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A Day To Remember

15 concerts

A Day To Remember, from Ocala, FL, hits #1 across various Billboard charts, boasts 800M Spotify streams & 500M YouTube views. Known for Gold albums & global tours, recognized by Rolling Stone. Collaborative recording for "Bad Vibrations."

Adema

14 concerts

Adema, a post-grunge, alternative metal band formed in 1998 in Bakersfield. Known for albums "Adema," "Unstable," and tracks with a heavy electronica influence. Faced lineup changes, yet continued success with new albums and tours across North America. Collaborated with Ryan Shuck.

Currents

4 concerts

Currents, a post-metalcore band known for deep psychological themes, has over 80 million streams and has toured with bands like Ice Nine Kills. Their album "The Way It Ends" topped Billboard charts and saw high sales even without touring. They're praised for their intense music and narrative depth.

Cypress Hill

23 concerts

Cypress Hill, by B-Real, Sen Dog, & DJ Muggs, made hip-hop history with their unique sound. Celebrating 30 yrs, SME releases an expanded edition featuring bonuses and remixes.

Jelly Roll

51 concerts

Nashville's Jelly Roll topped charts with his debut country album "Whitsitt Chapel," netting the biggest debut in its genre. He won at 2023 CMTs, People's Choice, and a CMA. Known for hits like "Save Me," he collaborated with Lainey Wilson.

In This Moment

1 concert

Formed in 2005, In This Moment led by frontwoman Maria Brink and guitarist Chris Howorth, is known for Gold album 'Blood' & hits like “The In-Between”. The band boasts 1.3B streams & multiple Gold, Platinum singles.

Drowning Pool

10 concerts

Drowning Pool, formed in 1996, found fame with their 2001 platinum album "Sinner" and hit "Bodies". Known for nu-metal style and enduring multiple vocalists post-founder Dave Williams' death in 2002.

Judas Priest

21 concerts

Formed in Birmingham, 1970, Judas Priest pioneered heavy metal with hits like "Breaking the Law." Their dual-guitar style influenced multiple genres, winning them a 2022 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction.

Militarie Gun

27 concerts

LA-based Militarie Gun, formed in 2020 by Ian Shelton, blends a combative yet catchy style. Known for melodic hardcore, the band draws from diverse influences like Fugazi & hip hop.

Anthrax

2 concerts

Anthrax, key in speed/thrash metal, mixed hardcore punk with metal, known for early albums, humor & realism. Famous tracks include "Bring the Noise" with Public Enemy. Multiple line-up changes marked their journey, yet they made impactful comebacks, achieving Grammy nominations & touring globally.

Gatecreeper

24 concerts

Arizona-based death metal band Gatecreeper, known for refined, melodic songs with supernatural themes, draws inspiration from pivotal albums like Entombed’s Wolverine Blues. Members include Chase H. Mason and Eric Wagner, with hits from albums like Sonoran Depravation and Dark Superstition.

Dying Wish

25 concerts

Dying Wish, Portland-based metal/hardcore band, is known for intense melodies and chaos. Key tracks include “Cowards Feed, Cowards Bleed.” Praised by Brooklyn Vegan, Revolver, and more. Albums: ‘Symptoms of Survival’, ‘Fragments of a Bitter Memory’.

Lacey Sturm

3 concerts

Lacey Sturm, born for hard rock, rose to fame with Flyleaf, delivering hits like "I'm So Sick." Post-Flyleaf, she topped charts solo with "Life Screams," collaborated with Skillet, and penned a memoir.

Baroness

17 concerts

Baroness, formed in Savannah (2003), rocks progressive metal with multiple acclaimed albums like "The Red Album" (Revolver’s Album of the Year). Known for DIY ethics and a Grammy nod, they've also started their own label, Abraxan Hymns.

Insane Clown Posse

5 concerts

Emerging from Detroit's underground in the 90s, Insane Clown Posse's Violent J and Shaggy 2 Dope defied critics to gain a dedicated fanbase, "Juggalos," impacting hip-hop.

Nitzer Ebb

5 concerts

Nitzer Ebb, formed in Chelmsford, Essex (1982), is a pioneer of EBM and alternative dance. Known for "Join in the Chant," they've influenced many, worked with Depeche Mode and had a hit with 1991's Ebbhead. Reunited in 2018 for a tour and box set.

In Flames

38 concerts

In Flames, melodic death metal pioneers, known for classics like "Come Clarity", have headlined major festivals globally and toured with bands like Slipknot and Megadeth. Famous for their energetic shows and influential sound.

All That Remains

2 concerts

All That Remains, known for a mix of metal and anthemic melodies, boasts hits like “Two Weeks” (Platinum), and albums like Overcome (Gold). Renowned for their tight rock sound, they’ve sold out global tours and received multiple awards, solidifying their legacy in metalcore.

Of Mice & Men

13 concerts

Of Mice & Men, rock stars with No. 1 on Billboard's Rock & Indie Charts, collaborated with Metallica & Linkin Park, famed for devoted fanbase & hit songs.

STARSET

1 concert

Formed by frontman Dustin Bates, cinematic rock band STARSET blends music with AR, videos, and a Marvel graphic novel to redefine immersive storytelling. Known for their narrative-driven style and multimedia integration.

Sebastian Bach

2 concerts

Sebastian Bach, renowned for "18 and Life" & "Youth Gone Wild," first heavy metal singer on Broadway. Known from "Gilmore Girls," voiced in "Spongebob," collaborated with Axl Rose.

Apocalyptica

3 concerts

Apocalyptica, formed in 1993 at Helsinki's Sibelius Academy, redefined heavy metal with their classical covers of Metallica. Known for "Plays Metallica By Four Cellos," they've achieved legendary status through unique style and innovation in music.

Sleep Theory

32 concerts

Sleep Theory, formed by ex-US Army Cullen Moore in 2019, merges hard rock, funk, and R&B. Known for hits like "Another Way", reaching SiriusXM’s #1 and signing with Epitaph Records, they blend metalcore with bluesy, pop grooves.

Kim Dracula

28 concerts

From Australia, Kim Dracula blends metal, industrial, jazz, trap, and Latin music, gaining fame with “Make Me Famous”. Known for extreme visuals and eclectic style, their work like “Drown” merges various genres, captivating a diverse audience.

Skindred

8 concerts

UK's Skindred, known for ragga-metal, landed #2 on the UK Album chart with 'Smile'. Famous for "Nobody", supported by Metallica & RATM, featured on BBC & in Kerrang! Future Wembley show sold out.

Imminence

25 concerts

Swedish alt-metalcore band Imminence, known for innovative string-metal fusion, led by vocalist/violinist Eddie Berg. Celebrated for redefining their genre.

(Hed) P.E.

14 concerts

Born in Huntington Beach, California, (hed) p.e. blends punk rock and G-funk-inflected hip-hop, coining "G-punk." Known for albums Broke and Blackout, and tours with Korn.

Electric Callboy

26 concerts

Formed in 2010 as Eskimo Callboy, now ELECTRIC CALLBOY, known for the hit "Hypa Hypa". Albums like "TEKKNO" explore genres with tracks featuring FiNCH and Conquer Divide.

Falling In Reverse

7 concerts

Falling in Reverse, led by Las Vegas' Ronnie Radke, creates anthemic, intimate music. Known for hits like "Popular Monster," they've also topped charts with albums like "Fashionably Late" and singles such as "ZOMBIFIED." Their unique style mixes provocation with self-expression, earning multiple No. 1 songs and a platinum record.

The Offspring

78 concerts

The Offspring, pioneers of SoCal punk, hit global fame with 1994’s “Smash”. Known for "Americana" & "Conspiracy of One", they've sold 40M albums, influenced films, TV, and games.

Sum 41

1 concert

Canadian rock band Sum 41, formed in Ajax, Ontario, mixes pop-punk with metal. Known for hits like "Fat Lip" and "In Too Deep," they've won a Juno Award. Their sound evolved over decades, culminating in the acclaimed albums "Chuck," "13 Voices," and "Order in Decline."

The Struts

4 concerts

British rock band The Struts, formed in Derby (2012), famed for energetic shows and hits like "Could Have Been Me." Known for collabs with Robbie Williams & Kesha, and tours with The Rolling Stones.

Mudvayne

3 concerts

Formed in Peoria, IL in 1996, heavy metal band Mudvayne is known for their unique pseudonyms and bizarre makeup. Their major-label debut, L.D. 50, went gold and won the first MTV2 Video Award in 2001. They are recognized for hits and albums like "Lost and Found," and they've toured with Metallica and Linkin Park.

Nonpoint

16 concerts

Nonpoint, nu-metal/rap-rock pioneers, are renowned for high-energy performances and iconic songs. Frontman Elias Soriano mesmerizes with his stage presence, drawing peers from across the music industry.

Nova Twins

18 concerts

Nova Twins, known for blending punk, rap, pop, and rock, have gained fame with albums like 'Who Are The Girls?' and 'Supernova.' Their unique sound earned them Mercury Shortlist and 2x BRIT nominations.

August Burns Red

44 concerts

Pennsylvania metal band August Burns Red, known for technical proficiency and deep lyrics, has had notable success with albums like "Messengers" and "Constellations." Grammy-nominated for hits "Identity" and "Invisible Enemy," they're celebrated for tight performances and the Christmas Burns Red Festival.

Catch Your Breath

18 concerts

Austin-based Hard Rock band Catch Your Breath combines synth elements and refined songwriting. Known for “Dial Tone,” which charted on Spotify and Billboard, and touring with Falling in Reverse.

Mammoth WVH

27 concerts

Wolfgang Van Halen, born into music royalty, leads solo band Mammoth WVH. Known for playing all instruments and vocals on his debut, he continues the Van Halen legacy his father began.

Clutch

37 concerts

CLUTCH, known for heavy riffs and powerful lyrics, shares a dedicated fanbase akin to The Grateful Dead and Rush. Famous for tracks like "Red Alert" and "Nosferatu Madre," their music spans from major labels to their own Weathermaker imprint. Their latest, "Sunrise On Slaughter Beach," features unique additions like vibraphone and theremin.

Amigo the Devil

41 concerts

Amigo The Devil, blending folk and alternative rock, echoes the raw truthfulness of Leonard Cohen and Tom Waits, captivating with deep, narrative songs like a modern bard, focused on storytelling's power. His style embraces emotional authenticity without seeking the limelight.

Disturbed

44 concerts

From Chicago, Disturbed has shaped hard rock since 2000, with 17M+ unit sales & nearly 8B streams. Known for hits like "Down With The Sickness," they've had five #1 Billboard debuts and received GRAMMY® nods.

Taproot

1 concert

Formed in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Taproot's debut was in 2000 with hits like “Poem” & “Mine” garnering 50M+ streams. Toured with Deftones & Linkin Park, collaborated with Billy Corgan & Nick Hexum.

Koe Wetzel

36 concerts

East Texas-born Koe Wetzel, a gold-selling singer-songwriter and guitarist, mixes country storytelling with grunge. Known for hits like “February 28, 2016” and “Drunk Driving,” he's a rebel in music, achieving over 1.3 billion streams and three RIAA gold-certified singles. Continues to tour and attract fans with his unique style.

Mötley Crüe

13 concerts

Mötley Crüe, LA-based rock legends, have 100m+ album sales, 7 platinum albums, 22 top 40 hits, and a Hollywood Walk of Fame star. Known for hits like "The Dirt," and grand tours with iconic stage feats.

Saliva

5 concerts

Saliva revitalized with Bobby Amaru in 2011, known for Double Platinum 'Every Six Seconds' with hits “Click Click Boom,” Grammy-nominated “Your Disease.” Gold album includes “Always,” and “Rest In Pieces.”

Slaughter to Prevail

9 concerts

Slaughter to Prevail's "Kostolom" LP, by Alex Terrible & Jack Simmons, builds on their debut's dynamic range with dark lyrics and pummeling riffs. Features intense, cinematic solos and melodically rich choruses. Notable for blending Russian and English lyrics reflecting personal struggles and resilience.

Wage War

32 concerts

Florida's Wage War blends heavy technicality with melodic hooks. Known for hits like "Alive" and "The River," their album "Deadweight" won critical acclaim. They've toured with bands like A Day To Remember and worked with producer Drew Fulk.

Atreyu

23 concerts

Born in SoCal as Retribution, the band became Atreyu in 1999. Known for a melodic post-hardcore sound with hits like "Lead Sails Paper Anchor." Hiatus in 2011, returned in 2015. Changed vocalists for 2021's "Baptize."

Evanescence

10 concerts

Evanescence, known for the album "Fallen" with hits like "Bring Me to Life," celebrates its 20th anniversary with a remastered edition, featuring unheard demos and alternate tracks.

Flyleaf

3 concerts

Texas band Flyleaf broke into hard rock in the late 2000s, known for Lacey Sturm's soaring vocals. Hits include "I'm So Sick" and platinum "All Around Me."

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.

P.O.D.

15 concerts

Rock band P.O.D., active for 30+ years, is known for their gritty, soul-filled music. Collaborated with Randy Blythe. Continues to prove their punk-rock essence with every release.

Alien Ant Farm

13 concerts

SoCal alt-metal band Alien Ant Farm, formed in 1996, found fame with their Michael Jackson cover "Smooth Criminal." Known for the album ANThology, they've dealt with serious accidents and lineup changes but remain iconic in the genre. Achievements include a platinum album and independent awards.

Lacuna Coil

60 concerts

Italian rockers Lacuna Coil, known for blending gothic, groove, and alternative metal, are famed for hits like "Our Truth" and energetic live shows. Their albums from 'Comalies' to 'Broken Crown Halo' acclaimed worldwide.

Biohazard

9 concerts

Born in Brooklyn in 1987, Biohazard merged hip-hop and hardcore metal, gaining fame with intense lyrics and relentless touring. Known for hits like "Urban Discipline," they collaborated with groups like Onyx. Their style influenced many, leading to albums like "State of the World Address" and "New World Disorder."

Theory of a Deadman

8 concerts

Theory Of A Deadman, a Los Angeles-based Canadian band, is known for experimental rock, tackling topics like politics and racism. Members: Connolly, Brenner, Back, Dandeneau.

Tim Montana

2 concerts

Born in Montana, Tim Montana is a musician known for blending grunge with vivid storytelling. Famous for "This Beard Came Here to Party," celebrated by sports teams, he's also collaborated with ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons and earned praise from icons like Dave Grohl.

The Amity Affliction

51 concerts

Australian metalcore band The Amity Affliction, formed in Brisbane in 2002, fuses confessional lyrics with a melodic, emo-tinged sound. Known for hits like "Chasing Ghosts," they've topped ARIA charts multiple times and enjoy international success. They're recognized for powerful live performances and impactful collaborations.

I See Stars

1 concert

I SEE STARS, pioneers in electronic hardcore music (EHM), gained fame with their TV debut on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” in 2011. Known for albums like 'digital_renegade' and 'Treehouse,' they've worked with producer Joey Sturgis and toured with Black Veil Brides.

Magnolia Park

26 concerts

Orlando's Magnolia Park blends genres in hits like their debut LP "Baku's Revenge." Known for Halloween Mixtape series, the band features rich narratives and characters. Collaborates extensively within their genre.

Mushroomhead

18 concerts

Mushroomhead, from Cleveland, is known for theatrical shows and black masks. With a unique blend of alternative metal, hip-hop, and industrial sounds, they've sold over 2M albums since their 1995 debut. Popular works include XIII and Savior Sorrow. Formed by drummer Skinny, they’ve collaborated with artists like Waylon and achieved critical success with albums like The Righteous & the Butterfly.

Stone Temple Pilots

7 concerts

Stone Temple Pilots release "Perdida," their first acoustic album featuring 10 introspective songs, emphasizing emotional journeys and healing through music.

Tech N9ne

26 concerts

Tech N9ne, known for shaping hip-hop with Strange Music, hails from Kansas City, MO. Celebrated for four platinum singles, numerous chart-toppers, and collaborations with Eminem to Logic, he's also a craft beer co-creator.

Powerman 5000

21 concerts

Born in the U.S., this band features a blend of electro metal and sci-fi punk rock. Known for hits like "True Force" & "Tonight the Stars Revolt!", their style combines energetic punk with futuristic themes.

The Chats

2 concerts

The Chats, a pub-punk band from Queensland, rocketed to fame with "Smoko." Known for chaotic live shows, they've toured with Cosmic Psychos and Queens of the Stone Age.

The Word Alive

9 concerts

The Word Alive, known for metalcore, has hits like "HARD RESET". Collaborated with Bad Omens, Escape the Fate. Follow for updates: @THEWORDALIVE.

Living Colour

7 concerts

NY-based Living Colour broke '80s rock norms, inspiring bands like Rage Against the Machine. Known for "Cult of Personality," Grammy wins, and tours with the Rolling Stones. Influenced by jazz, rock, and funk with members Glover, Reid, Skillings, Calhoun.

Machine Head

31 concerts

Machine Head, formed in Oakland in 1991, redefined metal with "Burn My Eyes". Known for relentless live shows and albums like "The Blackening", they've collaborated with Metallica and remained fiercely original.

Primus

26 concerts

Primus, formed in El Sobrante, California (1984), led by Les Claypool, is known for their experimental, art-rock style. Hits like "Jerry Was a Race Car Driver" and albums like "Sailing the Seas of Cheese" (gold-certified) and "Pork Soda" (platinum) spotlight their unique sound. Known for eccentric shows and Claypool's dominant bass, they've successfully melded punk, funk, and metal influences.

L7

2 concerts

Los Angeles-based punk band L7, known for their blend of metal and punk, hit mainstream with 1992's "Bricks Are Heavy" and top single "Pretend We're Dead." Formed a pro-choice group with big names like Nirvana.

Miss May I

1 concert

American metalcore band Miss May I, known for intense performances & melodic refrains, is a staple in the heavy music scene, celebrated for their powerful, spirited music.

Austin Meade

12 concerts

Raised on metal and classic rock, Meade evolved from drumming in church to fronting his own band. Known for albums like "Chief Of The Sinners" and hits like "Happier Alone," his music blends rock with a soulful edge.

SiM

2 concerts

Born in Japan, SiM blends nü-metal with hardcore, known for hits like #1 “The Rumbling.” They’ve topped charts, sold out massive arenas, debuted in the US at Knotfest, and crafted 6 albums, infusing reggae and punk elements.

Gideon

5 concerts

Formed in 2008 in Tuscaloosa, AL, metalcore band Gideon mixes hardcore punk with melodic elements, achieving success with albums like "Cold" and "Out of Control," and pushing genre boundaries. Known for their intense sound and positive defiance.

Queens of the Stone Age

33 concerts

Formed from Kyuss remains, Queens of the Stone Age became 21st century heavy rock leaders. Known for "Rated R" and "Songs for the Deaf," featuring Dave Grohl. Hit #1 with “…Like Clockwork.” Collaborated with Mark Ronson, Elton John.

Slipknot

10 concerts

From Iowa in 1999, SLIPKNOT revolutionized music, earning a GRAMMY, multiple Platinum/Gold albums, and billions of streams. Known for their landmark album "Iowa," they are iconic in heavy metal.

Stabbing Westward

2 concerts

Formed in Macomb, IL, Stabbing Westward broke into the '90s industrial rock scene, achieving gold with albums like "Wither Blister Burn & Peel." Known for hits like "Shame," they disbanded in 2002 but regrouped in 2020 for "Chasing Ghosts."

Helmet

10 concerts

Helmet, an alt-rock band from NYC formed in 1989 by Page Hamilton, is known for hits like "Meantime." With eight albums and notable comebacks post-1998 breakup, they've made significant rock contributions. Collaborated on a 2021 box set "Move On."

Destroy Boys

10 concerts

Destroy Boys, formed in Northern California by Alexia Roditis and Violet Mayugba, rose with punk roots and rock nuances. Known for "Duck Eat Duck World" and tours with Blink-182. They joined Hopeless Records, released LPs with producer Will Yip, and shone at Coachella.

Skillet

15 concerts

Wisconsin rock band Skillet, known for hits like "Monster" & "Feel Invincible," has sold 12M albums & won a Billboard Music Award. GRAMMY-nominated & platinum-certified, they've been featured by WWE & NFL.

Moon Fever

4 concerts

Seattle-based Moon Fever invigorates rock with a blend of classic stadium sounds & modern vibes, featuring members Triston, Mitch, Dave, and Troy. Known for dynamic, high-energy performances.

Polaris

2 concerts

Polaris, a Sydney-based metalcore band, known for melodic blends and intense soundscapes, follows their ARIA-nominated album with "Fatalism." The album, influenced by global despair, features tracks like "Nightmare" and "The Crossfire" that showcase explosive and doom-laden themes.

Black Veil Brides

4 concerts

Black Veil Brides, formed in a small town, mixes gothic themes with hard rock. Known for anthemic songs and heavy metal style, they champion the forgotten and unite fans worldwide.