Nu-metalcore quintet, Sicksense, are heading out across North America, for eight headline dates this November. They will also be appearing as support for Mushroomhead and Fear Factory, Heal The Hurt, Primer 55, 40 Below Summer and Eyes Set To Kill. The shows come in support of their new EP, Funerals, scheduled for release on September 25. Read more below.
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Aftershock 2026 Shares Set Times ft. My Chemical Romance, TOOL, Limp Bizkit, Pierce The Veil, Queens of the Stone Age, The Offspring, ADTR, Wu-Tang Clan, Public Enemy, Suicide Boys, and More
Danny Wimmer Presents’ Aftershock Festival 2026 has dropped their set times for the event! It takes place October 1st-4th at Discovery Park in Sacramento, CA. Check out all the set times, schedule clashes, and more below. Aftershock this year is led by My Chemical Romance, TOOL, Limp Bizkit as the headliners, with Pierce The Veil, $UICIDEBOY$, Queens of the Stone Age, The Offspring, A Day To Remember, Down, Sublime, Wu-Tang Clan, and many more! 140+ artists. Four days. Five stages. The West Coast’s Largest Rock, Punk & Metal takeover returns with its biggest lineup to date and an expanded footprint at Discovery Park, making 2026 the largest Aftershock ever assembled. 4-Day and Single Day passes, plus Hotel Packages and Camping options, are on sale now. Secure yours at the lowest available price and get ready for impact. Continue reading
Aftershock Festival 2026 Books My Chemical Romance, TOOL, Limp Bizkit, Pierce The Veil, Queens of the Stone Age, The Offspring, A Day To Remember, Wu-Tang Clan and More
August Burns Red, Haste The Day, Taproot, It Dies Today Added to Capulet Fest, Full Lineup Now Announced
New England alternative music festival, Capulet Fest, is back. Taking place at Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park in Thompson, Connecticut, June 28 – 30, the event will play host to August Burns Red, Skillet, Nothing More, Blessthefall, Haste The Day, Saint Asonia, Taproot, Adelita’s Way, Cold, Lacey Sturm, and many more. Keep reading below for further information.
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When We Were Hungry Festival Announces Its Cancellation
The inaugural When We Were Hungry Festival has announced its cancellation, due to unforeseen circumstances. The event was originally scheduled to take place on October 20 and 21 in Las Vegas at Rockstar Bar – Concert On The Green.is set to take place in Las Vegas, NV on Thursday, October 20 and Friday, October 21 at Rockstar Bar – Concert On The Green. The festival was to feature headlining performances from Black Flag, Madball, Secondhand Serenade and Every Avenue, the 18+ festival will cater to fans of punk rock, emo, and metal with some of the scene’s most popular acts from the past immersed with new up-and-coming talent.
When We Were Hungry Festival Books Final Bands Doll Skin, Marked Life, and Forever For Now
The inaugural When We Were Hungry Festival is set to take place in Las Vegas, NV on Thursday, October 20 and Friday, October 21 at Rockstar Bar – Concert On The Green. Featuring headlining performances from Black Flag, Madball, Secondhand Serenade and Every Avenue, the 18+ festival will cater to fans of punk rock, emo and metal with some of the scene’s most popular acts from the past immersed with new up-and-coming talent. The lineup has been finalized with the addition of Doll Skin, Marked Life and Battle of The Bands winners Forever For Now.
Black Flag, Madball, Secondhand Serenade, Every Avenue and More Booked for When We Were Hungry Festival
When We Were Hungry Festival will take place in Las Vegas, NV on Thursday, October 20 and Friday, October 21 at the 3,000-capacity venue Rockstar Bar – Concert On The Green. The festival will highlight independent-focused acts that represent a who’s-who of the past and present rock, metal, punk and emo scene. The 2022 lineup will include headlining performances from punk rock icons Black Flag, legendary NY hardcore group Madball, emo rockers Secondhand Serenade and pop punk band Every Avenue plus more than 50 bands across two outdoor stages and one indoor stage over both days.
Shinedown, Godsmack, Five Finger Death Punch, Live, Taking Back Sunday, Seether, Skillet Booked For Inkcarceration 2019
Last year’s inaugural Inkcarceration Fest in Ohio was a smash! The fest is back in 2019 and looks big with Shinedown, Godsmack, Five Finger Death Punch, +Live+, Taking Back Sunday, Seether, Skillet among the bands playing over three days in July 12th– 14th at the Historic Ohio State Reformatory. Ohio State Reformatory, a.k.a. Shawshank Prison, in Mansfield, OH – will feature over 30 bands on two outdoor stages, 70 tattoo artists, reformatory tours, gourmet food trucks, the best drinks and for the first time, the haunted house attraction, Escape from Blood Prison! The full line-up and links to buy tickets below. Watch the teaser for the fest now. Continue reading
Eyes Set To Kill To Tour The USA With Alesana
Arizona rock/metalcore band Eyes Set To Kill will join up with Alesana for a run of US tour dates this summer. Details below. Continue reading
One Eyed Doll And Eyes Set To Kill Book Co-Headline Tour
Visionary indie rockers One-Eyed Doll and alt-metallers Eyes Set To Kill have booked a co-headline tour for this spring. Dubbed The “Visions Tour 2016”. Open Your Eyes has been picked as the opener. Tickets are on sale now at this link. All dates are below with venues TBA. The distinctive tour poster art was created by The Weird World of Aaron Bordner.
One-Eyed Doll and Eyes Set To Kill, #VisionsTour 2016 dates, venues TBA
Mar 16: Salt Lake City, UT
Mar 17 : Grand Junction, CO
Mar 18 : Denver, CO
Mar 19: Colorado Springs, CO
Mar 20: Omaha, NE
Mar 23: New Orleans, LA
Mar 24: Pensacola, FL
Mar 25: Jacksonville, FL
Mar 26: St. Petersburg, FL
Mar 27: Orlando, FL
Mar 30: Nashville, TN
Mar 31: Knoxville, TN
Apr 01: Jacksonville, NC
Apr 02: Baltimore, MD
Apr 03: Trenton, NJ
Apr 05: New York, NY
Apr 06: Allentown, PA
Apr 07: Cleveland, OH
Apr 08: Danville, IL
Apr 09: ChiCAgo, IL
Apr 10: Indianapolis, IN
Apr 12: St. Louis, MO
Apr 13: Kansas City, MO
Apr 14: Oklahoma City, Ok
Apr 15: Fort Worth, TX
Apr 16: Austin, TX
Apr 19: Houston, TX
Apr 20: Corpus Christi, TX
Apr 21: San Antonio, TX
Apr 22: Lubbock, TX
Apr 23: Albuquerque, NM
Apr 24: Phoenix, AZ
Apr 27: Hollywood, CA
Apr 28: Anaheim, CA
Apr 29: San Fransisco, CA
Apr 30: Sacramento, CA
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