Get ready, metalheads! On Wednesday, May 22, 2024, the Cargo Concert Hall in Reno, NV, will be shaking to its core as four powerhouse bands—Rivers of Nihil, Vitriol, Face Yourself and Cyanate—take the stage for a night of unbridled fury. With doors opening at 7pm and the music kicking off at 8pm, this is a show you won't want to miss, and yes, it's all ages!
Rivers of Nihil, hailing from Reading, Pennsylvania, have been progressing death metal since their formation in 2009. With a blend of technical prowess, and relentless energy, they've garnered a dedicated fanbase worldwide. Their latest album, "The Work," showcased their evolution as musicians and storytellers, earning them critical acclaim and cementing their status as one of the most innovative acts in the metal scene today.
Joining them on this epic night is Vitriol. Originating from Portland, Oregon, Vitriol's brutal and intricate sound has been making waves since their formation in 2011. Their debut full-length album, "To Bathe from the Throat of Cowardice," is a testament to their ferocity, solidifying their position as one of the most exciting bands in modern death metal.
Face Yourself, a deathcore band with transcontinental roots spanning across New York, France, New Jersey, and Colorado, will also be hitting the stage. Since their debut in March 2023 with a self-titled EP, followed by "Death Reflections" in June 2023, Face Yourself has been fueled by immense community support, allowing them to define their sound as they evolve together as a group.
Cyanate will be adding an extra layer of intensity to the evening with their unique blend of progressive, technical, and experimental metal. This lineup ensures that this night will be etched into your memory for years to come.
Tickets for this monumental event are available now. Secure your ticket at The Melting Pot World Emporium or www.freshbakin.com and prepare for a night of metal mayhem. Get ready to mosh, headbang, and experience the raw power of Rivers of Nihil, Vitriol, and Face Yourself live in Reno!