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Illusion

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Illusion is a Polish rock band formed in Gdańsk in 1992, known for blending grunge, heavy metal, and hip-hop. They achieved early success with gold-selling albums like "Illusion" (1993) and "Illusion 2" (1994). After a hiatus, they reunited in the 2010s, releasing "Opowieści" (2014) and "Anhedonia" (2018). In 2024, they issued "Illusion 7," an acoustic album, solidifying their status as an enduring Polish rock act.

Koyo

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Koyo is an American punk band from Stony Brook, Long Island, New York. Formed in 2020, they blend emo, pop punk, and melodic hardcore, drawing comparisons to Long Island legends like Taking Back Sunday. Known for their energetic sound and emotive vocals, their albums include "Would You Miss It?" and "Barely Here." Their music features collaborations with artists from Glassjaw, The Movielife, Drain, and Fleshwater.

Fleshwater

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Fleshwater, a Boston-origin rock band formed in 2017 as a Vein.fm side project, blends alternative metal, shoegaze, and post-hardcore. Known for heavy riffs, ethereal melodies, and dual vocals, they evoke 90s alt-rock. Popular songs include "Linda Claire" and "Kiss the Ladder." Albums like "We're Not Here to Be Loved" and "2000: In Search Of The Endless Sky" define their distinctive sound.

No Pressure

No Pressure is an American pop-punk band formed in 2020 by Parker Cannon (The Story So Far), Harry Corrigan (Regulate), and Pat Kennedy (Light Years), later joined by AJ Hoenings (Drain). They deliver high-energy, raw pop-punk, skate-punk, and melodic hardcore, reminiscent of 90s sounds. Notable releases include their 2020 self-titled EP and 2022 full-length album. Popular songs include "Deal" and "Both Sides." The band is known for its authentic, no-frills approach to punk rock.

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Palladium Concert Hall Capacity: 2,160

261 Main Street, Worcester, MA 01608

About Palladium

The Palladium is a historic 2,160-capacity concert hall in Worcester, Massachusetts, originally opened as the Plymouth Theatre in 1928 and designed by Arlan W. Johnson. Renowned for its general admission setup, it offers an intimate, high-energy experience for diverse acts, from major touring artists across rock, metal, and hip-hop, to its signature New England Metal and Hardcore Festival.