! and DORK. Hits like "Stitch," "Low," and "Circle The Drain" have amassed millions of streams. Their latest work, STIGMA, integrates industrial and electronic influences.

System Of A Down

16 concerts

System of a Down, formed in Southern CA, blends '80s thrash and '90s alt-rock with politically charged nu-metal. Known for hits like "Toxicity," "Chop Suey!," and "Aerials," they achieved chart success with albums like "Mezmerize" and "Hypnotize," and went multi-platinum. After a hiatus, they reunited to release charity singles, raising funds for Armenians. Their members also pursued solo projects, including collaborations with artists like Arto Tuncboyaciyan.

Kim Dracula

7 concerts

From Australia, Kim Dracula blends metal, industrial, jazz, trap, and Latin music, gaining fame with “Make Me Famous”. Known for extreme visuals and eclectic style, their work like “Drown” merges various genres, captivating a diverse audience.

Slowdive

10 concerts

Slowdive, born in Reading, England, are known for their shoegaze style blending reverb-drenched guitars and experimental sounds. Their latest album, "everything is alive," merges familiar shoegaze elements with new beginnings, highlighting their enduring influence on a younger audience. The band members, Rachel Goswell, Neil Halstead, Christian Savill, Nick Chaplin, and Simon Scott, collaborate to explore life’s shimmering nature and universal themes through diverse sonic landscapes.

Skindred

8 concerts

UK ragga-metal legends Skindred, celebrated for hits like "Nobody," reached No. 2 on the UK Album chart with 'Smile,' backed by Metallica and more. Known for energetic performances and viral trends.

Kittie

7 concerts

Kittie, a trailblazing heavy metal band, emerged as teens and defied stereotypes with seven albums, OzzFest gigs, and over 2 million sales. Known for their resilience and fierce spirit.

Ice Nine Kills

54 concerts

Ice Nine Kills, originating from Massachusetts, blends extreme metal with melody. Known for horror-themed artistry, they released hit albums "The Silver Scream" and its sequel. Led by Spencer Charnas, they toured with Slipknot and Metallica, partnering in notable horror projects like "Terrifier 3."

Superheaven

20 concerts

Formed as Daylight in 2007, renamed Superheaven in 2014, this grunge revivalist band draws inspiration from '90s bands like Stone Temple Pilots and Soundgarden. Known for albums "Jar" and "Ours Is Chrome," they signed with Side One Dummy.

Lorna Shore

7 concerts

New Jersey's Lorna Shore, known for their extreme metal and deathcore style, showcases raw emotion and ambition in their album "Pain Remains," featuring tracks like "Sun//Eater."

Knocked Loose

12 concerts

Knocked Loose, from Louisville, are known for their relentless hardcore sound. Over a decade, visits to Coachella and Bonnaroo, and the album "You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To," they’ve won acclaim for their unyielding intensity and potential.

Incendiary

4 concerts

Incendiary, born from Long Island's hardcore scene, delivers crushing metalcore with sharp lyrics. Influenced by Vision Of Disorder and Glassjaw, their albums, produced by Will Putney, hit Billboard's Hard Music Top 10. Known for energetic shows and a protest music ethos, they value impact and community.

Powerman 5000

20 concerts

Born in the USA, the electro-metal band is known for a sci-fi punk rock style. Popular albums include "Tonight the Stars Revolt!" and collaborations with Rob Zombie.

Primus

51 concerts

Primus, formed in El Sobrante, CA in 1984 and led by bassist Les Claypool, blends art-rock, funk, and heavy metal with humor. Known for albums like "Sailing the Seas of Cheese" and hits like "Jerry Was a Race Car Driver," they achieved pop stardom with a unique, experimental style. Their work features collaborations with artists like Tom Morello and Metallica's James Hetfield. Notable albums include "Pork Soda," "Tales from the Punchbowl," and "The Desaturating Seven." Primus remains active, with Claypool as a constant member, despite lineup changes over the years.

Nonpoint

19 concerts

Pioneers of nu-metal/rap-rock, Nonpoint is renowned for energetic performances and hits with frontman Elias Soriano. Key members include Robb Rivera on drums, Rasheed Thomas, Adam Woloszyn, and Jason Zeilstra.

Jinjer

15 concerts

Jinjer, a Ukrainian groove metal band founded in 2009, blends post-hardcore and death/progressive/nu-metal with influences from R&B and hip-hop. Known for hits like "Cloud Factory" and "King of Everything," they feature Tatiana Shmailyuk on vocals. Signed by Napalm Records, they've gained global acclaim through extensive touring and impactful releases.

Slipknot

11 concerts

Slipknot, born in Des Moines, Iowa, revolutionized metal with their 1999 debut. Known for jaw-clenching riffs and Ross Robinson's production, they achieved instant classic status with hits like "Wait and Bleed." Celebrated for fresh ideas and detailed songcraft, their success led to sold-out shows and tours. Founding member Clown emphasizes their ongoing evolution, hinting at future surprises.

Motionless In White

25 concerts

From Scranton, PA, Motionless In White blends metallic rock and industrial sounds with striking visuals. Known for hits like "Reincarnate" and "Disguise," they've topped rock charts and collaborated with stars like Jonathan Davis and Maria Brink.

Static-X

27 concerts

Static-X, an American metal band from the Midwest, combines thrash metal with industrial and techno elements. Known for their hit "Wisconsin Death Trip" and singles like "Push It," they rose to stardom with Wayne Static's signature look and vocals. Despite setbacks, including Wayne's death in 2014, the band regrouped to release "Project Regeneration Vol. 1" in 2020 and Vol. 2 in 2024. Collaborating with producer Ulrich Wild, they returned to touring with new frontman Xer0, securing their place in metal history.

Fear Factory

9 concerts

Fear Factory, born in L.A., innovates extreme metal with explosive riffs and industrial drums. Known for hits like “Recode,” they're a key force in heavy music.

Have A Nice Life

7 concerts

Connecticut duo Have a Nice Life, formed by Dan Barrett and Tim Macuga, blend gloomy ambience, shoegaze, and post-punk. Debuting with 2008's cult hit Deathconsciousness, they've expanded their morose sound with albums like 2014's The Unnatural World and 2019's Sea of Worry. Their music gained traction on platforms like Sputnikmusic and 4chan, and they were sampled by Lil Peep. Collaborating with the Flenser label, they manage Enemies List, promoting similar doom rock releases.

Lamb of God

9 concerts

Lamb Of God, hailed by Guitar World as the most important metal band, noted for albums like "Omens," blend intense riffs with themes of global and personal angst.