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PeelingFlesh

17 concerts

PeelingFlesh, an American slam death metal band from Oklahoma City, formed in 2021. Their distinctive "Slamming Gangster Groove" blends brutal death metal, hardcore, and hip-hop samples. Popular songs include "211/187," "Make A Move," and "Shoot 2 Kill." Notable albums are "The G Code" (2024) and "PF Radio 2" (2025). They have collaborated with artists like SVDDEN DEATH and Despised Icon, gaining recognition for their unique sound.

Slayer

11 concerts

Formed in Huntington Park, CA, Slayer were extreme thrash icons: breakneck riffs, chaotic solos, dark lyrics. Classics Reign in Blood; MTV faves “War Ensemble”; prod. Rick Rubin.

Power Trip

2 concerts

Dallas thrash/hardcore/punk band with raw energy and fierce riffs; toured worldwide; known for “Executioner’s Tax”; won 2017 Loudwire Best Metal Song; Grammy-nominated 2020 live.

Terror

20 concerts

Terror is an American hardcore punk band from Los Angeles, California, formed in 2002. Known for their raw aggression, mosh-pit anthems, and relentless touring, they blend punk ferocity with thrash metal influences. Vocalist Scott Vogel is a constant force, celebrated for his distinctive shouted vocals and engaging stage presence. Notable albums include "One with the Underdogs," "Keepers of the Faith," and "Pain into Power." Their discography also features "Still Suffer." Terror remains an influential institution within hardcore.

Underoath

33 concerts

Florida’s genre-defining Underoath blend hard rock, electronics, guttural screams and anthemic choruses; known for chaos-to-harmony anthems, 2 Gold albums, 3 Grammy noms.

Mastodon

27 concerts

Atlanta metal innovators (formed 1999): prog/stoner/sludge + hardcore, complex riffs & jazzy drums. Breakthrough Leviathan (Moby-Dick). Grammy win “Sultan’s Curse”; Scott Kelly guests.

Coal Chamber

3 concerts

LA alt/nu-metal band Coal Chamber (formed 1994) mixed Sabbath-heavy riffs, goth grit & hip-hop beats; signed Roadrunner, backed by Dino Cazares; known for “Loco.”

Melvins

10 concerts

Born in Aberdeen, WA, the Melvins are pioneers of the sludge metal genre, influencing grunge icons like Soundgarden and Nirvana's Kurt Cobain. Their experimental sound blends punk and metal, with Buzz Osborne and Dale Crover leading since 1986. Notable works include "Bullhead" and 2017's "A Walk with Love and Death." Collaborations feature Mike Patton and Mike Kunka. Despite major labels and diverse styles, they remain cult favorites known for their heavy riffs and creative experiments.

Clutch

19 concerts

Maryland hard rock icons mixing heavy riffs with jam-band spirit (Dead/Rush/Allman). Cult fan community; deep underground catalog; run Weathermaker since 2009; collabs: J. Robbins, Deborah Bond & Frenchie Davis.

Scowl

1 concert

Santa Cruz, CA hardcore punk band known for venomous, fierce sound and ripping live shows; toured with Circle Jerks, Touché Amoré, Limp Bizkit; played Coachella.

Filter

4 concerts

Born in the US, alt‑industrial rock force Richard Patrick (Filter), ex‑Nine Inch Nails touring guitarist; platinum Short Bus/“Hey Man Nice Shot” & Title of Record/“Take a Picture.”

Ministry

13 concerts

Chicago-born industrial metal icons: started as ’80s synth-pop on Wax Trax!, evolved into harsh style on Twitch and Land of Rape & Honey; hit big with “Psalm 69,” 6 Grammy noms.

Wage War

39 concerts

Florida metalcore band Wage War blend crushing riffs and big melodies; albums Blueprints, Deadweight, Pressure, Manic; hits “Stitch,” “Low”; 100M+ streams.

System Of A Down

2 concerts

Armenian-American alt/thrash metal band formed in Southern California; politically charged & wild. Hits “Chop Suey!”, “Aerials,” “Toxicity” (2001 #1), “Sugar.” Worked with Rick Rubin.

Deftones

7 concerts

Sacramento alt‑metal icons Deftones blend ferocious riffs and dreamlike psychedelia; key albums Adrenaline, White Pony, Diamond Eyes, Ohms; 3 Grammy nods; worked with producer Nick Raskulinecz.

Evanescence

28 concerts

Little Rock-born rock band Evanescence, led by Amy Lee: Grammy-winning, US diamond Fallen; hits “Bring Me to Life” & “My Immortal”; collabs K.Flay, Halsey.

She Wants Revenge

19 concerts

LA DJs Justin Warfield & Adam “Adam 12” Bravin formed post-punk band She Wants Revenge (2004), Joy Division-inspired; toured with Depeche Mode, Psychedelic Furs.

KMFDM

11 concerts

Germany-bred industrial metal vets KMFDM, led by founder Sascha Konietzko; techno-metal club hits “Juke Joint Jezebel,” “Naive,” “Drug Against War”; collab PIG/Skold.

Kittie

6 concerts

Canadian heavy metal trailblazers Kittie: 7 albums, 2M+ sales, OzzFest co-headliners; known for brutal riffing, defying stereotypes, and inspiring fans worldwide.

P.O.D.

3 concerts

P.O.D., rock icons for over 30 years, blend heart, grit, and soul in their music. Known for their punk-rock mentality, they remain passionate underdogs with a lasting legacy.

Alien Ant Farm

24 concerts

Formed 1996 in Riverside, CA, Alien Ant Farm blend nu-metal/post-grunge/punk-pop; hit #1 Alt with MJ cover “Smooth Criminal”; albums Anthology, truANT.

Failure

23 concerts

Failure—LA alt-rock/space-rock trio Ken Andrews, Greg Edwards & Kelli Scott—make weightless, sci‑fi-tinged songs of drifting bodies, fractured memories & failing signals.

Orgy

32 concerts

Orgy is an American industrial rock band formed in Los Angeles in 1997, known for their "death pop" sound. They gained fame with hits like "Blue Monday" and "Stitches" from their platinum debut album "Candyass." Led by vocalist Jay Gordon, the band, also known for "Fiction (Dreams in Digital)," continues to tour and release new music, including recent singles "Nails" (2025) and "Siren Song (Rework)" (2025), with a new album anticipated.

Superheaven

12 concerts

Formed as Daylight in 2007, grunge revival band Superheaven channel ’90s sludgy riffs (STP, Soundgarden); reissued debut Jar (2014) and released Ours Is Chrome.

Knocked Loose

26 concerts

Louisville hardcore band known for merciless intensity and raw honesty; broke out from the underground to major stages like Coachella and Bonnaroo.

Twin Tribes

3 concerts

Twin Tribes, a dark wave and post-punk duo from Brownsville, Texas, formed in 2017. Luis Navarro and Joel Niño, Jr. create brooding, melodic soundscapes influenced by 1980s goth. Known for captivating live performances, their discography includes albums like Ceremony and 2024's Pendulum, featuring popular songs such as "Fantasmas" and "Monolith". They are recognized for their atmospheric sound and extensive global touring.

AFI

20 concerts

AFI (born in California) are alt-rock/post-hardcore chameleons, reinventing every album for 30+ years and winning fans with bold, unpredictable shifts.

Speed

8 concerts

Australian hardcore band SPEED (formed 2019): DIY-to-global rise; debut album Only One Mode (2024). Groove-heavy modern hardcore with synths/samples, raw cathartic hooks.

Norma Jean

6 concerts

Born in Georgia, Norma Jean fuse hardcore/noise rock: grunge-soaked guitars, off-kilter samples, screams & poetry. Known for “Deathrattle Sing for Me” (Solid State).

Sunami

7 concerts

Sunami is a hardcore punk band from San Jose, California, formed in 2019. Originally a joke band, they gained notoriety for intense live performances. Their beatdown and metallic hardcore style features aggressive vocals, speedy riffs, and anti-authority messages, blending slam metal and thrash. Popular songs include "Weak Die First" and "Contempt of Cop." Their self-titled debut album released in 2023, and they have collaborated with Pain of Truth.

Speed of Light

4 concerts

Speed of Light is an alt garage rock band with punk influences, featuring siblings Riley (vocals/bass), Cameron (guitar), and Tyler (drums). Known for their high-energy stage presence, they have released tracks like "Séance" (2024) and "Pain on a Chain" (2025). The band is currently touring, bringing their raw, punkish sound to audiences.

Dying Wish

30 concerts

Portland hardcore/metalcore band Dying Wish: Emma Boster-led DIY rabble-rousers known for fierce live shows; toured with Pain of Truth & Spiritbox.

Boy Harsher

36 concerts

Born in Savannah, GA, Boy Harsher (Jae Matthews & Augustus Muller) make dark, danceable electro-pop/EBM; cult fave “Pain,” album Careful; scored film The Runner.

Pain of Truth

1 concert

Pain of Truth is a hardcore band from Long Island, New York, formed in 2020. They are known for their intense East Coast sound, blending tough guy hardcore, beatdown, and metalcore with roaring guitars and blast-furnace vocals. Their discography includes the album "Not Through Blood" and the "Coast to Coast Split" EP with Sunami. Popular songs include "Actin' Up" and "The Enemy." They are recognized for extensive collaborations with notable hardcore musicians.

Poison The Well

1 concert

Miami-born melodic hardcore/metalcore band blending brutal riffs with fragile hooks. Their 1999 debut shaped a generation; hailed by Kerrang!, Revolver, Loudwire.

Down

18 concerts

Down, an American heavy metal supergroup formed in New Orleans, Louisiana, in 1991, blends sludge, Southern, and stoner metal. Comprising members from Pantera, Corrosion of Conformity, and Eyehategod, they are known for their distinct sludgy sound. Notable albums include the platinum-certified NOLA and Down III: Over the Under. Their discography also features the EPs Down IV – Part I and Part II, alongside songs like "Stone the Crow" and "Bury Me in Smoke." The band's releases include "Right Place, Wrong Time" and an "Over The Under (2026 Remaster)."

Snot

1 concert

Santa Barbara nu-metal/hardcore band Snot signed to Geffen; 1997 debut *Get Some*; played Ozzfest ’98; tribute *Straight Up* featured Durst, Davis, McGrath.

Ego Kill Talent

1 concert

São Paulo alt-rockers Ego Kill Talent: albums *Ego Kill Talent* & *The Dance Between Extremes* (Studio 606 LA); Rock in Rio/Hellfest; toured w/ Foo Fighters, QOTSA, Evanescence; Lolla Brazil tribute to Taylor Hawkins; “We Move As One” ft. Andreas Kisser & Rob Damiani (Rainbow Six anthem).

Glassjaw

2 concerts

Glassjaw, from Hempstead, New York, formed in 1993, is an influential post-hardcore band. Known for intense live shows and Daryl Palumbo's dynamic vocals, they blend screams and melody with turbulent riffs. Albums like "Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Silence" (2000) and "Worship and Tribute" (2002) feature popular songs such as "Siberian Kiss" and "Ape Dos Mil." They released "Material Control" in 2017.

Lords Of Acid

12 concerts

Belgian techno provocateurs mixing acid house + industrial satire; cult hits “I Sit On Acid,” “Rough Sex,” “I Must Increase My Bust”; Billboard 200. Carla Harvey joined.

Amira Elfeky

5 concerts

American-Egyptian singer-songwriter Amira Elfeky, originally from Connecticut, crafts a powerful blend of nu-metal, gothic rock, and alternative metal. Known for her emotionally resonant lyrics often exploring mental health, her popular songs include "Tonight (demo)" and "Will You Love Me When I'm Dead." She released EPs "Skin to Skin" (2024) and "Surrender" (2025), and collaborated with Architects. Elfeky was nominated for a 2025 Heavy Music Award.

Sleep Theory

12 concerts

Sleep Theory: hard rock/metalcore with pop/R&B hooks led by vocalist Cullen Moore. Praised by Jelly Roll & Draiman; toured w/ Shinedown, FIR, Beartooth. Hits: “Afterglow.”

Better Lovers

1 concert

Better Lovers is a metalcore supergroup from Buffalo, New York, formed in 2023. Fusing members of Every Time I Die and The Dillinger Escape Plan, they deliver an aggressive, chaotic sound. Their releases include the acclaimed "God Made Me an Animal" EP and the album "Highly Irresponsible". Known for high-octane performances, the band's lineup shifted after vocalist Greg Puciato's departure, with Jordan Buckley, Will Putney, Stephen Micciche, and Clayton Holyoak continuing.

Marilyn Manson

30 concerts

Born in Canton, Ohio, Marilyn Manson, a.k.a. Brian Warner, rose to fame in the '90s with his controversial rock music, blending glam-influenced industrial metal with themes of sex, drugs, and politics. Known for hits like "The Dope Show," "The Beautiful People," and "Sweet Dreams" cover, his albums, including the triptych "Antichrist Superstar," "Mechanical Animals," and "Holy Wood," stoked cultural debates. His progressive career features collaborations with Trent Reznor and strong comeback albums in the 2010s.

TSS

1 concert

TSS, formerly The Sunday Sadness, is a French modern metal band formed in 2016. They blend emo, metalcore, alternative rock, synthwave, phonk, and neo-metal. Known for hits like "Fantasize" and "Would You Be My Therapy?", their latest album, "End of Time," was released in June 2025. They've achieved viral success on Spotify and topped iTunes rock charts, currently touring globally with their evolving, heavier sound.

New World Festival

1 concert

New World Festival, originating in Las Vegas, is a major music event known for its diverse blend of alternative, metal, and hard rock. Debuting in 2023, it brings together a wide array of genres, including nu-metal, goth, and hardcore punk. The festival is celebrated for its immersive atmosphere, uniting music, culture, and community with a powerful, multi-sensory experience.

The Prodigy

19 concerts

The Prodigy, formed in Braintree, England in 1990 by Liam Howlett, are electronic music pioneers. Known for their "evil rave" sound, blending big beat, breakbeat hardcore, and electronic punk, they achieved global fame with hits like "Firestarter" and "Breathe". Currently, Liam Howlett and Maxim continue to perform their explosive live shows and are preparing to release new music in 2026, honoring the legacy of late frontman Keith Flint.

Haywire

12 concerts

Prince Edward Island, Canada rock band formed 1982; signed to Attic Records; released Bad Boys plus Don't Just Stand There, Nuthouse, Get Off.

VIOLENT VIRA

20 concerts

VIOLENT VIRA is a Mexican-American alt-rock and metal artist from Boise, Idaho, celebrated for her powerful vocals and dark, brooding sound. Her music delves into themes of grief and inner conflict. Notable releases include the EP "Till' Death Was Never Enough" and the album "Lover of a Ghost." She gained wide recognition for viral songs like "I Don't Care" and "God Complex," and for appearances at major festivals.

The Dark

1 concert

The Dark is a Los Angeles-based industrial metal band formed around 2023 by vocalist Craig Johns Jr. and guitarist Alan Ashby (Of Mice & Men). Drawing influences from 90s industrial and alternative metal, they released their self-titled debut EP in February 2025, featuring tracks like "Chemicals" and "Circles," showcasing their powerful sound and gritty, melodic vocals. The band is currently active.

Concert Info

Genre: Death Metal, Thrash Metal, Rock, Pop, Indie / Alternative, Alternative Rock, Metal, Heavy Metal, Hip-Hop/Rap, Nu Metal, Sludge Metal, Shoegaze, Rap Metal, Speed Metal, Alternative Metal, alternative, hard rock, groove metal, old school thrash, sacramento indie, Music festival

Don't miss the New World Festival concert in Fort Worth at Texas Motor Speedway on Saturday, October 24, 2026, at 3:30 AM, with Slayer, System Of A Down, and more. Get your tickets today!