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Staind with Dayseeker, The Struts, and more

Apr 26, 2024 at 5:30 PM  ·  CFG Bank Arena, Baltimore, MD CFG Bank Arena, Baltimore, MD

Staind
Apr 26
Staind
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Dayseeker, formed in 2012 in Orange County, California, is a post-hardcore and metalcore band known for emotional lyrics and Rory Rodriguez's powerful vocals. Their evolving sound incorporates elements of emo and electronic rock. Notable albums include "Dark Sun" and "Creature in the Black Night". Popular songs include "Sleeptalk" and "Crawl Back To My Coffin". They have collaborated with artists like Caleb Shomo and Silverstein.
British rock band The Struts formed in Derby, England in 2012. Known for “Could Have Been Me,” they’ve released three albums, hit No. 1 on Spotify Viral Top 50, and collaborated with Robbie Williams, Kesha, Tom Morello and Def Leppard members.
Seattle guitarist and singer Ayron Jones is a gritty, genre-blending rock artist. His debut single Take Me Away hit Top 5 at Rock Radio. Signed to Big Machine/John Varvatos Records, he’s played with Run DMC and Jeff Beck, and opened for Guns N’ Roses and B.B. King.
Staind is a multi-platinum New England nu-metal band formed in 1995, led by vocalist Aaron Lewis. Their 2001 album Break the Cycle went five-times platinum and spawned the Top Five hit "It's Been Awhile"; 14 Shades of Gray and Chapter V topped the Billboard 200.
Montana-born hard rock singer and guitarist Tim Montana broke out in 2023 with “Devil You Know,” a Loudwire pick that hit Billboard rock charts. Named an iHeartRadio “On The Verge” artist, he toured with Staind, Seether, Bush, and Jerry Cantrell.
Seether are a rock band known for songs “Broken,” “Fake It,” and “Words as Weapons.” They’ve earned five gold/platinum albums and multiple Billboard Rock Airplay Top 10s; 2020’s Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum spawned three No. 1 songs.

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CFG Bank Arena CFG Bank Arena Multipurpose Arena Capacity: 14,000

About CFG Bank Arena

CFG Bank Arena is a 14,000-capacity multipurpose arena in downtown Baltimore, originally opened in 1962 as the Baltimore Civic Center. Following a $250M renovation, it now features modernized acoustics and premium amenities, hosting over 105 major concerts and events annually.

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