The Black Dahlia Murder Silver Spring Tickets - The Fillmore Silver Spring

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The Black Dahlia Murder

14 concerts

The Black Dahlia Murder, born in Detroit, faced a pivotal moment after frontman Trevor Strnad's death in 2022. Co-founder Brian Eschbach took over vocals, debuting the new lineup in a hometown tribute show with returning guitarist Ryan Knight. Known for their impactful death metal, the band carries on Trevor’s legacy, backed by devoted fan support.

Dying Fetus

4 concerts

Maryland's Dying Fetus, led by John Gallagher, excels in technical death metal with grindcore elements. Known for albums "Reign Supreme" and "Wrong One to Fuck With," they hit Billboard charts and toured with Kataklysm and Behemoth.

Spite

28 concerts

Spite is an American deathcore band from the Bay Area, California, formed in 2014. They are known for their decibel- and soul-crushing sound, blending death metal, metalcore, and neo-nu-metal. Vocalist Darius Tehrani delivers intense performances. Albums include "Nothing Is Beautiful," "The Root of All Evil," "Dedication To Flesh" (which hit the Billboard Heatseekers chart), and "NEW WORLD KILLER." Popular songs include "Kill or Be Killed" and "Caved In." Spite has collaborated with artists like Phil Bozeman, Boundaries, Tyler Shelton, and Will Ramos.

Vomit Forth

6 concerts

Vomit Forth, from Pittsfield, Massachusetts, delivers uncompromising brutal death metal infused with hardcore punk. Known for visceral live performances, the band crafts aggressive and unsettling music. Their releases include albums like "Seething Malevolence" and "Terrified of God," alongside EPs such as "In The Name Of The Father." Popular tracks include "Blood Soaked Death Dream" and "Pain Tolerance."

Angelmaker

21 concerts

AngelMaker hails from North Vancouver, delivering intense deathcore mixed with blackened thrash and hardcore. Known for their dual-vocal and triple-guitar setup, they've collaborated with producers Tim Creviston and Will Putney. Their emotive sound evokes sorrow and anger, setting them apart in their genre.