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Soulfly

2 concerts

Soulfly, formed in Phoenix, Arizona in 1997 by Max Cavalera (ex-Sepultura), blends groove, thrash, and death metal with Brazilian tribal and world music. Known for hits like "Jumpdafuckup" and "Bleed," their debut album achieved gold status. They feature diverse collaborations and offer powerful riffs, with "Chama" (2025) among their acclaimed works.

Incite

1 concert

Incite, a Phoenix, Arizona groove/thrash metal band formed in 2004, delivers an aggressive sound led by Richie Cavalera, Max Cavalera's stepson. Known for relentless touring and a brutal style, their discography includes "Savage New Times" (2025), featuring tracks like "Just A Rat" and "Lies." They've carved a formidable path in metal.

Nailbomb

1 concert

Nailbomb was a brief extreme metal project between ex-Sepultura singer/guitarist Max Cavalera and ex-Fudge Tunnel singer/guitarist Alex Newport. They released Point Blank (1994, Roadrunner) and Proud to Commit Commercial Suicide (1995), with guests incl. Andreas Kisser, Igor Cavalera, Dino Cazares and D.H. Peligro.

Concert Info

Genre: Death Metal, Thrash Metal, Rock, Indie / Alternative, Metal, Heavy Metal, Hip-Hop/Rap, Nu Metal, Sludge Metal, Industrial, Industrial Metal, Rap Metal, Alternative Metal, Rap-Rock, groove metal

Attend the Soulfly concert in Tempe at Marquee Theatre on Thursday, October 15, 2026, at 5:00 PM, featuring Incite and Nailbomb. Get your tickets now!

This event is General Admission. Balcony section is 21+. Balcony seat ticket must be purchased for seating. No seats on the main floor. Standing room only. No refunds/exchanges unless headliner cancels.

Parking in the Marquee lots is an additional $15.00 per space used. Cash only and paid to the parking attendants night of the event.

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Marquee Theatre Music Venue Capacity: 1,500

730 N Mill Ave, Tempe, AZ 85288, USA

marqueetheatreaz.com

+1 480-829-0607

About Marquee Theatre

The Marquee Theatre Tempe is a 1,500-capacity music venue in Tempe, AZ, originally opening as the Red River Opry in 1993 before its 2003 rebranding. Situated near Tempe Town Lake, it has become a prominent destination for national touring artists. Its intimate general admission layout, featuring a downhill floor and an outdoor patio, offers a distinct live concert experience popular with local audiences and ASU students.