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Ice Nine Kills with Dayseeker, Mest, and more

Sep 13, 2025 at 6:30 PM  ·  DCU Center, Worcester, MA DCU Center, Worcester, MA

Ice Nine Kills
Sep 13
Ice Nine Kills
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Dayseeker, formed in 2012 in Orange County, California, is a post-hardcore and metalcore band known for emotional lyrics and Rory Rodriguez's powerful vocals. Their evolving sound incorporates elements of emo and electronic rock. Notable albums include "Dark Sun" and "Creature in the Black Night". Popular songs include "Sleeptalk" and "Crawl Back To My Coffin". They have collaborated with artists like Caleb Shomo and Silverstein.
Ice Nine Kills, led by Spencer Charnas, formed on Massachusetts’ North Shore, blending extreme metal with melody. Breakthrough albums The Silver Scream (gold single “A Grave Mistake”) and The Silver Scream 2: Welcome to Horrorwood. Toured with Slipknot; handpicked by Metallica for the M72 World Tour.
The Funeral Portrait is an emotional rock outfit from Atlanta, Georgia, known for loud, uncompromising anthemic music and over-the-top theatrics. The band aims to build a community for outcasts, offering a space where people feel safe and accepted.
Chicago cousins Tony and Matt Lovato formed punk band Mest, known for energetic tunes like albums "Wasting Time" and "Destination Unknown." Collaborated with Goldfinger's John Feldmann and Good Charlotte's Benji Madden, they toured extensively, including Warped Tour. Disbanded in 2006, reunited later, releasing "Not What You Expected."
A Loss for Words, a pop punk and easycore band from Boston, Massachusetts, captivates with energetic sound and heartfelt lyrics. Known for dedicated touring and a DIY ethos, their discography features albums like "The Kids Can't Lose," "No Sanctuary," and "Crises." Popular songs include "Distance" and "Stamp of Approval," and they have collaborated with artists such as Lynn Gunn.

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DCU Center DCU Center Arena and Convention Center Capacity: 14,800

About DCU Center

The DCU Center is a 14,800-capacity indoor arena and convention center complex in downtown Worcester, Massachusetts, originally opened in 1982 as The Centrum and expanded in 1997 with an attached convention center. This multi-purpose venue, known for its panoramic city views, hosts a diverse calendar of major concerts, touring productions, sporting events like the Worcester Railers hockey, and various family shows and conventions.

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