BSR Proudly presents Michael Cera Palin

Michael Cera Palin are an emotive indie-punk trio from Atlanta, GA. The band are noted for consciously vulnerable lyrics, a cathartically catchy sound, and an impassioned live show, all forged through a decade of cutting teeth in the genre-fluid arts landscape of their home. MCP released two EPs fr 2015-2018 before a premature hiatus. After derailed ambitions for their 2020 return (now to a notably larger listenership than they had previously left behind), the band retreated from the social dimension of the community to begin carving their new chapter, and finding a voice of their own. They then released singles, before starting toward an accelerating tour ethic since 2022, diligently assuring fans along the way that a debut full-length album would be with them in due time. Whether owed to or despite their limited output, Michael Cera Palin’s work continues to accrue fervent support, with mounting anticipation of their new material.

Jeffrey Lewis & The Voltage live at The Dome

The mind-spinning indie-rock/folk/art of Jeffrey Lewis & The Voltage developed when songwriter and comic book artist Jeffrey Lewis began recording homemade cassettes in New York City in 1998. The forthcoming new album “The EVEN MORE Freewheelin’ Jeffrey Lewis” (March 21, 2025) was recorded in Nashville by Roger Moutenot (Yo La Tengo, Lou Reed), the same producer as their previous official album “Jeffrey Lewis & The Voltage: Bad Wiring” which was released in Nov 2019 (to rave reviews). The current 4-piece touring line-up of Jeffrey Lewis & The Voltage includes Mallory Feuer on violin and keyboard, Kait Pelkey on bass and Brent (Moldy Peaches) Cole on drums.

DHP FAMILY presents HYPHEN with support live at The Dome

LiveNation presents SCOWL with support from MODERN COLOR live at The Dome

Scowl is a band that sounds exactly like their name implies. Venomous, fierce, antagonistic. A sneer not to be crossed. Over the last five years the Santa Cruz, CA, band has firmly planted their flag in the hardcore scene with their vicious sound and ripping live show, sharing stages around the world with Circle Jerks, Touché Amoré, and Limp Bizkit, and filling slots at prominent festivals like Coachella, Sick New World, and Reading and Leeds. But with their new album, Are We All Angels, Scowl is aiming to funnel all that aggression through a more expansive version of themselves. The album ends in a philosophical place on the closing track, “Are We All Angels,” asking questions like, “Is this all there is?” and ultimately putting it on the listener to decide. “It’s about the personal struggle between good & evil. It doesn’t matter how ‘good’ or ‘bad’ you are, there are systems that will try to rewrite your narrative no matter what you actually do,” explains Moss, noting that punctuation on "Are We All Angels” has been deliberately omitted in an attempt to leave the statement open-ended. But even through this more eclectic approach, Scowl loses none of their edge. They are deeply committed to carrying the ethos of punk and its sense of community. “Hardcore and punk have sculpted how we operate, what we want to do as a band, and how we participate,” says guitarist Malachi Greene. “At our core we are a punk and a hardcore band regardless of how the song shifts and changes.

Hassle Records proudly presents DEAD PIONEERS with special guests JOOLS and FALSE REALITY

Dead Pioneers emerged as a dynamic extension of vocalist Gregg Deal’s performance art, seamlessly blending music with critical cultural commentary. Rooted in the same themes of identity and resistance that define his visual work, the band’s sound acts as a powerful platform for addressing the complexities of Indigenous experience. Deal harnesses the raw energy of punk and alternative influences to challenge prevailing narratives, using lyrics that provoke thought and evoke emotion. Just as his performance art confronts the legacies of colonization and systemic marginalization, Dead Pioneers - completed by Josh Rivera and Abe Brennan on guitars, bassist Lee Tesche (Algiers) and drummer Shane Zweygardt - engages audiences in a visceral dialogue about survival, resilience, and reclamation of voice. This musical endeavor not only amplifies his artistic vision but also creates a space for collective expression and solidarity, inviting listeners to reflect on the intersections of culture, history, and identity in a contemporary context. Through Dead Pioneers, Deal continues to assert that art, in all its forms, can be a powerful vehicle for activism and change.

Live Nation proudly presents WITCHZ

WHO IS WITCHZ… WITCHZ is more than music. He’s an atmosphere. Dark and breathy, his sound fuses bass-heavy alt-pop, electronic phonk, and southwestern nostalgia, creating a world that puts you both in motion and hypnosis. 

Based in Las Vegas, WITCHZ pulls inspiration from the southwest desert and mountain wilderness, weaving these landscapes into a surreal visual story. He’s a shadow, he’s your reflection, a figure that exists in the negative space. An enigma that fuels imagination. 

WITCHZ lyrical expressions tend to lean in on psychedelic experiences, love, hate, and mental health. As a songwriter and self-produced artist he summons sounds that emotionally drive the music and it’s mood… like a supernatural harmony for your soul. 

With nearly 3M in the growing WITCHZ KVLT, his music and content is said to ignite your inner villain and resurrect the broken. 

Stigmata presents LENE LOVICH plus THE GOSPEL live Downstairs at The Dome

Detroit-born legendary post-punk pop singer Lene Lovich hit the top of the UK charts with her single “Lucky Number” in 1979, and was crowned the “Queen of Quirk”, influencing a generation of pop and alternative acts, from Nina Hagen to Boy George, and from Madonna to Dresden Dolls. A normally reclusive figure, Lovich turned her back on the limelight after her third album No Man’s Land was released in 1982 amid disagreements with her record company about her unwillingness to compromise her groundbreaking visual style for the then newly emergent MTV. Subsequently she has recorded only two albums in the last thirty years. Lovich’s unique vocal and visual style, along with her catchy but experimental songwriting, has exerted a huge influence over alternative pop culture and garnered her many plaudits and continued interest. She has been described as everything from “Kate Bush on acid” to “the New Wave Maria Callas”. Her hits “Lucky Number”, “Say When”, “Bird Song” and “New Toy” are still regular features in the clubs and radio of Europe, Japan, Australia and the USA. In May 2012, Lene joined forces with Subterraneans frontman Jude Rawlins for a celebration of the music of German composer Kurt Weill. During the tour they hatched an idea to form a new band to take Lene’s classic material back on the road. Jude immediately recruited bassist Lydia Fischer and drummer Morgan King in June, and keyboardist Kirsten Morrison joined in July. It was a baptism of fire for the new band, after just one low-key show at London’s much-loved 12 Bar club, their next appearance was headlining the annual Drop Dead Festival in Berlin

2025 sees the Lene Lovich Band back on the road. They were one of the headline acts at the Rebellion Festival 2024 and have been touring regularly since 2015.

Slam Dunk proudly presents THE USED

Emerging as a voice for the damaged masses in the early-2000s post-hardcore scene, Utah-bred rock group the Used connected to their audience with a potent mixture of feral rage and unabashed vulnerability. Their breakthrough platinum debut, The Used, gained popularity on both radio and MTV, bolstered by hit singles like "The Taste of Ink" and "Buried Myself Alive." As their presence on the touring circuit increased, they hit a mainstream peak with 2004's platinum In Love and Death and its follow-up, 2007's Lies for the Liars. While they remained a respected name in the scene and were a fixture in the Top 20, latter albums were less visible outside of their devoted core fan base. With each set, their sound evolved and band members matured, reaching creative peaks on their seventh effort, 2017's The Canyon, and 2020's Heartwork.

Monsta Ents proudly presents ODD CREW with special guests MAD

Moved from The Forge (closed for refurb) this exclusive London show from Odd Crew will now be a full two hour set.Not only that but they’re also welcoming back as special guests Sardinia's marvellous  Mad.

Previously purchased tickets remain valid for the new date and venue.

LiveNation presents SWEET PILL with support from LOVE RARELY and POLLYANNA live at Downstairs at The Dome

Sweet Pill has a style earmarked by an earnest ingenuity that many young artists are quick to romanticize and aspire to but slow to cultivate and execute. It takes time. For singer Zayna Youssef, guitarists Jayce Williams and Sean McCall, bassist Ryan Cullen, and drummer Chris Kearney, however, their 5 years together have seen their hard work rewarded tenfold in half as long as it would take almost anyone else. From their 2018 inception, Sweet Pill forged a storied path leading to this moment: the release of their new EP, Starchild, their first for new label home, Hopeless Records.

There's a cinematic quality to Sweet Pill’s forming in college in New Jersey, converting a small school bus into a tour-ready, cross-country capable vehicle (complete with bunks!) and driving it to SXSW in efforts to draw attention to their newly growing passion. In true film fashion, Sweet Pill arrived at the world-famous Austin festival only to be informed of its cancellation as the introduction of shelter-in-place restrictions surrounding the emergence of COVID-19. Proceeding to return home, their converted vehicle buckled under the pressure of the excursion, leaving them stranded for several days in Baton Rouge, LA before returning to their new home of Philadelphia.

It was this struggle that set the stage for the writing process that conceived what would become Sweet Pill’s first full-length LP, ‘Where the Heart Is. ’When it came time to record, the group went to the studio Gradwell House with Matt Weber (A Great Big Pile of Leaves), eventually releasing it on classic emo label Topshelf Records in 2021. ‘Where the Heart Is ’and the support tours it led to (La Dispute, Their/They’re/There, and Origami Angel) didn’t come directly next, either. The band waited another year after their SXSW snafu before signing to Topshelf. With time, though, offers materialized, and their song “High Hopes” even earned itself a spin by Paramore’s Hayley Williams on her BBC Radio podcast “Everything Is Emo.” Bit by bit, buzz started to grow, leading the band to land a tour with The Wonder Years and, soon after, catching the ear of veteran indie label, Hopeless Records.

Starchild sees Sweet Pill returning to Weber and Gradwell House for another triumph, tapping in Dave Downham for mastering, and ‘Where the Heart Is ’art illustrator Kerry Dunn to continue the style their debut established. With these two releases, Sweet Pill only hopes to inspire others into a life lived passionately in close community with like-minded individuals, as they have been by bands like Algernon Cadwallader, Hop Along, and, of course, Paramore. For Williams, the only intention is “to live a sustainable life while playing music and uplift the people around me,” while drummer Chris Kearney feels it is his only path. “I don’t know what else I would do, I don’t have another purpose in life.”

Bad Vibrations presents GETDOWN SERVICES

Getdown Services are a two piece from Bristol that provide a sweat soaked, tub thumping, groove infused experience. Squint your eyes and it’s a stag do on a karaoke machine but open your mind and you’ll find it’s at least 500% more enjoyable than that.

Having been described as Sleaford Mods meets LCD Soundsystem, word has spread rapidly of their anarchic and high energy rapport with the audience, leading to sell out headline performances and a loyal following in their home city of Bristol. Their fast-rising popularity is the natural result of two close friends collaborating and creating something to be enjoyed, not just by themselves, but by as many people as possible in one shared experience.

Live Nation presents SOAP plus support live Downstairs at The Dome

Originally named The Tyne, SOAP have been growing and developing their sound since 2019. During this time a mix of influences ranging from The Ramones, Waterparks, Weezer & Cage The Elephant has helped forge their sonic output. Cut to four years later, with over 3 million cross-platform streams and 400k TikTok followers the band are ready to take on the world…

Old Empire proudly presents Sylvaine "Solo" 'EG ER FRAMAND SOLO EUROPEAN TOUR 2025’ plus special guests Osi & The Jupiter live Downstairs at The Dome

A balance between the melodic and the harsh, serenity and chaos, light and dark, spirituality and humanity, an outside world and an inner world. Norwegian multi-instrumentalist SYLVAINE’s music is all about the relationship between opposing forces, reflecting the extreme range of emotions this human existence has to offer. Serving as a catharsis for the artist, SYLVAINE’s performances, be it with a full band or solo, are aimed solely at reaching the soul, offering an escape away from our plane for just an instance.

Stigmata presents B-Movie plus support from The Snake Corps live Downstairs at The Dome on 31st May 2025

ilovealopop presents BO NINGEN with support from CHERYM live at The Dome

Wooed by many high-profile acts wanting to take them on tours and featured as icons in McQ by Alexander McQueen’s campaign and works by Juergen Teller, as well as some of the world’s biggest festivals putting their name on their lineup including Glastonbury, Coachella, and Fuji Rock, BO NINGEN embody today’s art/music scene where crossovers of different cultures are flourishing. They are fusing disparate sounds and influences into a fierce, eclectic torrent of grooves and bringing them across the oceans.

This journey has been a success, attested to by support they garnered from musicians spanning a wide range of genres and generations including Primal Scream, Super Furry Animals, Kasabian, TV on the Radio, the Fall, and Savages to name a few. Their iconic look is only surpassed by their intense live performances, which have earned them a place as one of the most captivating live acts in the UK.

LiveNation presents KITTIE with support from HOLY WARS live at The Dome

Depending on when you discovered Canadian bashers Kittie has a direct influence on how you see them. For those that were on board from the beginning with the Spit album, released in 1999, Kittie was considered part of the nu-metal movement. Going into their later albums, In The Black (2009) and I've Failed You (2011), the band had evolved into something far more sinister, and were viewed as a serious full-on metal outfit. Just as they seemed to be hitting their stride six albums into their career, however, Kittie slowly disappeared from the scene in the wake of touring for I've Failed You. The silence was eventually dubbed an "indefinite hiatus" by the band, broken only by a one-off hometown show in London, Ontario in 2017, and the release of the documentary, Kittie: Origins/Evolutions, in 2018

Now, 13 years later, that silence has been broken in earnest 

Produced by Nick Raskulinecz (Foo Fighters, Rush, Alice In Chains, Korn), Kittie have unleashed Fire. In the making for the better part of 2023, the band kept things under wraps as best they could, determined to make the biggest and best noise possible when the new record finally surfaced with lead single, “Eyes Wide Open”. Incidentally, the first song written for the new album. Call it taking care of unfinished business years after coming to the conclusion that Kittie had overstayed their welcome

"We felt like we had to take a break, and I think that sucked some of the excitement and the fun out of it for us," reveals vocalist / guitarist Morgan Lander. "We did a lot of touring, and the more we hit the same markets over and over again, it felt like there were fewer people there. We weren't sure that we could keep doing this financially, mentally and emotionally. It's fun and everything, but sweating it out in a band was not the nicest thing to do at that point in our lives. We felt that maybe it would be okay to put Kittie aside and try a different life. It was a really hard time."

Morgan, drummer Mercedes Lander, guitarist Tara McLeod and bassist Ivy Vujic maintain that Kittie did not break up because it is an ingrained part of their identity. The documentary and the one-off show in London were intended as a cap on everything, leaving a big question mark at what might happen down the road at the same time. Offers from promoters to do some shows in 2022 and 2023 were enough to convince Kittie to dust off their instruments, resulting in a renewed interest in the band and a label deal offer from Sumerian Records. The quartet discussed it and agreed that it sounded like fun to get back to making music again.

Mercedes: "We had nothing but the label said it didn't matter. We were 100% unprepared to be offered a record deal, so we had to get into gear and make things happen." 

Fire was written unlike any other Kittie album. It was the first time in the band's history that they weren't in a room together due to living so far apart from one another. When they finally did gather as a unit, it was like putting on a pair of comfortable boots., with no need to break things in before getting down to business.

"It was one of those 'Oh yes' moments," says Tara, "because it's pretty crazy the way the four of us click. I found that super refreshing. We can play together without having to settle into it first."

Fire lifts elements from every album in Kittie's catalogue, although that wasn't necessarily a conscious decision. Thirteen years away has turned out growth in songwriting, arranging, lyrical content and vocal melodies, creating something monstrous and volatile.

Morgan: "I was trying to find a way to marry the ideas of this band. Some people think of us as a nu-metal band, and those elements are still under the surface in our sound, but as we progressed as a band, we were able to create our own identity with a little bit more fast and extreme stuff."

The final piece of the puzzle for Fire was Nick Raskulinecz. Regarded as a producer-to-the-stars at this point of his career, and on Kittie's shortlist, they initially opted not to submit his name as a possibility. They did contact Raskulinecz eventually, following a few discussions with other producers, and were blown away by his excitement for the new material and music as a whole.

"Nick fits the spirit of Kittie," says Ivy. "He has the same musical philosophy that we do in terms of we're just trying to make the best music we can make. It's not like, 'Hey guys, let's listen to what's hip and cool on internet radio.' Nick just wanted to make a piece of art, and that matches the idea behind Kittie. He's very pure that way, so I think that's why we got the record that we did; because we all wanted the best." 

Live Nation presents FIT FOR AN AUTOPSY plus special guests NECKBREAKKER and MUTAGENIC HOST live at The Dome

The crushing music of Fit For An Autopsy is for any fan of extreme metal, its sound and fury is absolutely unflinching in purpose. The band expertly blends excessive, force-fueled death metal with atmospheric groove and impassioned personal diatribes.

LiveNation presents KIM DRACULA live at The Dome

Surfacing from the flesh-eating diseases and torrential wildfires of Australia, Kim Dracula has arrived to create turbulent, creative art that mirrors the chaotic world around us. With the release of their debut album "A Gradual Decline In Morale", they have showcased their ability to traverse multiple genres whilst maintaining a consistent narrative.

 Utilising their 6-octave vocal range and a vast array of voices they are able to summon, they go from critiquing society to essentially toying with the listener. In this album, they tell a frightening, yet all too familiar story, all while having fun doing so. The lead single and most popular song from the album, "Make Me Famous", delivers a gluttonous feast of violence, chaos, and satire. Extreme and multi-faceted both lyrically and visually, this track dwarfed Dracula's previous musical output by abrasively blending multiple styles, all composed instrumentally by Kim Dracula themselves. Genres include metal, industrial, jazz, trap, and Latin music, all within a single song without flying off the rails. This eclectic combining of musical styles is consistent throughout the entire album.

 Still at the beginning of their career, their distinctive and unique musical style has already begun making waves, inspiring numerous emerging artists. With their musical compositions, extreme visuals, and refusal to fit into any specific box, Kim Dracula is gaining a devoted following all across the world and in all different communities. Through all of this, they are reshaping the future of music and proving themselves a creative force to be reckoned with.

Born Again Concerts and George’s Grim Gigs proudly present ELECTRIC EEL SHOCK live Downstairs At The Dome

Action! Presents Heavy//Hitter + Grief Ritual support live Downstairs at The Dome

Packing a palpable punch, Heavy//Hitter convert chaos into caustic, controlled, and catchy deathcore straight out of Orlando, FL. The quartet—Austin Hayes [vocals], Dane Loeprich [guitar], Chris Perez [bass], and Josh Archeval [drums]—throw down and create face-to-face, infusing their signature sound with blood, sweat, and tears.

LiveNation presents ARROWS IN ACTION live at The Dome

Arrows in Action is a dynamic band from Nashville, TN, known for their energetic performances and catchy, heartfelt songs. Blending rock, pop, and alternative styles, their music explores themes of youth, love, and self-discovery. With a rapidly growing fan base and acclaimed releases, Arrows in Action captivates audiences with their engaging sound and passionate stage presence.

Old Empire proudly presents COUCH SLUT
plus special guests live Downstairs at The Dome

NYC's resident misfits Couch Slut have played a veritable strain of drug-fueled, incendiary noise rock since 2013. Led by Megan Osztrosits' infernal roar and subversive, vitriolic lyrics, the quintet returns with their fourth full-length opus You Could Do It Tonight, just in time for America's only holiday that matters...4/20. 

Recorded amidst the filth of NYC with Uniform's Ben Greenberg (Drab Majesty, Portrayal of Guilt, Metz), Couch Slut subverts the paradigm and ups the ante in every imaginable way across nine vignettes of perverse, true-to-life storytelling layered over the band's singular, dragged-through-the-mud songcraft. This is a depraved style of noise rock that will scare the living shit out of you. With ten full years of pain and suffering under its proverbial belt, Couch Slut sounds more urgent, threatening, nasty and despondent than ever. The perfect soundtrack for 2024. 

Born Again Concerts proudly presents STICK TO YOUR GUNS plus LOVE LETTER live Downstairs at The Dome

Stick To Your Guns hold a mirror up to society’s ills without blurring its ugliness. In an attempt to unapologetically trumpet real change, the Southern California quintet—Jesse Barnett [vocals], Andrew Rose [bass], Adam Galindo [drums], Chris Rawson [guitar], and Josh James [guitar]—never shy away from speaking or screaming unpopular truths from the purest place. Founded in 2003, Stick To Your Guns have always written and performed with a sense of urgency, their socially conscious message hitting as hard as their signature hybrid of hardcore, punk, and metal. Over the course of their career, they’ve amassed over 50 million total streams, performed on six continents, and shared stages with the likes of Parkway Drive, Architects, and Rise Against.

LiveNation presents DeathbyRomy plus special guests live Downstairs at The Dome

Often described as ‘the love-child of Lady Gaga and Marilyn Manson’, DeathbyRomy pours both pain and euphoria into her catchy alternative music, pitting pop melodies and propulsive trap beats against industrial & metal production, hypnotic vocals and deeply personal lyrics. Dropping out of school at age 15 due to relentless bullying over her unique style and appearance, DeathbyRomy began releasing music in 2018 and soon found countless fans turning up to her shows adorned in her signature eye makeup. 

In 2022, DeathbyRomy released her first independent project 'Entropy', followed in 2023 by her first-ever tour which found her supporting The Used and Pierce the Veil across 14 US states. 

This year, DeathbyRomy has taken the world by storm with a 2-month tour across North America with Set It Off and Crown the Empire, opening for Babymetal in Europe, and playing at some of the world’s biggest festivals including Download, Austin City Limits, Graspop, Rock for People, and many more.

Towards the end of 2024 DeathbyRomy began rolling out singles for her debut album, to be released in 2025. The first single from the project - ‘XXXhibitionist’ - racked up half a million streams in its first month, a testament to the strength of her project as an independent artist and the rise of DeathbyRomy’s fandom, collectively referred to as ‘Team Death’. 

FORM presents GUSTAF live at The Dome

Gustaf began without a name or, for that matter, many official members. In 2018, after someone’s tour bound for South by Southwest collapsed, Brooklyn musician Tarra Thiessen suddenly had a van headed to South by Southwest with no band in it. When she told friend Lydia Gammill about the conundrum, Gammill jumped at the chance to get in a now-empty van and head south with some songs she’d demoed. Friends were quickly recruited. Caution was instantly abandoned. And Gustaf—a devil-may-care quintet with the improvisational elan of their city’s No Wave forebears— was born.

LiveNation presents GEL plus special guests
ANXIOUS and CHASTITY

Unfortunately this show has been cancelled. You will be refunded by your ticket provider if you have bought a ticket.

DHP Family presents VON HERTZEN BROTHERS live at The Dome

Von Hertzen Brothers have never been an easy band to categorise by genre.

Their music is often and better illustrated in terms one might use to describe a novella, painting or a movie: Dynamic. Thought provoking. Magical. Nuanced. Expansive. Epic. Uplifting. It’s understandable how a strong artistic temperament was instilled into these three siblings. Kie, Mikko and Jonne’s father, Hasse and uncle, Lasse von Hertzen both played in well-known Scandinavian bands in the 60’s and 70s. One of Kie’s godfathers was an early Finnish environmentalist pioneer, the other one a well-known artist and a sculptor. The boys spent their holidays at their family’s seaside cabin on Finnish coastland where they still spend time writing songs and exploring the nature. An inevitable mutual vision steeped in Finnish folklore, musical traditions, wildlife, and humanitarian causes is often evident in their songwriting.

Born Again Concerts and George's Grim Gigs presents 3 INCHES OF BLOOD with very special guests SPIRIT ADRIFT live Downstairs at The Dome

3 INCHES OF BLOOD, from British Columbia, Canada, were formed in 1999 and released five full-length albums before, what was intended be, the band’s end in 2015.

In January 2024, after over a year of planning, the five members returned to the stage for three highly successful reunion shows in their hometown of Vancouver. With several more shows lined up for the rest of 2024, the excitement and anticipation is building among the band and fans alike.

3 INCHES OF BLOOD are back and ready to decimate unbelievers with pure and true, no-BS Heavy Metal.

Action! presents ten56 with special guests VCTMS and The Dali Thundering Concept live at The Dome

Since their emergence in 2021, ten56. has cemented itself as a prominent force in modern metal. Fusing raw aggression, crushing production, and an outstanding stage presence, the band has continuously pushed past boundaries. After leaving a lasting impact with their acclaimed debut album Downer, ten56. is gearing up to release an even more devastating second record. 

With an unyielding work ethic, beating the road relentlessly supporting While She Sleeps, Landmvrks and Northlane, and unleashing their chaotic catharsis across seas to the USA, Japan and Australia, ten56 are finally set to headline their first EU/UK tour. Bringing with them both long-awaited VCTMS and The Dali Thundering Concept, plus a very special guest yet to be announced.

LiveNation presents Night Verses plus special guests live at The Dome

Night Verses first galvanised listeners with their 2012 EP ‘Out Of The Sky’, merging prog, alt-metal, post-rock and ambient electronica into their own intoxicating strain of cinematic metal.

They continued to hone their bold songwriting and genre-bending musicianship on their debut full-length,

2014’s ‘Lift Your Existence’. After the mass critical acclaim that followed, they returned in 2016 with the full-length ‘Into The Vanishing Light’ produced by legendary producer Ross Robinson (Slipknot, At The Drive In). The album was the band’s first release after signing with Equal Vision Records, and marked their last album with a vocalist.

The band released their first instrumental album 2018, with the critically acclaimed ‘From The Gallery Of Sleep’, which cemented them as fearless, genre-defying innovators. Dubbed “The Salvador Dali of prog-metal” by Noisey / Vice, the album was hailed as "boundary-breaking prog" (Revolver), "ambitious and creative" (Exclaim!) and "a layered prog masterpiece" (Distorted Sound).

Their latest album, Every Sound Has a Color in the Valley of Night, has been met with critical and fan acclaim, solidifying their place at the forefront of the progressive music scene.

With well over 20 million career streams and unanimously glowing praise for their first five releases, the stage is set for NIGHT VERSES to ascend to even greater heights.

Born Again Concerts proudly presents 45TH ANNIVERSARY TOUR DIE KRUPPS with special guests JOHNNY TUPOLEV and RAY NOIR live at The Dome

DIE KRUPPS mastermind Jurgen Engler is a visionary who has had a lasting influence on the music landscape for decades. In the late 1970s, he was among the first German punk rockers with his band Male In the eighties, he formed DIE KRUPPS, a driving force of the industrial and EBM movements. When this scene was taken over by the mainstream in the nineties, the group from Dusseldorf integrated tough thrash guitars into their sound and became, along with Nine Inch Nails and Ministry, the most important source of inspiration in the electro metal genre and also influenced numerous bands of the Neue Deutsche Harte (New German Hardness). Inspiring a genre that produced acts such bands as Oomph!, Eisbrecher, and Rammstein. Die Krupps is now a name synonymous with the electro-industrial-metal & Neue Deutsche Harte genres. Since its formation in the early 80s, Die Krupps has constantly evolved, using synthesizers, metallic percussion, heavy guitars to create it's own brand of metal-machine-music.

Born Again Concerts proudly presents HARBINGER plus support live Downstairs at The Dome

Emerging from London, UK, Harbinger has been a driving force in the UK’s metal scene since 2015. Underpinning righteous fury with thick, groove-laden riffs, anthemic choruses and shredding guitar solos, Harbinger package high-minded concepts and techniques with primitive savagery and raw heaviness. Backed by big riffs, untamed heaviness and technicality, Harbinger are pushing the boundaries of modern metal, but with a lot of consideration and respect for the foundations and roots of the genre.

The net result is compelling and exhilarating in equal measure, marking Harbinger's ascent to the vanguard of bands pushing the boundaries of the UK's underground metal scene. Harbinger have released two EPs, a mini-album titled A Letter to Anguish in 2022, and a full-length album, Compelled to Suffer, showcasing their growth and maturity. Following a lineup change, Harbinger returned with renewed ferocity, focusing their ire on societal injustices and manipulations.

Their latest single, No Vermin, produced by Jeff Dunne, reflects their evolution and solidifies their position at the forefront of the UK’s underground metal scene.

Born Again Concerts proudly presents PURE REASON REVOLUTION

This British band originally formed back in 2003. The band members had a shared appreciation for the work of bands such as Pink Floyd, Porcupine Tree, Nirvana, Fleetwood Mac and Kraftwerk. This resulted in their music incorporating elements of progressive, indie rock and electronic music.

With releasing their debut album 'The Dark Third' in 2006 via Sony BMG, thealbum hit a nerve and there was a big buzz immediately. Several tours followedincluding supporting Blackfield, Porcupine Tree.

In September 2024 they will release the new album ‘Coming Up To Consciousness’ on Inside Out Music.

SJM presents BEACH WEATHER live Downstairs at The Dome

After having to reschedule their London show from 2024, Beach Weather are now keeping their promise and coming for a special show Downstairs at The Dome on October 3rd!

DesertScene presents THE OBSESSED performing 'The Church Within' in its entirety live Downstairs at The Dome

"Scott “Wino” Weinrich is a living legend. In a way, he is the American version of Lemmy and shares many traits with the late, much-beloved metal icon. He’s always been a rebel, loner and an outsider in an outsider scene, pursuing his music without regard for popularity or acceptance. In the process, he came to be considered one of the early pioneers of American doom. All of this began when he founded THE OBSESSED back in the 70s, then pursued through his many other outfits such as Saint Vitus or Spirit Caravan. As a key part of the 80s Washington/Maryland music scene, his music earned the respect of metal, punk and crossover fans alike while often being dubbed doom metal. Looking back, it was just gritty, street-wise American metal with a cynical bent and psychedelic flair, and this is what made him the unique and timeless heavy music icon he is today.

THE OBSESSED was formed in the late 1970s in Potomac, Maryland by legendary guitarist Scott “Wino” Weinrich (Saint Vitus, Spirit Caravan). The band spawned in the realm of musicians/artists such as Black Sabbath, Frank Zappa, The Dictators, and The Stooges. The earliest lineup consisted of Wino, bassist Mark Laue, guitarist John Reese, and drummer Dave Flood. In 1983, Wino took over vocal duties and the band became a three-piece to record the Sodden Jackal EP. The band broke up in the late 80s after Wino moved to California to join Saint Vitus. At that time, a German label, Hellhound Records, and the booking agency that had signed Saint Vitus, released The Obsessed, originally recorded in 1985, prompting Wino to reform THE OBSESSED. After multiple lineup changes, the band signed to Columbia Records in 1994 to release their third and final album, The Church Within. Despite highly acclaimed reviews, they would break up following the release, seeing Wino forming Spirit Caravan (then Shine) and other projects."

DHP Family proudly presents FROM FALL TO SPRING

FROM FALL TO SPRING might be one of the breakout acts of 2023! After just narrowly missing the cut in the German Eurovision preliminaries, the nu-metal band from Saarland quickly captured the hearts of fans. With a self-organized club tour across Germany, FFTS sold out almost every show!

Major festivals in Germany quickly took notice, leading them to rock stages at prominent events like Rocco Del Schlacko, Open Flair, and Bochum Total in 2023. The band's fanbase represents a new generation of hard rock music enthusiasts, making the six-piece one of the most successful German bands in their genre on TikTok.

Kilimanjaro proudly presents earthtone9 live at The Dome

earthtone9 are rightly hailed by those who know as one of the most forward-thinking, clever, musically wise and creatively smart in the history of British metal. Emerging in the late ‘90s as nu-metal was beginning to surge, their more nuanced palette and intelligent approach saw them hailed as something special and excitingly against the grain from the very beginning. Making an album a year between 1998 and 2000 – beginning with their expertly crafted Lo-def(inition) Discord debut, and culminating in 2000’s staggering Arc’tan’gent – it was a workrate as intense as the music was uniformly brilliant.

After splitting in 2002 the band made a surprise return in 2013 with the crowdfunded album, IV. Following this they made only occasional appearances in the live arena (including at the ArcTanGent Festival, which purloined its name from their third album!), before once again seeming to disappear on hiatus.

Now, 11 years on from their last record, they present In Resonance Nexus, a thrilling work of brains and muscle that not only stokes a fire, but sees the band's core members – vocalist Karl Middleton and guitarists Owen Packard and Joe Roberts – rediscovering and reconnecting with what makes them so special. In Resonance Nexus is the heaviest, fiercest, most heightened record they have ever made; a startling combination of almost feral intensity and the latter-day songwriting chops they displayed on the IV album.

“In Resonance Nexus, as a title, is saying that we’ve found the core and the essence of the band again,” says Karl. “We were digging deep to find common musical ground, and between Joe and Owen, and I, it really felt like that there was a resonance there. It feels like we've landed on a really legitimate, 21st century version of the band. We were asking, ‘Why are we doing this?’ and having a very authentic answer.”

DHPFamily Presents Bob Mould Band