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The Black Dahlia Murder

18 concerts

The Black Dahlia Murder is a beloved death metal band co-founded by Brian Eschbach and frontman Trevor Strnad. Following Strnad's passing in 2022, guitarist Eschbach transitioned to vocals, and guitarist Ryan Knight returned to the lineup.

Dying Fetus

3 concerts

Formed in Maryland in 1991, extreme metal group Dying Fetus fuses technical death metal, hardcore, and grindcore. Led by constant member John Gallagher, the band built an underground following before entering the Billboard charts with albums like Reign Supreme and Wrong One to Fuck With.

Spite

18 concerts

Hailing from Southern California, Spite is a deathcore band formed in 2014, known for their aggressive blend of death metal and metalcore. Their intense sound, featuring crushing breakdowns and dark lyrical themes, defines their style. Notable albums include "Dedication to Flesh" (2022) and "NEW WORLD KILLER" (2025). Popular songs include "Caved In" and "Kill or Be Killed."

Vomit Forth

1 concert

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

13 concerts

Originating in North Vancouver, British Columbia, AngelMaker is a deathcore six-piece known for a furious, violent sound blending blackened thrash, power violence, and hardcore. Featuring dual vocals and triple guitars, the band has released split EPs and full-length albums.

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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

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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.