Eagles of Death Metal

Eagles of Death Metal is an alternative rock/ hard rock band originally from Palm Desert, California in the United States.

L.A. Guns

The one and only.

Amenra

Amenra is a progressive/sludge/post-metal band formed 2003 in Belgium (Kortrijk, West-Flanders).

Amenra delivers dark, heavy and sludgy post-hardcore in the vein of Cult of Luna, Isis and Neurosis. Intense, noisy and gloomy almost spheric at times. Rich and Textured riffs. Thunderous low tones. High impact percussion and cutthroat vocals splattered with a healthy dose of religious iconography. Coalesce into a beautiful pitch black collection of staggering proportion.

Discography:

Mass I: Prayer I - VI Full-length, 2003
Prayer 8 : Offerande (split with VUUR) Split album, 2004
Prayers 9 + 10 EP, 2004
Gameness/Amen Ra/Gantz/Vuur 4-way split Split album, 2004
Mass II: Sermons EP, 2005
Mass III Full-length, 2005
Amenra & Hitch Split Split album, 2007
Mass IIII Full-length, 2008

Supersuckers

Pro Pain

PRO-PAIN

New-York Hardcore Est. 1991

Gary Meskil (Vocals/Bass)

Eric Klinger (Rhythm Guitar)

Greg Discenza (Lead Guitar)

Jonas Sanders (Drums)

Demented are Go

Peter Pan Speedrock

Peter Pan Speedrock was founded in 1996 in Eindhoven, The Netherlands. They came up with the slogan Eindhoven Rockcity to promote the thriving rock scene in the city, with other known bands like The Spades, 69 Charger, Stuurbaard Bakkebaard and many more.

The three-headed band is full of energy and puts the pedal to the metal. Its members are:
- Peter "Piet" van Elderen - guitar, singer
- Bart "Bartman" Geevers - bass
- Bart "Bartje" Nederhand - drums
On stage they are often accompanied by Dikke Dennis, a rather fat singer from Amsterdam ('dikke' means 'fat' in Dutch).

For tourdates check peterpanspeedrock.nl

Ramkot

Ramkot is a wrecking ball from Ghent, Belgium, playing powerful yet danceable rock music. After two EP’s and building a reputation as one of the most exciting live bands around, the spring of 2023 sees the release of debut album In Between Borderlines, a razor-sharp 25-minute uppercut aiming for both head and hips. They tour extensively, playing a hefty 100 shows in just one year: from steamy venues and sun-drenched festival stages (Pinkpop, Down The Rabbit Hole) to even opening for Metallica in Amsterdam. For their sophomore album, instead of producing it themselves again, Ramkot enlist producer Alain Johannes (QOTSA, Eagles of Death Metal, Them Crooked Vultures), who invites them to the Joshua Tree desert. For three weeks, Ramkot reside in the legendary Rancho De La Luna studio, famous for QOTSA frontman Josh Homme’s The Desert Sessions. ‘We pulled out all the stops, not pushing our foot down on the accelerator all the time, which allows the music to breathe more. There’ll be a couple of softer songs the fans will not be expecting from us.’ But rest assured, every single note still sounds very much like Ramkot. The band will only play a handful of shows this year, including 2000 Trees (UK), Sziget (H), Pukkelpop (BE) and Lowlands (NL).

Backfire!

Toxic Shock

Toxic Shock blasted back onto the scene in March 2014 with a sold out show at Even Flow in NY. They followed that up with another packed house show with Adrenaline Mob at Revolution, NY. After the success of those two shows the guys decided to spend some time in the studio and get some updated material out there. Offers started coming to play in other cities around the country and to tour with some big name acts. The guys were forced to make some tough decisions… A lot of time had passed since the group last toured together and it wasn’t possible for everyone to commit to the offers that were being presented. The decision was made to press on and take the band to the next level but some changes were going to need to be made. Original singer Ray Bell and original guitarist Bruce Ryder would remain with the band while the rest continued with their current projects and careers. After nearly a year of auditions, and some very interesting people, the band found them selves located in Florida with a fresh attitude and two new members. Vance west joined the band in June 2015. He sent in a video audition. Ray and Bruce reviewed the video with other members of the bands management team. The decision was made before they even met Vance… Toxic Shock had found their new drummer. Vance recently played with local Tampa band 'Autumn's Pain', most notably opening up for prog rock giants 'Kamelot'. During the 80's he was the drummer for 'Cyrus', a progressive rock band founded with his brother Lonnie West. Over they years he's played with former members of 'DIO', 'Great White' and has been exposed to a variety of playing environments. A few weeks into rehearsals Vance suggested some one he had played with before to fill in on bass. Enter Mark Denman. Mark has been playing for 32 years and is well versed in many styles. He is pleased to be a part of the Toxic Shock camp, and is looking forward to imparting his style into the band’s old school approach. This brings an interesting slant to the powerful thrash of Toxic Shock. Mark and Vance have worked together in a couple other bands over the past few years. This interplay has allowed them to fall into the music rather quickly as they already know how the other approaches a part. Toxic Shock is currently getting ready for a series of shows on the east coast. Toxic Shock is a heavy metal/thrash band originally from NY.

Money & The Man

The Dirty Denims

Los Banditos

Helldorado Festival 2026 @ Klokgebouw

Helldorado Festival 2026 @ Klokgebouw

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