Decibel Metal & Beer Fest Denver Tickets - Fillmore Auditorium

LineUp

Acid Bath

11 concerts

Louisiana bayou-born cult metal band mixing Southern gothic, psychedelic rock, sludge & death; surreal/pagan lyrics, ferocious live shows; spawned Goatwhore & Agents of Oblivion.

Panopticon

3 concerts

Louisville, KY’s Austin Lunn formed one-man black metal/Americana project Panopticon (2007): lo‑fi, political; “Tamarack’s Gold Returns”; collabs Marston, Becker.

Decibel Metal & Beer Fest

2 concerts

Decibel Metal & Beer Fest, inaugurated in 2017 by Decibel Magazine, is renowned as the world's loudest, heaviest, and most extreme craft beer festival. Originating from the magazine's dedication to extreme music and its craft beer column, the event unites diverse metal genres with a curated selection of craft breweries, offering a unique fusion for enthusiasts.

Deadguy

1 concert

New Jersey metalcore pioneers Deadguy: sardonic, vicious sound on White Meat & Work Ethic; debut Fixation on a Coworker inspired bands, Decibel Hall of Fame.

Necrofier

1 concert

Texas extreme metal band blending fiery intensity with mid-’90s Norwegian black metal atmospheres; known for sinister, melancholic melodies and the album *Transcend Into Oblivion*.

Eyehategod

21 concerts

New Orleans sludge-punk pioneers EYEHATEGOD: founded 1988 by Jimmy Bower (Down) with Mike IX Williams; key albums Dopesick & Take as Needed for Pain.

Chat Pile

30 concerts

Oklahoma City noise-rock quartet Chat Pile: grotesque, suffocating angst. EPs This Dungeon Earth/Remove Your Skin Please; God’s Country (Flenser) won Pitchfork BNM; supported Lingua Ignota; split w/ Nerver.

Primitive Man

5 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).