Chiodos with Hawthorne Heights, The Callous Daoboys, and more

Fronted by Craig Owens, who cofounded Chiodos in 2001 and named it after the Chiodo Brothers, the band broke out with 2005’s All’s Well That Ends Well. 2007’s Bone Palace Ballet hit No. 1 Rock and No. 5 Billboard 200.

Hawthorne Heights formed in Dayton, Ohio in 2001, blending post-hardcore urgency with early 2000s emo and punk. Known for the anthems “Ohio Is for Lovers” and “Saying Sorry,” they earned two Gold albums: The Silence in Black and White (2004) and If Only You Were Lonely (2006).

The Callous Daoboys, an American mathcore band from Atlanta, Georgia, are celebrated for their inventive, chaotic, and genre-blending sound, incorporating elements of metalcore, nu metal, and violin. Notable albums include "Die on Mars" (2019), critically acclaimed "Celebrity Therapist" (2022), and "I Don't Want to See You in Heaven" (2025). Popular songs include "Two-Headed Trout" and "Distracted by The Mona Lisa". The band is known for its boundary-pushing music and energetic performances.

Emmure, an American metalcore and deathcore band formed in 2003 in Connecticut, is known for its aggressive sound, heavy breakdowns, and nu-metal elements. Fronted by Frankie Palmeri, their discography includes albums like "Look at Yourself" (2017) and "Hindsight" (2020). Popular songs include "Solar Flare Homicide" and "Nemesis". They are recognized for their intense lyrical delivery and confrontational spirit.