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Superheaven

11 concerts

Formed as Daylight in 2007, renamed Superheaven in 2014, this grunge revivalist band draws inspiration from '90s bands like Stone Temple Pilots and Soundgarden. Known for albums "Jar" and "Ours Is Chrome," they signed with Side One Dummy.

HEALTH

22 concerts

Born in L.A.'s noise scene, Health is known for their divisive, avant-garde style. They played festivals like Coachella, scored Max Payne 3, and collaborated across genres.

Panchiko

30 concerts

Panchiko, from Nottingham, UK, gained cult fame when their 2000 demo "D>E>A>T>H>M>E>T>A>L," surfaced online in 2016, sparking intrigue and fan-led investigation.

Coal Chamber

3 concerts

Los Angeles-based Coal Chamber, formed in 1994 by Dez Fafara and Meegs Rascon, is known for their alt-metal sound akin to Korn. They gained fame with hits like "Loco" and "Big Truck." Notable albums include their self-titled debut and "Rivals." The band split in 2003 but reformed in 2013, collaborating with acts like Sevendust. Signed with Roadrunner, their style blends goth rock with nu-metal.

Mr. Bungle

3 concerts

Mr. Bungle, formed in Eureka, CA, merges experimental metal, funk, and jazz, with notable albums like "Disco Volante." After a 1999 hiatus, they reunited in 2020 with Anthrax guitarist Scott Ian and ex-Slayer drummer Dave Lombardo to revamp their 1986 demo, gaining renewed acclaim.

Melvins

2 concerts

Born in Aberdeen, WA, the Melvins are pioneers of the sludge metal genre, influencing grunge icons like Soundgarden and Nirvana's Kurt Cobain. Their experimental sound blends punk and metal, with Buzz Osborne and Dale Crover leading since 1986. Notable works include "Bullhead" and 2017's "A Walk with Love and Death." Collaborations feature Mike Patton and Mike Kunka. Despite major labels and diverse styles, they remain cult favorites known for their heavy riffs and creative experiments.

Turnstile

10 concerts

Turnstile, a hardcore punk band from Baltimore, excels in barrier-breaking music. Known for albums like TIME & SPACE and GLOW ON, which received three GRAMMY nods. Key tracks produced with Will Yip and Mike Elizondo.

Cradle Of Filth

14 concerts

Cradle of Filth, a British extreme metal band formed in 1991 by Dani Filth, blends black, gothic, and symphonic metal. Known for theatrical shows and albums like "Damnation and a Day" and "Hammer of the Witches", they’ve collaborated with Scott Atkins and evolved with numerous lineup changes. Notable for songs like "Nymphetamine", their work often explores dark themes with commercial success.

Body Count

2 concerts

Born from Ice-T and Ernie C in L.A., Body Count blends metal and rap, known for the controversial hit “Cop Killer.” They've influenced generations and won a 2021 Grammy.

My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult

13 concerts

Chicago’s industrial dance band My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult, formed in 1987 by Buzz McCoy and Groovie Mann, mixed sex, gore, and rock beats with hits like "Sex on Wheelz." Signed by Wax Trax! and later Interscope, they appeared in films like *The Crow* and *Cool World* and toured with Marilyn Manson and Siouxsie and the Banshees.

The Birthday Massacre

17 concerts

The Birthday Massacre, a Canadian gothic rock band formed in 1999, gained fame with their album 'Violet' featuring hits ‘Blue’ and ‘Happy Birthday’. Known for their eerie melodies and heavy riffs, they continue to captivate fans with albums like ‘Under Your Spell’ and ‘Fascination’. They're celebrated for their atmospheric storytelling and dynamic live shows.

Scowl

2 concerts

Scowl, from Santa Cruz, CA, delivers venomous hardcore punk, collaborating with Circle Jerks and Limp Bizkit. They've rocked Coachella and Reading festivals, known for their fierce sound and intense live shows. Their latest album explores themes of morality and self-discovery while retaining punk's rebellious spirit.

Sevendust

16 concerts

Sevendust, born in Atlanta, is known for their unique hard rock style with groovy riffs and soulful vocals. They've sold seven million albums, achieved three gold albums, three Top 15 Billboard 200 debuts, and a GRAMMY nomination. They've played major festivals like Woodstock and OZZfest and collaborated with artists from Deftones and Alter Bridge to Xzibit. Their acclaimed album Blood & Stone was praised as their best in years. Members include Lajon Witherspoon, Clint Lowery, John Connolly, Vince Hornsby, and Morgan Rose.

Hoobastank

2 concerts

Hoobastank, a multi-platinum band with three GRAMMY nominations, blends rock and pop on their 6th album, PUSH PULL. Collaborating with Matt Wallace, they infuse '80s-'90s rock vibes, inspired by U2 and Tears for Fears. Known for hits like "The Reason," Hoobastank's project highlights "Push Pull" and "More Beautiful" while exploring mature themes.

Filter

35 concerts

Richard Patrick, born in the U.S., is Filter’s frontman and former Nine Inch Nails guitarist. Known for hits like "Hey Man Nice Shot" and "Take a Picture," he’s a rock pioneer with multiple platinum albums.

Ministry

2 concerts

Born in Chicago, Al Jourgensen's Ministry pioneered industrial music, evolving from '80s synth-pop to a harsher sound with albums like "The Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Taste." Known for "Psalm 69," they earned six Grammy nods. Resuming in 2018, they keep touring and recording.

The 69 Eyes

12 concerts

The 69 Eyes are a Finnish goth metal band formed in 1989 in Helsinki. Known for their powerful sound influenced by Motörhead and the Doors, they've released hits like "Gothic Girl." Albums like *Blessed Be* and *Paris Kills* topped charts in Finland and Germany. They toured internationally, even appearing on U.S. TV. Their dramatic style mixes goth with glam and industrial elements.

System Of A Down

15 concerts

System of a Down, formed in Southern CA, blends '80s thrash and '90s alt-rock with politically charged nu-metal. Known for hits like "Toxicity," "Chop Suey!," and "Aerials," they achieved chart success with albums like "Mezmerize" and "Hypnotize," and went multi-platinum. After a hiatus, they reunited to release charity singles, raising funds for Armenians. Their members also pursued solo projects, including collaborations with artists like Arto Tuncboyaciyan.

Korn

7 concerts

KORN, formed in Bakersfield, pioneered nu-metal with their self-titled debut, selling 40M albums and earning 2 Grammys. Known for hits like "Freak on a Leash," the band, led by Jonathan Davis, redefined rock and remains a major influence, transcending genre barriers and inspiring generations worldwide.

Deftones

29 concerts

Deftones, known for their ferocious yet dreamlike sound, blend metal and atmosphere across nine albums, including hits like "White Pony." They've earned Grammy nods and worked with producer Nick Raskulinecz.

Evanescence

51 concerts

Evanescence will release the 20th anniversary edition of their multi-platinum debut album Fallen, featuring remastered tracks, unheard demos, and alternate versions.

Chevelle

11 concerts

Chevelle, the Chicago alternative rock trio with brothers Pete and Sam Loeffler, boasts 7 #1 hits, 17 top 10 songs, and multiple platinum albums, making rock history.

Papa Roach

8 concerts

Papa Roach, pioneers of Alternative Hard Rock, are known for hits like "Last Resort" and collaborations like "Leave A Light On" with Carrie Underwood. Celebrating 25 years of INFEST with global tours, they've achieved 12 #1s and 26 Top-10 hits, emphasizing mental health awareness.

Flyleaf

1 concert

Texas-bred Flyleaf broke onto the hard rock scene with Lacey Sturm's dynamic vocals and hit songs like "I'm So Sick" and "All Around Me." Their 2005 debut went platinum, and they topped charts with albums like Memento Mori. After Sturm's departure and a hiatus, she rejoined for a 2022 reunion tour. The band collaborated with producers like Howard Benson and opened for acts such as Korn and Breaking Benjamin.

Placebo

2 concerts

Placebo, formed by Brian Molko and Stefan Olsdal in London, known for their mix of alt-rock, goth, and electronica, soared with hits like "Nancy Boy" and "Pure Morning." Celebrated for their unique sound and Bowie collaborations, they've maintained strong audiences, releasing multiple chart-topping albums and retrospective collections.

She Wants Revenge

2 concerts

LA DJs Justin Warfield & Adam Bravin formed She Wants Revenge in 2004, inspired by Joy Division. Known for hits like "Tear You Apart", the band has toured with Depeche Mode and released albums like Valleyheart.

KMFDM

9 concerts

Germany-born industrial metal pioneers KMFDM, led by Sascha Konietzko, are known for hits like "Juke Joint Jezebel" and collaborations with Raymond Watts, mixing aggressive beats and political themes.

Kittie

3 concerts

Kittie, a trailblazing heavy metal band, emerged as teens and defied stereotypes with seven albums, OzzFest gigs, and over 2 million sales. Known for their resilience and fierce spirit.

Soulfly

38 concerts

Soulfly, led by Brazilian Max Cavalera, is a pioneering groove metal band known for tribal, rhythmic riffs and hits blending spiritual and modern metal.

P.O.D.

2 concerts

P.O.D., rock icons for over 30 years, blend heart, grit, and soul in their music. Known for their punk-rock mentality, they remain passionate underdogs with a lasting legacy.

Alien Ant Farm

8 concerts

Southern California’s Alien Ant Farm, formed in 1996, blends nu-metal, post-grunge, and punk-pop. Known for their hit cover of “Smooth Criminal,” they’ve released several notable albums.

London After Midnight

1 concert

London After Midnight, formed by Sean Brennan in the ’90s, blends dark, emotional rock with social themes. They’ve toured globally, sharing stages with The Cure and Green Day.

Lacuna Coil

32 concerts

Lacuna Coil, renowned for their cinematic heavy metal sound, began their journey in Italy. Their latest album, "Sleepless Empire," features notable tracks like "The Siege" and "I Wish You Were Dead," with special collaborations from Ash Costello and Randy Blythe. Celebrating over three decades, their music aligns past, present, and future, showcasing their creative evolution.

Failure

4 concerts

Los Angeles band Failure blends atmospheric rock with tight musicianship, led by longtime friends Ken Andrews, Greg Edwards, and Kellii Scott, known for their deep artistic synergy.