Mudvayne with Coal Chamber, Gwar, and more

Formed in Los Angeles in 1994, alternative metal band Coal Chamber rose from the local scene with a heavy, detuned sound. They released their self-titled debut in 1997, followed by Chamber Music and Dark Days, before disbanding in 2003 and later returning with 2015's Rivals.

GWAR are a shock-metal outfit known for mythological, blood-soaked live shows with costumes, audience interaction, and flying fluids. Their meticulously crafted songs blend satire, chaos, and violence, helping make them cultural icons.

Fort Lauderdale's Nonpoint, formed in 1997, unleashes a dynamic blend of nu metal, alternative metal, and hard rock. Celebrated for high-energy shows and heavy riffs, their popular songs include "What a Day" and "Bullet with a Name." Their discography boasts charting albums like "Statement" and "The Return." They established 361 Degrees Records and released the album "The Last Word."

Formed in Peoria, IL in 1996, heavy metal band Mudvayne is known for their unique pseudonyms and bizarre makeup. Their major-label debut, L.D. 50, went gold and won the first MTV2 Video Award in 2001. They are recognized for hits and albums like "Lost and Found," and they've toured with Metallica and Linkin Park.

Butcher Babies, formed in Los Angeles, California, is a heavy metal band known for aggressive live shows and dual female vocals. Their sound blends metalcore, groove, and thrash, influenced by Wendy O. Williams. Albums like "Goliath", "Take It Like a Man", "Lilith", and the double album "Eye for an Eye… / …'Til the World's Blind" have charted on Billboard. Vocalist Heidi Shepherd has collaborated with other artists, showcasing their dynamic presence in metal.