Nekrogoblikon Chicago Tickets - Douglass Park

Buzzcocks

20 concerts

Buzzcocks, British punk pioneers, led by Pete Shelley & Steve Diggle, were known for crisp melodies and influential sound. Notable for pop hooks, their albums like "Another Music in a Different Kitchen" and hits including "Orgasm Addict" shaped punk’s blend with pop.

Slayer

3 concerts

Formed in 1982 in Huntington Park, CA, Slayer became iconic in thrash metal with albums like "Reign in Blood" and "Seasons in the Abyss." Known for controversial lyrics and collaborations with Rick Rubin, they influenced death metal. Their intense style survived decades, culminating in a farewell tour in 2019.

Saxsquatch

11 concerts

Saxsquatch is a North Carolina electronic music artist and multi-instrumentalist with over 3M online followers. He has collaborated with icons like John Oates and Billy Ray Cyrus, and contributed music to Rocket League and Fortnite. Featured by Rolling Stone and Forbes, he's known for electrifying live shows, performed on "Jimmy Fallon's That’s My Jam!" and shared stages with Tedeschi Trucks Band.

Poison The Well

30 concerts

From Florida, Poison the Well emerged as a major metalcore band, inspired by Slayer & Hatebreed. Known for albums like Versions & The Tropic Rot, their intense live shows kept them popular in the hardcore punk scene, briefly joining Atlantic Records.

The Hives

30 concerts

Swedish rock band The Hives, known for their striking black-and-white garb and energetic live shows, exploded onto the scene with hits like "Hate to Say I Told You So." Formed in 1993, they gained fame with their punk-inspired sound and albums like 'Veni Vidi Vicious.' Winners of multiple Swedish Grammis, collaborated with Timbaland and the Neptunes.

Dr. Dog

3 concerts

Dr. Dog, indie rock band known for 60’s inspired pop and 70’s rock, found fresh energy on 'Critical Equation' produced by Gus Seyffert. Celebrated for TV appearances, major tours, and festivals, they've achieved multiple Top 50 albums and critical acclaim.

St. Vincent

30 concerts

St. Vincent, born Annie Clark, debuted in 2007. Known for innovative style & hits like "MASSEDUCTION", she's won multiple GRAMMYs including Best Alternative Album. Famous for 70s NYC-inspired "Daddy’s Home" & global tours. Collaborates widely.

Lagwagon

6 concerts

Formed in Goleta, CA, '90s punk icons Lagwagon, initially Section 8, debuted in 1992. Known for hits like "TRASHED" & "HOSS," they collaborated with ex-RKL members and Tony Sly. Famous for energetic anthems and relentless evolution, they remain pivotal to the punk scene.

State Champs

6 concerts

STATE CHAMPS, known for vibrant pop-punk, feature Derek DiScanio & co. Big with "Kings Of The New Age", highly rated by Kerrang!. Hit Billboard charts, acclaimed by Rock Sound & Alternative Press. Collaborated with producer Drew Fulk.

Public Enemy

21 concerts

Public Enemy, founded by Chuck D in 1985, revolutionized hip-hop with politically charged lyrics and innovative production. Known for hits like "Fight the Power" and "911 Is a Joke," their albums It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back and Fear of a Black Planet are acclaimed classics. Flavor Flav, with his distinctive style, complemented Chuck D's serious tones. Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2013, they collaborated with artists like Anthrax and Run-DMC.

SPRINTS

6 concerts

Dublin's SPRINTS, formed in 2019, meld garage-punk with catharsis in their debut album 'Letter To Self'. Gained fame with early hits like ‘Kissing Practice’, known for intense live shows across Europe and SXSW, praised by NME, Stereogum. Signed to City Slang.

Lord Of The Lost

17 concerts

LORD OF THE LOST, genre-fluid German band excelling in metal and rock, boasts chart-toppers like "JUDAS" and "BLOOD & GLITTER." Acclaimed for their visual and musical dynamism, they've toured with IRON MAIDEN and competed in Eurovision 2023.

Home Front

1 concert

From Edmonton, Alberta, HOME FRONT merges punk roots with new wave, drawing inspiration from The Cure, Suicide, and New Order. Known for their analog synth and 808 beats, they redefine the transition from punk to new wave with a distinct style.

Rival Sons

31 concerts

Rival Sons, lauded rockers, rose with albums like FERAL ROOTS, earning Grammy nods. Hits like “Do Your Worst” topped charts. Known for touring with legends like Black Sabbath and The Rolling Stones.

Catbite

31 concerts

Philadelphia's Catbite, known for blending classic ska with modern punk, features Brittany Luna's fierce vocals. Popular for lively shows, they’ve toured four continents, thrilling fans globally.

Lamb of God

8 concerts

Grammy-nominated Lamb Of God, led by D. Randall Blythe, excels in metal fury with hits crafted by Josh Wilbur. Known for intense energy & teamwork, their album "Omens" channels deep anger & global dismay.

Sincere Engineer

7 concerts

Sincere Engineer, led by Chicago's Deanna Belos, blends punk-pop, emo, and folk. Known for albums Rhombithian, Bless My Psyche, and collaborating with Matt Jordan.

Cypress Hill

22 concerts

Cypress Hill, by B-Real, Sen Dog, & DJ Muggs, made hip-hop history with their unique sound. Celebrating 30 yrs, SME releases an expanded edition featuring bonuses and remixes.

Cursive

15 concerts

Cursive, an iconic Omaha band, is renowned for its intense, ambitious style and cathartic sound. With a 30-year career, their album "Devourer" showcases incisive songs on profound themes.

HEALTH

21 concerts

Born in L.A., the band, known for their avant-garde noise and digital soundscapes, found fame with albums like GET COLOR & DEATH MAGIC. Played Coachella, scored Max Payne 3, and collaborated across genres in DISCO4.

Mastodon

32 concerts

Atlanta-based Mastodon, formed in 1999, blends progressive, stoner, and sludge metal. Known for "Leviathan" and "Emperor of Sand," they won a Grammy for "Sultan's Curse." Influences include Black Sabbath and Thin Lizzy.

The Offspring

73 concerts

The Offspring, pioneers of SoCal punk, hit global fame with 1994’s “Smash”. Known for "Americana" & "Conspiracy of One", they've sold 40M albums, influenced films, TV, and games.

Nekrogoblikon

28 concerts

Nekrogoblikon, formed in 2012, gained fame with "No One Survives." Known for high-energy shows and collaborations with bands like Limp Bizkit and GWAR, they've rocked major festivals globally. Hits include "Bones" and "This Is It."

L.S. Dunes

23 concerts

Rock luminaries Frank Iero, Travis Stever, Anthony Green, Tim Payne, and Tucker Rule form L.S. DUNES, delivering intense, super-charged anthems in a unique punk style with 'Past Lives.'

Gwar

30 concerts

GWAR, famed for shock-metal, offers performances rich in spectacle, mythology, and gore, creating a visceral fan experience. Known for their satirical, chaotic songs, they've become cultural icons.

Codefendants

5 concerts

Fat Mike of NOFX starts Codefendants with Sam King at Gilman St., blending hip-hop & punk. Born from a passion for music & justice, they initially united to support Ceschi Ramos.

Laura Jane Grace

29 concerts

Laura Jane Grace, founder of Against Me! in Naples, FL, is a key figure in rock, known for her solo work & vocal political themes. She publicly shared her gender transition in 2012 and blends American music styles with noise.

New Found Glory

39 concerts

Founded in Coral Springs in 1997, New Found Glory sparked the easycore subgenre with hits like "My Friends Over You." Known for energetic pop-punk, they achieved gold and platinum with albums and MTV fame.

Fiddlehead

1 concert

Fiddlehead, a Boston-based post-hardcore supergroup featuring former members of Have Heart and Basement, is known for their emo-leaning style. Formed by Patrick Flynn and Alex Dow, their debut EP *Out of the Bloom* (2014) led to the cathartic *Springtime and Blind* LP in 2018. Gaining a strong fanbase, they continued with *Between the Richness* (2021), both released via Run for Cover Records.

Clutch

50 concerts

CLUTCH, known for heavy riffs and powerful lyrics, shares a dedicated fanbase akin to The Grateful Dead and Rush. Famous for tracks like "Red Alert" and "Nosferatu Madre," their music spans from major labels to their own Weathermaker imprint. Their latest, "Sunrise On Slaughter Beach," features unique additions like vibraphone and theremin.

Circle Jerks

7 concerts

Formed in LA's South Bay in 1979 by ex-Black Flag vocalist Keith Morris and Redd Kross guitarist Greg Hetson, Circle Jerks became punk icons. Known for ferocious performances and major hits, they starred in cult films and led the 80's punk scene. Celebrated 40th anniversary recently.

The Exploited

14 concerts

U.K. punk band the Exploited, formed 1978 in Edinburgh, blends punk, Oi!, hardcore, and thrash metal. Known for hits like "Punks Not Dead," they've toured extensively, impacting the punk scene with rebellious anthems and energetic live shows.

Spoon

18 concerts

Texas band Spoon's "Lucifer on the Sofa" is their rawest rock album, recorded in Austin. Known for its intense, intimate sound, it contrasts classic rock influences with unique modern twists.

Drug Church

20 concerts

Drug Church, from Albany, NY, is a genre-defying punk band known for loud guitars and irreverent style. Their fifth album, PRUDE, showcases their aggression and melody.

Brutus

2 concerts

Belgian rock trio BRUTUS, formed in Leuven, blends post-rock, metal, and hardcore. Known for powerful drums and vocals by Stefanie Mannaerts, they've released acclaimed albums like 'BURST' and 'NEST'. They have shared stages with bands like Russian Circles and Thrice and are praised by Metallica's Lars Ulrich.

The Warning

28 concerts

The Warning, a sister trio from Mexico, blends alternative anthems with hard rock. Known for hits like "Enter Sandman" with Alessia Cara and their album ERROR, they've toured with Muse, Foo Fighters, and played the 2023 MTV VMAs. Faces of Pepsi Black in Mexico, their influence spans from Vanity Fair to Metallica's Blacklist compilation.

Waxahatchee

47 concerts

Alabama-born singer-songwriter Katie Crutchfield, aka Waxahatchee, evolved from lo-fi folk to lush alt-country. Known for poetic, honest lyrics and six critically acclaimed albums.

Strung Out

8 concerts

Strung Out, a California band known for skate punk and melodic hardcore, debuted in 1994 with 'Another Day in Paradise'. Known for '90s anthems and hits like 'Suburban Teenage Wasteland Blues', they evolved into a more melodic style with albums like 'Twisted by Design'. Charting first with 'An American Paradox', they continued gaining acclaim into the 2010s.

Sublime With Rome

6 concerts

Sublime with Rome, ska rock band from California, formed in 2010, known for hits like “Santeria” & “What I Got.” Collaborated with Slightly Stoopid, continued success with tours & EPs.

Rob Zombie

4 concerts

Rob Zombie, New England-born, fronted '90s band White Zombie, then solo with hits like "Hellbilly Deluxe". Known for his horror films like "House of 1000 Corpses", and music-film work.

Bright Eyes

38 concerts

Bright Eyes, from Omaha, known for their emotive indie rock and folk, features Conor Oberst, Mike Mogis, and Nate Walcott. Their album "Five Dice, All Threes" mixes intensity and tenderness, offering singalong hooks with chaotic urgency. The band excels in crafting immersive albums that honor flaws and personal journeys.

Beck

12 concerts

Born in L.A., Beck rose from a '90s one-hit-wonder with "Loser" to a Grammy-winning, genre-blending artist known for "Odelay" & "Morning Phase". Collaborated with Dust Brothers, Jenny Lewis, Paul McCartney.

Dillinger Four

4 concerts

Dillinger Four, a St. Paul punk group formed in 1994, is known for albums like "Midwestern Songs of the Americas" and "Versus God." They toured with Green Day and appeared at The Fest. Co-founder Erik Funk owns Minneapolis's Triple Rock Social Club.

Something Corporate

1 concert

Alt-rock band Something Corporate, formed in Orange County, gained fame with their piano-driven, radio-ready music. Known for hits and albums like 'Leaving Through the Window,' they briefly reunited in 2010 after a hiatus. Major acts like Sugar Ray and Better Than Ezra opened for them.

Beach Bunny

40 concerts

Beach Bunny’s Lili Trifilio shines in "Honeymoon," blending bedroom pop into anthemic rock with hits like "Dream Boy" & "Ms. California." Recorded in Chicago, her band evolved from 2015 solo project.

Sweet Pill

2 concerts

Philadelphia's Sweet Pill merges emo with pop and hardcore, known for their dynamic style and local scene involvement, including projects like twentythreenineteen and 4333 Collective. Influenced by Paramore and Circa Survive.

Suicidal Tendencies

25 concerts

Formed in Venice, CA, Suicidal Tendencies led by Mike Muir, transitioned from hardcore to thrash metal. Known for "Institutionalized" & "You Can't Bring Me Down". Their MTV presence and rebellious style influenced many, including collaborations with Robert Trujillo and Infectious Grooves.

Pennywise

5 concerts

Pennywise, formed in Hermosa Beach, CA, is renowned for their vibrant SoCal punk style. Famous for hits like “Bro Hymn” and “Fuck Authority,” they blend subversion with exhilaration. Their sound encapsulates California punk, earning them global acclaim and a loyal fanbase across decades.

Action/Adventure

2 concerts

Chicago-based band signed with Pure Noise Records, released "Imposter Syndrome" and viral TikTok hit "Barricades." Known for exploring themes of doubt and disbelief in their music.

Descendents

4 concerts

Formed in L.A., 1978, Descendents are punk legends known for their dynamic Southern California sound. Key members include Milo Aukerman and Bill Stevenson. Known for early hits like the Milo Goes to College LP.

The Aces

1 concert

The Aces, from Provo, Utah, honed their indie-rock style through deep self-discovery. Known for their personal lyrics, the band's third LP, ‘I've Loved You For So Long,’ co-produced with Keith Varon, showcases their growth and cohesiveness.

The Dickies

10 concerts

The Dickies, formed in 1977 in L.A., are known for their comedic, high-speed punk inspired by pop culture and trashy movies. Their 1979 debut included hits like "Banana Splits" and "You Drive Me Ape." They influenced bands like Green Day and The Offspring. Notable collaborations include Smashing Pumpkins' Jonathan Melvoin and the Adicts' Monkey. Despite lineup changes and hiatuses, their humor and music remain celebrated.

Polaris

2 concerts

Polaris, a Sydney-based metalcore band, known for melodic blends and intense soundscapes, follows their ARIA-nominated album with "Fatalism." The album, influenced by global despair, features tracks like "Nightmare" and "The Crossfire" that showcase explosive and doom-laden themes.

Spiritual Cramp

22 concerts

Spiritual Cramp channels late '70s/early '80s rock & punk from SF, blending bright guitars with dark vocal rhythms. Known for anti-establishment themes in Bingham’s lyrics, they draw inspiration from The Clash, Blitz, and The Modern Lovers.

Face To Face

1 concert

SoCal punk band Face to Face, formed in 1991, gained fame with "Disconnected." Known for their melodic, intense style, they've explored punk and hard rock across albums like 'Ignorance Is Bliss' and 'Protection.'

Get Dead

1 concert

San Francisco punk rockers Get Dead, known for their acoustic-based style and Irish folk influences, formed in 2007. Signed to Fat Wreck Chords, they debuted with "Bad News" in 2013.

Winona Fighter

23 concerts

Nashville-based punk band Winona Fighter, led by Coco, reinvigorates the punk scene with energetic shows and inclusive music. Influenced by Boston punk, they deliver powerful tracks like "I'm In The Market To Please No One." Signed to Rise Records, they've gained attention with playlist features and collaborations with guitarist Dan Fuson and bassist Austin Luther. Known for leaving egos at the door, they’ve performed at festivals like Shaky Knees and toured with Bayside and Finch.

The Dead Milkmen

4 concerts

Philadelphia's Dead Milkmen, formed in 1983, are a punk band known for satirical humor. Famous for "Punk Rock Girl," they've influenced alternative music and had collaborations with artists like Gibby Haynes. Achievements include MTV hits and a cult following, while maintaining a distinct mix of tasteless satire and occasional seriousness. They reunited in 2008, releasing albums like The King in Yellow and Quaker City Quiet Pills, mocking politics and modern culture.