Marilyn Manson

34 concerts

Born in Canton, Ohio, Marilyn Manson, a.k.a. Brian Warner, rose to fame in the '90s with his controversial rock music, blending glam-influenced industrial metal with themes of sex, drugs, and politics. Known for hits like "The Dope Show," "The Beautiful People," and "Sweet Dreams" cover, his albums, including the triptych "Antichrist Superstar," "Mechanical Animals," and "Holy Wood," stoked cultural debates. His progressive career features collaborations with Trent Reznor and strong comeback albums in the 2010s.

Swollen Teeth

1 concert

Swollen Teeth, known for their intense performances and unique punk-metal mix, create a primal atmosphere with heavy riffs and anthemic melodies. Collaborating with Sid Wilson and Ross Robinson, their mysterious and explosive style captivates.

Carbonstone

1 concert

CARBONSTONE, hailing from Baltimore, merges industrial alternative metal with soaring vocals and electronic synths. Honored as 98 Rock's Band of the Month, they've shared stages with rock giants like Orgy and Drowning Pool. Their single "Echoes" gained 100k+ streams, and their upcoming album will feature Jonny Santos.

Dayseeker

30 concerts

Dayseeker blends post-hardcore with '80s synthpop in their 5th LP, "Dark Sun." Known for their unique style, the band collaborates with producer Daniel Braunstein.

How We Feel

1 concert

Cleveland rock duo HOW WE FEEL, featuring vocalist Chris Bianchi and drummer Brian Lamtman, blend hard rock/metal with energetic, relatable anthems like "Make It Out Alive."

Acid Bath

14 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.

Spineshank

33 concerts

Formed in LA in 1996, Spineshank is a nu metal band known for their unique sound and collaborations with Fear Factory's Dino Cazares. Notable tracks include "Stain."

The Union Underground

18 concerts

The Union Underground, known for their nu-metal style, gained fame with their 2000 debut "Education in Rebellion." Hits like "Turn Me On 'Mr. Deadman'" and "Across the Nation" charted well, while touring with Ozzfest in 2001 boosted their profile.

Slipknot

7 concerts

Slipknot, born in Des Moines, Iowa, revolutionized metal with their 1999 debut. Known for jaw-clenching riffs and Ross Robinson's production, they achieved instant classic status with hits like "Wait and Bleed." Celebrated for fresh ideas and detailed songcraft, their success led to sold-out shows and tours. Founding member Clown emphasizes their ongoing evolution, hinting at future surprises.

August Burns Red

11 concerts

Pennsylvania metal band August Burns Red, known for technical proficiency and deep lyrics, has had notable success with albums like "Messengers" and "Constellations." Grammy-nominated for hits "Identity" and "Invisible Enemy," they're celebrated for tight performances and the Christmas Burns Red Festival.

Of Virtue

13 concerts

Of Virtue, hailing from Michigan, is known for their dynamic evolution and authenticity. Sharing stages with bands like Three Days Grace, they blend melodic and ethereal elements with heavy riffs and emotional vocals. With over 50m streams and charting on Billboard, their latest album "Omen" showcases raw themes like addiction and self-destruction, solidifying their growing global influence.

The Plot In You

43 concerts

Ohio's The Plot In You, featuring Landon Tewers and bandmates, masterfully blends heavy music with alternative, electronic, and pop. Known for the viral hit "FEEL NOTHING" and gold-certified tracks, they've sold out shows nationwide. Their album DISPOSE and its successor Swan Song highlight their innovative sound, praised by Hysteria and Revolver.

Slaughter to Prevail

33 concerts

Slaughter To Prevail, formed by Russian vocalist Alex Terrible and British guitarist Jack Simmons, is known for pushing modern metal’s limits with brutal vocals and heavy riffs.

Silent Theory

8 concerts

Silent Theory, from Moscow, Idaho, features the Swanger brothers, Robert James, and Dakota Elliot Tyler. Known for "Fragile Minds," "Watch Me Burn," exceeding 121M YouTube views, they charted on Billboard with "Shaking Cages." Managed by Paul Crosby, they continue to achieve success globally.

Snot

11 concerts

Santa Barbara's Snot, formed in 1995 by Lynn Strait and Mike Doling, gained fame with their 1997 hardcore metal debut "Get Some." They toured Ozzfest 1998 before Strait's tragic death. Their tribute album "Strait Up" had contributions from Korn's Jonathan Davis and Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst. Members later joined Amen and Soulfly.