Meshuggah with Whitechapel, Voivod, and more

Voivod, formed in 1982 in Jonquière, Quebec, is a pioneering metal band known for their unique fusion of thrash, prog, and punk influences. They gained international fame with hits like "Nothingface" and a cover of Pink Floyd's "Astronomy Domine." Their lineup has seen changes, including a stint with ex-Metallica bassist Jason Newsted. They won a Juno for 2019's The Wake. Celebrated for dystopian themes and inventive sound, they continue to evolve with releases like 2022's Synchro Anarchy, marking 40 years in the industry with Morgöth Tales in 2023.

In Flames, pioneers of melodic death metal, are renowned for their classic albums like "Come Clarity" and "Clayman." Known for powerful performances, they have toured with Slipknot and Megadeth. Their 14th album, "Foregone," showcases their aggressive and melodic strengths.

Swedish metal pioneers Meshuggah, formed in 1987, are famed for their complex, groove-infused death metal. Grammy-nominated for "The Violent Sleep of Reason," they've shaped a new subgenre.