Frenzal Rhomb

2 concerts

Frenzal Rhomb, an Australian punk rock band known for their energetic style and humorous lyrics, is back after a 6-year break with a new album.

Archspire

1 concert

Archspire, known for innovating extreme metal with fast, technical sound, broke boundaries with "Relentless Mutation". Their intense songwriting led to the acclaimed album "Bleed the Future".

Soulfly

1 concert

Max Cavalera, born in Brazil, co-founded Sepultura and later started Soulfly, blending metal and Brazilian tribal sounds. The band’s debut went gold. Known for collaborations with Corey Taylor, Chino Moreno, and brother Igor in Cavalera Conspiracy. Notable albums include Conquer and Archangel.

Polaris

2 concerts

Polaris, a Sydney-based band, blends melodic metalcore, post-rock, and electronic sounds. Known for ARIA-nominated album The Death of Me, their third album, Fatalism, explores themes of despair and dystopia, featuring tracks like Harbinger and Nightmare with Jamie Hails's intense vocals.

Make Them Suffer

16 concerts

Make Them Suffer, from Perth, Australia, blend deathcore, melodic death metal, and metalcore. Notable songs include "Ether" and "27." Collaborated with producer Drew Fulk in LA for their innovative fourth album, showcasing their creative evolution.

Lagwagon

6 concerts

Lagwagon, a key band of the '90s SoCal punk scene, formed in Goleta, CA. Known for albums like DUH and TRASHED, they've collaborated with Tony Sly and released nine albums.

Comeback Kid

19 concerts

Winnipeg’s Comeback Kid is a punk band known for high-energy performances and albums like Broadcasting (2007) and Die Knowing (2014). Founded in 2002 by members of Figure Four, the band gained traction with Victory Records, releasing the influential hit Wake the Dead. They’ve toured widely with bands like Madball and Gorilla Biscuits and collaborated with producer Bill Stevenson. The lineup has evolved over the years, with Andrew Neufeld on vocals and Stu Ross on guitar, releasing albums like Heavy Steps (2022).