Anachronistic and timeless in equal measure, the narrative of The Dear Hunter existed in both the past and the present, its detailed plot standing simultaneously as an age-old and new age fable. As that tale progressed, so did Crescenzo’s art, his experimental compositions blurring the line between different genres to create a sound that was – and still is – unique to the band.

Following years of touring and amid plenty of work and development for their own compositions, Cancer Bats explored a collective love of metal gods Black Sabbath with the low-key inception of Bat Sabbath, an alter ego band whose sole purpose was to dutifully cover Sabbath songs.

Messa’s rising trajectory hits the stratosphere on their immense new album “Close”. Soaring up out of the Italian Doom Rock underground in 2014, Messa have been rapidly garnering a frenzied throng of devotees, in thrall to their monumental and broad-ranging sound craft. This is an 18+ event .

sace6 are pop’s newest innovators, a Northeast-bred duo (NY + NJ) turning emotional contrast into sonic chemistry. Formed in 2024 by sace. and Noah Thomas, the project lives where pop melody, R&B intimacy, and metal intensity collide, genres not blended, but forced to coexist. Built on a monochromatic romanticism and a tension heavy aesthetic, sace6 creates music that feels both fragile and confrontational. Their sound thrives on duality: softness versus distortion, vulnerability versus volume. They have already taken their vision worldwide with standout appearances across North America, UK, and Europe. With new music on the horizon in 2026 and a packed touring schedule ahead, sace6 are just getting started, and they’re not interested in playing it safe. Presented by Live Nation This is an 16+ event

The early club for lovers of music from Nickelback, Papa Roach, Breaking Benjamin, Creed, Green Day, Puddle of Mudd, System of A Down, and much more. Expect all this, more AND a nice bedtime.

Tunes from: Panic! At The Disco, Paramore, Fall Out Boy, My Chemical Romance, State Champs, Avril Lavigne, Neck Deep, All Time Low, The Story So Far, New Found Glory, Yellowcard, Good Charlotte, Waterparks + More

A forward-thinking seated adventure with two modern pioneers of ambient and experimental sounds. Ana Roxanneworks at the intersection of electric meditation, dream pop and ambient songcraft. With influences spanning both the secular (80s and 90s R&B divas) and the spiritual (the Catholic choral traditions of her youth), Ana synthesizes it all into a unique sonic language – equal parts atmospheric and ancient, healing and hermetic.

Holy Fawn is most commonly described as a shoegaze band, but this quartet out of Tempe, Arizona doesn’t seem particularly interested in applying labels to their music, which they’ve described simply as “loud heavy pretty noises.” Shoegaze, ambient, post-metal and black-gaze are all accurate ways to describe their dense and layered sound – soft, dreamlike ambience will often explode into ground-shaking walls of sound just to dissipate back into something more musing and softly atmospheric. The quiet stretches lend depth and contrast to its metal-influenced outbursts, which have earned them a reputation as a must-see live act.

The Hara are Josh Taylor (lead vocals), Jack Kennedy (drums) and Zack Breen (guitar). They did their first tour in 2018 and after being special guests on Ben Haenow's tour, the boys followed it up with a headline tour and brand new EP in 2019. Hailing from the North West, the band are regularly featured on BBC Music Introduces in Lancashire. Their debut single Only Young was taken from their EP which was showcased alongside other fan favourites on their most recent tour.