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Pantera

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Formed in Texas, the influential groove metal band Pantera featured vocalist Phil Anselmo, guitarist Dimebag Darrell, bassist Rex Brown, and drummer Vinnie Paul. Emerging from the 1980s, they achieved mainstream breakthroughs with albums like Cowboys from Hell and Vulgar Display of Power, and debuted atop the Billboard 200 with 1994s Far Beyond Driven.

Ice Nine Kills

45 concerts

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.

Metallica

31 concerts

Formed in 1981 by Lars Ulrich and James Hetfield, Metallica is a hugely successful rock band. Their multi-platinum 1991 album Metallica (The Black Album) is Soundscan’s best-selling. Nine Grammys; Rock Hall inductees (2009).

Five Finger Death Punch

21 concerts

Five Finger Death Punch is a multi-platinum hard rock band from Las Vegas, NV with 15B+ global streams and 13 consecutive Billboard Mainstream Rock #1s. Collaborators include Brian May and Rob Halford; donated $1M+ and received the AUSA Soldier Appreciation Award.

Mammoth

23 concerts

UK hard rock/R&B band Mammoth featured vocalist Nicky Moore (ex-Samson) and bassist John McCoy (ex-Gillan). Their delayed Jive debut album drew little interest; single Can’t Take The Hurt Anymore appeared on Nightmare On Elm Street 5.

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Soldier Field Multi-purpose stadium Capacity: 62,500

1410 Special Olympics Dr, Chicago, IL 60605, USA

soldierfield.com

+1 312-235-7000

About Soldier Field

Soldier Field is a 62,500-capacity multi-purpose stadium on Chicago's Near South Side, opened in 1924 and recognized for its neoclassical architecture with iconic Doric colonnades, originally built as a memorial to World War I veterans. As the oldest stadium in the NFL, it hosts Chicago Bears football, Chicago Fire FC soccer, major concerts, and diverse large-scale events, offering sweeping views of the city skyline and Lake Michigan.

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