Channel Zero

4 concerts

Channel Zero, known as the "Belgium Metallica," hails from Brussels and formed in 1990. They gained fame with albums like *Unsafe* and have shared stages with Megadeth and Danzig. After splitting in 1997, they reunited in 2010, releasing *Feed 'Em with a Brick* in 2011. Despite drummer Phil Baheux's death in 2013, the band continued with Ray Mayorga on drums, releasing *Kill All Kings* in 2014 and *Exit Humanity* in 2017.

Carcass

26 concerts

CARCASS, pioneers in death metal for over 30 years, released "Under The Scalpel Blade" and EP "Despicable". Known for intricate dissections of the genre, they blend classic and modern styles, achieving acclaimed status.

Dark Angel

6 concerts

Dark Angel, formed in 1983 Los Angeles, is known for technical thrash metal. Iconic albums include "Darkness Descends" and "Time Does Not Heal." Key members: Don Doty, Gene Hoglan.

Soulfly

1 concert

Born in Brazil, Max Cavalera is famed for his brutal riffs with Sepultura and Soulfly, fusing metal with tribal beats. Soulfly's debut album went gold, and "Primitive" featured collaborations with Corey Taylor and Chino Moreno. He also formed Cavalera Conspiracy with brother Igor.

Midnight

22 concerts

From Cleveland, Midnight merges metal and punk with a notorious blend of lust and filth since 2002. Known for hits like "Rebirth By Blasphemy," they maintain a strong underground following.

Hatebreed

10 concerts

HATEBREED, a hardcore heavy metal band known for intense, cathartic music, continues to impact with "Weight Of The False Self." Renowned for collaborations with ZEUSS, their sound is a testament to life's emotional burdens.

Angelus Apatrida

1 concert

Formed in 2000 in Spain, Angelus Apatrida are celebrated for their distinctive, powerful thrash metal, drawing comparisons to Metallica and Pantera. They're known for their consistent lineup and impactful albums like "Aftermath."

Accept

7 concerts

German metal band ACCEPT, known for hits like "Blood Of The Nations" & "Stalingrad," reached #1 with "Blind Rage." Their style leads the genre, with awards and notable collaborations under Wolf Hoffmann.

Wolfbrigade

3 concerts

Originating in 1995 as Wolfpack, WOLFBRIGADE, a seminal force in the crust punk scene, transitioned in 2000 to intensify their dark, aggressive d-beat style. With 10 LPs and numerous splits, they've significantly influenced global punk music.

Textures

2 concerts

Dutch Math Metal pioneers TEXTURES, formed in 2001, are known for albums like "Polars" and "Dualism." They've influenced bands like Periphery and shared stages with Meshuggah. Fiery live performances and innovation define their sound as they reunite after a 2018 disbandment.

Sylosis

15 concerts

Sylosis, a modern metal band from Reading, England, is signed to Nuclear Blast Records. Known for albums like "Conclusion of An Age" and "Cycle of Suffering," they champion a sophisticated thrash metal style.

Nephylim

2 concerts

Nephylim is a Dutch Melodic Death Metal band from 's-Hertogenbosch, known for their Gothenburg-esque sound. They won The Rock Circus Talent Tour 2023 and Dutch Wacken Metal Battle 2022.

Tenside

2 concerts

Formed in 2005, TENSIDE blends metalcore, thrash, and industrial metal. Hits include "NOVA" and "Convergence." They've topped charts, performed globally, supporting acts like Killswitch Engage.

Savage Lands

2 concerts

After witnessing deforestation in Costa Rica, Dirk Verbeuren (Megadeth) and Sylvain Demercastel founded the non-profit Savage Lands in 2022, focusing on reforestation. Joined by members from Gojira, Lamb of God, and others, they released "The Last Howl," featuring Andreas Kisser and John Tardy.

Severe Torture

3 concerts

Severe Torture, hailing from the Dutch underground, have dominated brutal death metal since 1997. Known for their intense performances and raw sound, their debut album "Feasting On Blood" was pivotal in 2001. With five albums, they've left a mark across the Americas and Europe. Their upcoming sixth album, "Torn from the Jaws of Death," promises a savage reflection on murder and madness, showcasing their relentless brutality.