HELL ON EARTH TOUR 2011

Unearth ist eine 1998 gegründete Metalcore-Band aus Winthrop, Massachusetts. Ein besonderes Merkmal dieser Band ist, dass sie den typischen amerikanischen Metalcore verstärkt mit Melodic Death Metal verknüpft. Der Produzent ihrer Alben war bis einschließlich ihres Albums The Oncoming Storm Adam Dutkiewicz, der Leadgitarrist von Killswitch Engage.

Evergreen Terrace has been blazing their own path through the melodic hardcore scene for over a decade. Anchored by guitarist/singer Craig Chaney's clean vocals and catchy hooks, punctuated by lead singer Andrew Carey's viciously screamed vocals and bonded by Josh James' unique guitar style, the Florida-born five-piece never depended on anyone to push them forward. ET added drummer Caleb James (Casey Jones) in 2010. With their blistering combination of melodic hardcore, metal and punk rock, Evergreen Terrace has toured the world with As I Lay Dying, August Burns Red, Hatebreed, Rise Against, Circa Survive, Every Time I Die, Strung Out, Agnostic Front, Katy Perry, New Found Glory and more. They have played Sounds of the Underground, Vans Warped Tour, Persistence Tour, Hell on Earth Tour, Thrash and Burn Tour and Soundwave Festivals. ET worked with producer Jason Suecof (August Burns Red, All That Remains) on their latest release: Almost Home. It cracked the charts in its debut week. Almost Home landed at #17 on Billboard's Heatseeker chart, #52 on Billboard's Hard Music chart and #53 on Billboard's Independent Albums chart. Almost Home also enjoyed success in Canada, making it at #55 on the Nielsen Soundscan Independent chart and #76 on the Hard Music chart. The single "Sending Signals" was the third Evergreen Terrace video to be exclusively released on MTV2. After Almost Home the band released a cover of Foo Fighters "Everlong" exclusively on iTunes in March 2010. Evergreen Terrace is currently touring the world and will start preparing for their 6th full-length album in 2011.

Founded on beliefs that are in short supply within the current underground music scene, Bane has established themselves as one of the most influential and relevant bands in hardcore today. Since their inception, they've become one of the scene's hardest working bands touring the world over and releasing the full lengths, It All Comes Down To This and 2001's critically acclaimed Give Blood, an album that breathed life into the then-stagnant hardcore scene. Returning with their first album in three years, Bane offer up The Note - an album that embodies the spirit, the community, and the love of traditional hardcore that Bane has become synonymous with. In stark contrast with many of its contemporaries The Note is not laden with trends but with powerful, energetic and passionate performances that serve as a wake up call for modern day hardcore.

Founded in 2003 in Jacksonville, FL, by members and ex-members of Evergreen Terrace, Casey Jones quickly established themselves in the hardcore scene as some of this decades greatest spokesman for Straight Edge. After releasing two full-length records and a handful of vinyl releases on various labels, Casey Jones has decided to end with a grand finale, I Hope We're Not The Last.

Nasty is a four Piece Band Based in Belgium and Germany. After a View Projects, the Members found together in November 2004, with the Idea to write the most Aggressive Music Possible. In Summer 2005 the Time had come to bring out the First Demo CD "The Beginning" which was recorded in the Sonic Sound Studios by Achim Kaiser. A Year Later The Scene was hit by their first Full Lenght Album "Declaring War" , which was Released by "Fuck This Recordings" and again produced by Achim Kaiser and the Sonic Sound Studios. This CD is Full of Hate, Pissed Vocals and the Heaviest Breakdowns ever Heard.A Lot of Shows all over Europe followed and Nasty gained a Big and Strong Fanbase in a very Short Time. They are Called One of The Most Aggessive Live Acts in the whole Hardcore Scene.