Staind Biloxi Tickets - Mississippi Coast Coliseum

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Nonpoint

4 concerts

Fort Lauderdale's Nonpoint, formed in 1997, unleashes a dynamic blend of nu metal, alternative metal, and hard rock. Celebrated for high-energy shows and heavy riffs, their popular songs include "What a Day" and "Bullet with a Name." Their discography boasts charting albums like "Statement" and "The Return." They established 361 Degrees Records and released the album "The Last Word."

Staind

34 concerts

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.

Zero 9:36

22 concerts

Philadelphia artist Zero 9:36 fuses heavy riffs and hip hop grit—raw emotion, sharp lyrics, cinematic tension and big hooks—breaking out in rock/alt with anthems of anxiety and resilience.

From Ashes to New

34 concerts

From Ashes To New are a Lancaster, PA band blending hard rock, hip-hop, electronic and alternative. Formed in 2013, they’ve earned hundreds of millions of streams, radio hits and sold-out U.S. shows, with acclaim from LoudWire and Alternative Press.

Sleep Theory

12 concerts

Sleep Theory fuse energetic hard rock and metalcore with pop and R&B, led by vocalist Cullen Moore. Known for Afterglow and the Paper Hearts EP, they’ve toured with Shinedown, Falling In Reverse, and Beartooth.

Royale Lynn

Royale Lynn, a self-described “metalhead from a small town,” makes nostalgic alt-metal influenced hard rock and is part of the Epitaph Records family. Her single “DEATH WISH” featuring Danny Worsnop hit #27 on rock radio charts.

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Mississippi Coast Coliseum Multi-purpose Arena & Convention Center Capacity: 15,000

2350 Beach Blvd, Biloxi, MS 39531, USA

mscoastcoliseum.com

+1 228-594-3700

About Mississippi Coast Coliseum

The Mississippi Coast Coliseum and Convention Center is an 11,500-seat reserved, 15,000-capacity festival seating multi-purpose arena in Biloxi, MS, opened in 1977 as the largest oceanfront expo space in the Southern U.S.. This versatile venue hosts a broad spectrum of events, from major concerts and sporting competitions to large-scale conventions and cultural festivals.