Decibel Metal & Beer Fest Denver Tickets - Fillmore Auditorium

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Acid Bath

18 concerts

Acid Bath, formed in 1991 in Louisiana, blended Southern gothic, psychedelic rock, and death metal. Known for their surreal lyrics and wild stage presence, they became cult icons. Despite disbanding in 1997 after bassist Audie Pitre's death, their influence endures. Members went on to form Goatwhore, Agents of Oblivion, and more.

Conan

4 concerts

Conan is a British doom/sludge metal band from Liverpool, England, formed in 2006. Known for their heavily distorted "Caveman Battle Doom" sound, they gained notoriety with albums like Monnos and Blood Eagle. The band released "Evidence of Immortality" in 2022 and "Violence Dimension" in 2025, and continues to be an active force in the genre.

Panopticon

4 concerts

Louisville's Austin Lunn formed Panopticon in 2007, blending black metal with Appalachian folk. Known for atmospheric, political lyrics, and collaborations with metal acts.

Eyehategod

12 concerts

EYEHATEGOD, formed in New Orleans in 1988, delivers raw, sludge-punk music rooted in anger and disenchantment. Founded by Jimmy Bower and Michael IX Williams, the band is known for albums like *Take as Needed for Pain* and has toured with Black Label Society and Napalm Death.

Blood Incantation

11 concerts

Interstellar death metallers Blood Incantation hail from Denver, creating cosmic soundscapes with singles like "Obliquity of the Ecliptic." Known for genre-bending, they collaborated with Chris McNaughton and Arthur Rizk, featuring cover art by Steve R. Dodd.

Deadguy

2 concerts

Deadguy, a pioneering metalcore band from New Jersey, shaped the genre with their raw style. Their 1995 debut LP *Fixation on a Coworker* inspired many and made Decibel’s Hall of Fame.

Necrofier

3 concerts

NECROFIER, a Texas quartet since 2018, blend fiery intensity with icy '90s Norwegian metal, crafting extreme, melodic, and atmospheric death metal classics.

Chat Pile

12 concerts

Chat Pile, a noise rock quartet from Oklahoma City, captivates with their existential angst and intense sound. Formed in 2019 by Stin, Captain Ron, Luther Manhole, and Raygun Busch, they rose to fame with EPs like "This Dungeon Earth" and their acclaimed 2022 album "God’s Country," earning accolades from Pitchfork and Rolling Stone. Known for their collaboration with Lingua Ignota and a debut at Roadburn 2023, they continue to make waves in the noise rock scene.

Primitive Man

14 concerts

Primitive Man, originating from Denver, Colorado in 2012, is an American doom, sludge, and black metal band. They are known for an intensely heavy, abrasive, and nihilistic sound, delivering crushing riffs and a suffocating atmosphere. Notable albums include "Caustic" (2017), "Immersion" (2020), and "Observance" (2025). They also collaborated with Full of Hell on "Suffocating Hallucination" (2023).