Get ready for an electrifying night as Asking Alexandria hits the stage with powerful riffs, raw emotion, and relentless energy. Brace yourselves for unforgettable rock!
The first band of the evening was American rock band from Madison, WI Archers. They are founded by guitarist Ben Koehler, and vocalist Nathanael Pulley.
Archers hit the stage with a raw intensity that captivated every soul in the intimate yet gritty venue. Known for their melodic yet hard-hitting sound, the band did not disappoint, delivering a blistering set that had the crowd on their feet from the very first note.
The night kicked off with “Drag Me Out,” a track that perfectly set the tone with its swelling guitars and emotional depth. The crowd was as much a part of the experience as the band, responding with wild energy to every breakdown and sing-along chorus. Mosh pits erupted in full force during the heavier tracks, but there was also a sense of unity and camaraderie in the room, especially when Archers slowed things down .The song’s slower, more introspective pace allowed everyone to catch their breath and soak in the emotional weight before the band cranked up the volume again.
Archers proved that they’re more than just a rising band—they’re a force to be reckoned with. Their music hits with a raw emotional punch that’s hard to ignore, and their live performance amplifies that tenfold. This show was a powerful reminder of why Archers are making waves in the alternative scene, and if last night was any indication, they’re only just getting started.
The next band to hit the stage was American metalcore band formed in Phoenix, Arizona, The Word Alive. The band currently consists of vocalist Tyler Smith, guitarist Jose DelRio, and drummer Daniel Nelson. The group has had several line-up changes throughout their career, with no founding members remaining.
The Word Alive had a high-octane performance delivering an electrifying set that highlighted both their musical prowess and their deep connection with the audience. Known for blending metalcore intensity with melodic hooks, The Word Alive’s live show was an emotional rollercoaster that left fans buzzing.
The band wasted no time igniting the crowd with the opener “Hard Reset,” a track that perfectly encapsulates their balance between aggression and melody. Front man Tyler Smith was in peak form, his vocals seamlessly transitioning between guttural screams and clean, soaring choruses. The synergy between the band was evident as they launched into “The Hounds of Anubis.
From start to finish, The Word Alive fed off the audience’s energy, creating a dynamic back-and-forth that made the show feel intimate. There were mosh pits aplenty. But even in the chaos, there was a sense of community—fans picked each other up and screamed lyrics together, creating a unified, almost familial vibe in the pit.
The Word Alive’s show was more than just a performance—it was an experience that felt personal and profound. Their ability to channel raw emotion and deliver it with such intensity is what makes their live shows unforgettable. Their performance proved that The Word Alive is not just a band that commands the stage but one that connects deeply with their audience. Fans left with full hearts and tired voices, a testament to the power of live music when it’s done right.
The next band to hit the stage was American metalcore band formed in Denton, Texas, Memphis May Fire. The band currently consists of lead guitarist Kellen McGregor, lead vocalist Matty Mullins, bassist Cory Elder, and drummer Jake Garland. Formed in 2006, they have released seven studio albums and two EPs to date. Their fourth album, Unconditional, debuted at No. 4 on the US Billboard 200 and atop the Alternative Albums chart.
On April 17, 2024, Memphis May Fire unveiled a brand new single “Chaotic” and its corresponding music video. On June 26th, “Paralyzed”, a second single, was released with a music video.
Memphis May Fire brought their raw intensity and it was a show that won’t soon be forgotten. With a perfect mix of heavy breakdowns, emotional melodies, and an unstoppable energy from both the band and the crowd, the performance solidified Memphis May Fire’s position as one of the premier acts in the modern metalcore scene.
The band opened with “Necessary Evil,” an explosive track that immediately set the tone for the night. The song’s ferocious breakdowns and powerful lyrics had the crowd surging forward, with front man Matty Mullins’ vocals cutting through the chaos. His ability to transition from throat-shredding screams to smooth, clean vocals showcased the dynamic range that has made him one of the most compelling voices in metalcore today.
“Bleed Me Dry” and “Vices” provided the heavier moments of the set, with the band’s signature crushing riffs and hard-hitting drums shaking the venue. The mosh pits that opened up during these tracks were wild but respectful, showing the intense, yet inclusive nature of Memphis May Fire’s fanbase.
Memphis May Fire’s show was a masterclass in what makes live music so special. The energy, emotion, and musicianship on display made for an unforgettable night. From the bone-crushing heaviness of their breakdowns to the heartfelt, sing-along moments, the band proved that they are a force to be reckoned with in the metalcore scene.
With a perfect balance of raw power and emotional depth, Memphis May Fire once again reminded everyone why they’re one of the most beloved bands in their genre. For fans of metalcore, this was a night of catharsis and celebration—one that will be talked about for a long time to come.
The last and final performer of the evening was English rock band formed in Dubai, United Arab Emirates and now based in York, North Yorkshire, Asking Alexandria. The band consists of guitarist Cameron Liddell, drummer James Cassells, vocalist Danny Worsnop, and bassist Sam Bettley.
Asking Alexandria brought their signature blend of fiery metalcore and anthemic rock delivering a performance that was equal parts electrifying and heartfelt. From the moment they took the stage, it was clear that the band was there to put on a show that would leave a lasting impression, and they succeeded in doing just that.
The show kicked off with a bang as the band opened with “Welcome.” The chorus echoed through the venue as the audience screamed the lyrics in unison, proving that the bond between Asking Alexandria and their fans is as strong as ever.
The crowd was absolutely on fire for the entire show, responding to every breakdown, every scream, and every heartfelt moment with full-throated enthusiasm. Mosh pits were a constant presence during heavier tracks like “Moving On” and “I Don’t Need You” but there was also a palpable sense of community, with fans helping each other up and sharing in the experience together.
Asking Alexandria’s performance was a masterclass in live rock. They balanced their older, heavier material with their newer, more melodic sound, creating a setlist that had something for everyone. The band’s ability to mix raw intensity with deep emotion made for a compelling and dynamic show, one that kept the audience fully engaged from beginning to end.
With flawless musicianship, powerful stage presence, and a genuine connection with their fans, Asking Alexandria once again proved why they are a force to be reckoned with in the rock and metal world. This show was more than just a concert—it was an experience that left the crowd buzzing with excitement and ready for more.
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