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Knotfest with Poison The Well, Gwar, and more

Sep 21, 2024 at 12:00 PM  ·  Waterworks Park, Des Moines, IA Waterworks Park, Des Moines, IA

Knotfest
Sep 21
Knotfest
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Poison The Well are a melodic hardcore/metalcore band known for balancing brutality with emotion. Their 1999 debut The Opposite of December… A Season of Separation is widely listed among the most influential metalcore albums.
Formed in Richmond, Virginia, shock-metal icon Gwar pairs thrash riffs with sci-fi satire. Known for monstrous alien armor and blood-soaked stage spectacles, the Grammy-nominated collective built a fierce cult following through tracks like "Immortal Corruptor" and "Sick of You".
Dying Wish is a Portland metalcore quintet featuring frontperson Emma Boster, guitarists Pedro Carrillo and Sam Reynolds, bassist Jon Mackey, and drummer Jeff Yambra. They gained underground notoriety and released albums including Fragments of a Bitter Memory and Symptoms of Survival.
Twin Temple is fronted by Alexandra and Zachary James. The duo blends vintage 1950s and 60s rock and roll with occult aesthetics and dark theatrical flair, featuring lyrical themes of empowerment, rebellion, and individualism.
Fronted by Kat Leon, alt-metal and industrial pop project Holy Wars blends cinematic intensity with anthems of power and vulnerability. They have toured with Evanescence and The Warning, and performed at major rock festivals including Download and Knotfest.
Originating from Iowa, the masked nine-piece metal band Slipknot has become one of the most influential rock groups of the 21st century. Blending metal, punk, and hip hop, they returned with the aggressive release Arsenal, showcasing their enduring sonic firepower and uncompromising drive.
Formed in Louisville, Knocked Loose is a hardcore quintet known for uncompromising heaviness and intensity. Comprising vocalist Bryan Garris, guitarists Isaac Hale and Nicko Calderon, bassist Kevin Otten, and drummer Kevin Kaine, the band has brought their underground sound to major stages like Coachella and Bonnaroo.
LA-based Zulu, formed by Anaiah Rasheed, merges hardcore & powerviolence. Known for EPs & debut album via Flatspot Records. Collaborated with Zach Tuch, explores diverse influences.
Mystery-shrouded heavy collective: primal chaos of riffs, percussion, turntables, punk chants & guttural screams. Backed by Sid Wilson, Ghostemane & Ross Robinson.

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