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Hatebreed with sunnbrella, Tummyache, and more

Jun 27, 2026 at 10:30  ·  Bowlers Exhibition Centre, Manchester Bowlers Exhibition Centre, Manchester

Hatebreed
Jun 27
Hatebreed
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Fiddlehead is a Boston, Massachusetts-born post-hardcore supergroup, formed in 2014. Featuring members from Have Heart and Basement, they are known for their emotive blend of hardcore, alternative, and emo, often exploring themes of loss. Notable albums include "Death Is Nothing to Us" (2023), "Between the Richness" (2021), and "Springtime and Blind" (2018). They are recognized for their raw energy and thoughtful lyrics.
Converge, formed in Salem, Massachusetts, in 1990, pioneered metalcore, hardcore punk, and mathcore with their aggressive, boundary-pushing sound. Their landmark 2001 album "Jane Doe" is widely acclaimed. Known for intense live shows and a consistent lineup, they released "Love Is Not Enough" and "Hum of Hurt" in 2026.
High Vis is an English rock band formed in London in 2016. They blend hardcore punk with post-punk, indie rock, and baggy styles, known for their energetic performances and socially conscious lyrics. Their discography includes albums such as "No Sense No Feeling," "Blending," and "Guided Tour." Popular songs include "Trauma Bonds" and "Drop Me Out." They have collaborated with Show Me the Body.
Formed in Venice, California in the early ’80s, Suicidal Tendencies blended hardcore and skatepunk before shifting to thrash metal. Their 1983 debut became a top-selling hardcore album, led by MTV hit “Institutionalized.”
From St. Catharines, Ontario, Alexisonfire delivers influential post-hardcore, renowned for their dynamic dual vocals and intense live shows. Hits like "This Could Be Anywhere in the World" and "Pulmonary Archery" define their sound. Their acclaimed 2022 album "Otherness" earned a Juno Award for Rock Album of the Year, showcasing their enduring impact and aggressive, melodic style.
Basement is a British band formed in 2009, made up of five friends: vocalist Andrew Fisher, guitarists Alex Henery and Ronan Crix, bassist Duncan Stewart, and drummer James Fisher. Their album WIRED was their first in 8 years.
Hatebreed are a heavy metal/hardcore band known for intense, cathartic music. Their eighth full-length album, Weight Of The False Self, explores emotional struggle and was recorded with producer Zeuss, helping the band reach a new level of sound.
Snail Mail is Lindsey Jordan, an indie rock singer-songwriter from Ellicott City, Maryland. Known for her candidly introspective lyrics, expressive guitar work, and poignant vocals, her sound blends indie rock, alternative rock, and emo. Her discography includes the acclaimed albums "Lush," "Valentine," and "Ricochet," featuring popular songs like "Pristine" and "Heat Wave."
Toronto punk band PUP are known for snarling, self-deprecating songs like “If This Tour Doesn’t Kill You, I Will” and albums including The Unraveling of PUPTHEBAND. Their four albums are critically acclaimed, and their live shows keep growing.
Ingrown, a hardcore band from Boise, Idaho, delivers fast, brutal, grinding music blending hardcore, death metal, and powerviolence. Known for their intense sound and an aesthetic of dirt bikes and self-reliance, they released albums like "Gun" (2021) and "Idaho" (2025). Popular songs include "Bullet" and "Enemy." They have collaborated with producer Andy Nelson and toured with notable bands.
Death Lens are a multicultural, working-class punk band from Southern California. Known for stage-dive anthems, they released Cold World (2024) and What’s Left Now?, their second album for Epitaph Records, after adding guitarist Ernie Gutierrez.
GRIDIRON blend metal, hardcore, and hip-hop, shifting from death metal barrages to braggadocious bars. Formed during COVID-era Call of Duty marathons, they released Loyalty At All Costs EP (2020), Worldwide Brotherhood EP (2021), and album No Good At Goodbyes (2022).
La Dispute are a Michigan post-hardcore band featuring vocalist Jordan Dreyer. Their albums include Panorama, Wildlife, and Rooms Of The House, and their fifth studio LP No One Was Driving the Car was entirely produced by the group.
New York City's Quicksand, formed in 1990, pioneered an influential post-hardcore and alternative metal sound, impacting bands like Deftones. Their discography includes "Slip," "Manic Compression," "Distant Populations," and "Bring On The Psychics," featuring tracks such as "Dine Alone" and "Fazer." Walter Schreifels and Sergio Vega are key members.
Nothing began as a Philly-born bedroom solo project in 2010, rebuilding shoegaze in a rougher American style of fuzz and reverb. The band’s fifth album, A Short History of Decay, is their first for Run For Cover Records.
Los Angeles post-hardcore band Touché Amoré have spent over a decade as hardcore scene vanguards, exploring anxiety, isolation, illness, and grief. Their album Spiral in a Straight Line was produced with Ross Robinson.
Glare, from the Lower Rio Grande Valley, Texas, is a grungegaze and shoegaze band formed in 2017. Known for their heavy, blurry sound and celestial moods, they gained a significant following with singles like "Void in Blue" and "Mourning Haze." Their discography includes the "Heavenly" EP and the album "Sunset Funeral". They are recognized for their resourceful, DIY approach and evocative songwriting.
Glixen, a Phoenix shoegaze band, blends influences like Björk and My Bloody Valentine. Founded in 2020 by Aislinn Ritchie, they’ve toured with Interpol and DIIV. Their EP, "She Only Said," gained national attention. Produced by Jack Endino and Sonny DiPerri, they capture a modern, intense sound.
Southern California hardcore band Initiate, formed in 2016, blends aggressive riffs with melodic undertones and emotional songwriting. Fronted by Crystal Pak, they champion femme and queer voices, addressing social injustices. Their discography includes the acclaimed album "Cerebral Circus" and the EP "With Love // With Rage."
Haywire is a Canadian band from Prince Edward Island, formed in 1982 by Marvin Birt, Paul MacAusland, David Rashed and Ron Switzer, later joined by drummer Sean Kilbride. Signed to Attic Records, they released Bad Boys (1986) and four more albums.
Ecca Vandal, born in South Africa to Sri Lankan Tamil parents and raised in Melbourne, Australia, is a genre-defying artist. Her music blends alternative rock, hip hop, punk, jazz, and electronica. Known for energetic live performances, she has toured with acts like Queens of the Stone Age and The Prodigy. Her self-titled debut album (2017) received critical acclaim. Popular songs include "Future Heroine" and "Molly". She has collaborated with artists such as Sampa the Great and Hilltop Hoods.
Febuary is a Las Vegas screamo band, formed in April 2023, known for their raw, unfiltered intensity and deeply personal, chaotic performances. Their powerful sound blends piercing emotion with aggressive, loud emo-core. They gained recognition within the emo community and on TikTok. Notable releases include their 2024 debut album "February" and the 2025 EP "Run Like a Girl." Popular tracks feature "No Way...", "Bitches Love My White Belt," and "I'm Fucking Bulletproof!!!".
Truck Violence is a Canadian avant-hardcore band originating from Alberta, later based in Montreal. They are known for their distinctive blend of hardcore punk, folk, shoegaze, and sludge, incorporating Western Canadian influences. Their debut album, "Violence," released in 2024, received critical acclaim, including an 8.0 score from Pitchfork. The band explores themes of rural life and self-discovery through raw, honest lyrics and intense live performances.
Born in the US, Soren Bryce’s DIY project Tummyache blends indie confessional grit; blunt lyrics tackle class, privilege and inner conflict, resonating in US/UK scenes.
Glitterer are a Washington, D.C. post-hardcore band led by singer/bassist Ned Russin. Their fourth full-length album, erer, was recorded by producer/engineer Arthur Rizk and released on Purple Circle Records, which Russin co-owns.
Blanket, an alternative rock quartet from Blackpool, UK, creates atmospheric post-rock and shoegaze soundscapes. Known for evocative lyrics and sophisticated musicianship, they released "Ceremonia" in 2024 and "True Blue" in 2026. Popular songs include "Where the Light Takes Us" and "In Awe." They have collaborated with artists like Loathe and Wayside.
Formed in Sacramento (2005), Trash Talk are an uncompromising, progressive hardcore band known for acclaimed EPs/albums and intense world tours pushing genre limits.
Baltimore hardcore band Trapped Under Ice (formed 2007) broke through with boundary-pushing style; Stay Cold EP, albums Secrets of the World & Big Kiss Goodnight; reunited, Heatwave.
Harms Way: metallic hardcore with metal/industrial edges; famed for blistering live shows and lyrics on struggle & growth; global fanbase (4 continents); albums Isolation, Rust, Posthuman.
The Armed, a Detroit collective formed in 2009, blends hardcore punk, metalcore, and experimental rock. Known for their enigmatic, collaborative nature and intense, genre-bending sound, they've garnered acclaim for albums like "Ultrapop" and "Perfect Saviors". Their discography includes "The Future Is Here and Everything Needs to Be Destroyed" and popular songs like "Night City Aliens". They feature notable collaborators like Iggy Pop and Kurt Ballou.
LOVE IS NOISE: empathy-driven heavy rock blending DIY grit with shoegaze melody & Brit-pop hints. Century Media debut “To Live in a Different Way” (Devotion, Soft Glow). Mixed by John Markson.
Chaos-fuelled UK sextet blending hardcore, post-punk, alt-rock & experimental jazz; signed to Marshall Records; debut LP GLITTER; toured with The Armed, Mclusky.

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