Cradle Of Filth with DevilDriver, Black Satellite, and more

Cradle of Filth, a British extreme metal band formed in 1991 by Dani Filth, blends black, gothic, and symphonic metal. Known for theatrical shows and albums like "Damnation and a Day" and "Hammer of the Witches", they’ve collaborated with Scott Atkins and evolved with numerous lineup changes. Notable for songs like "Nymphetamine", their work often explores dark themes with commercial success.

Formed over two decades ago, groove metal icons DEVILDRIVER, led by frontman Dez Fafara, are renowned for their relentless music. Their acclaimed albums like "Dealing With Demons" and extensive tours have earned praise from major outlets like Revolver and Metal Hammer. Known for their heavy and dark style, they've collaborated with producer Steve Evetts to push the boundaries of metal music.

Hailing from NYC, Black Satellite, led by frontwoman Larissa Vale, blends industrial and metal for a distinct rock sound. Known for singles like "VALKYRIE," acclaimed "Sonne" cover, and "VOID" from their second album, AFTERMATH, they're praised by Billboard and Loudwire. Collaborating with producers like Ben Grosse, the band has toured with artists like John 5, Fozzy, and Cradle of Filth.

Ill Niño, formed in 1999 by drummer Dave Chavarri, is an American Latin Metal band known for their genre-bending style. They’ve sold over 2 million albums globally, with hits like "What Comes Around" and "How Can I Live," which topped rock charts and featured in "Freddy vs. Jason." Known for energetic live shows, they’ve headlined tours across Europe, the US, Russia, and beyond. The band includes Marcos Leal, Laz Pina, and others.