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Motionless In White Book 2023 Tour With Knocked Loose, After the Burial + Alpha Wolf

With a summer tour already booked, Motionless in White have just announced a headlining run set for this fall with special guests Knocked Loose , After the Burial and Alpha Wolf .

It's being billed as Motionless in White's biggest headlining tour in North America to date as the band continues to tour on the strength of their most recent album, last year's  Scoring the End of the World . The record peaked at No. 12 on the Billboard 200 chart upon release and features standout cuts in "Cyberhex," "Masterpiece," "Werewolf" and the title track, as well as "Slaughterhouse," which features a guest appearance by Knocked Loose vocalist Bryan Garris .

Speaking about what dynamic guest appearances bring to the music in an interview with Full Metal Jackie last summer, Chris Motionless said, "When you have a person on a song, it gives a second life to a track. You get a cool moment of the song where, even though you like the band that you're listening to, there's just something about a feature that really kind of makes your head turn or your ears perk up. There's an excitement level that gives the song a moment beyond what the band itself can do. I I've always been a fan of features, especially if I'm a fan of the artist, I anxiously await that moment of the song. I sit by just salivating, 'Oh God, I can't wait for the bridge or the second verse where they're going to come in.'"

The tour kicks off on Sept. 16 in Scranton, Pennsylvania at Scranton Apocalypse Fest and, after that, the more traditional version of the tour will be underway with all four groups remaining on the road through Oct. 29.

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See all of the tour dates further down the page.

A pre-sale will begin on April 25 at 12PM ET, followed by a general on-sale starting April 28 at 10AM local time. Visit the  Motionless in White website  for more ticketing information. Head here for tickets to the band's previously announced tour dates.

Motionless in White 2023 Tour Dates With Knocked Loose, After the Burial + Alpha Wolf

Sept. 16 - Scranton, Pa. @ "Scranton Apocalypse Fest" at The Pavilion at Montage Mountain Sept. 17 - Pittsburgh, Pa. @ UPMC Events Center Sept. 19 - Grand Rapids, Mich. @ GLC Live at 20 Monroe Sept. 20 - Milwaukee, Wis. @ Eagles Ballroom Sept. 21 - Indianapolis, Ind. @ TCU Amphitheater Sept. 23 - Kansas City, Mo. @ Uptown Theater Sept. 24 - Dallas, Texas @ The Factory in Deep Ellum Sept. 26 - Albuquerque, N.M. @ Revel Sept. 27 - Mesa, Ariz. @ Mesa Amphitheatre Sept. 29 - Los Angeles, Calif. @ The Torch at the LA Coliseum Sept. 30 - Las Vegas, Nev. @ Theater at Virgin Hotels Oct. 01 - San Jose, Calif. @ San Jose Civic Oct. 03 - Seattle, Wash. @ WAMU Theater Oct. 04 - Portland, Ore. @ Theater of the Clouds Oct. 06 - Boise, Idaho @ Revolution Concert House and Event Center Oct. 07 - Salt Lake City, Utah @ The Great Saltair Oct. 08 - Denver, Colo. @ Mission Ballroom Oct. 10 - San Antonio, Texas @ Tech Port Arena Oct. 11 - Houston, Texas @ White Oak Music Hall (Lawn) Oct. 13 - Atlanta, Ga. @ Coca Cola Roxy Oct. 14 - Myrtle Beach, S.C. @ House Of Blues Oct. 15 - TBA Oct. 17 - Nashville, Tenn. @ Wildhorse Saloon Oct. 18 - Chesterfield, Mo. @ The Factory at The District Oct. 20 - Minneapolis, Minn. @ The Armory Oct. 21 - Chicago, Ill. @ Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom Oct. 22 - Newport, Ky. @ MegaCorp Pavilion Oct. 24 - Detroit, Mich. @ The Fillmore Oct. 25 - Toronto, Ontario @ Rebel Oct. 26 - Laval, Quebec @ Place Bell Oct. 28 - New York, N.Y. @ Hammerstein Ballroom Oct. 29 - Boston, Mass. @ MGM Music Hall at Fenway

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MOTIONLESS IN WHITE Announces September/October 2023 North American Tour

Expanding an already stacked slate in 2023, MOTIONLESS IN WHITE had shared details of its biggest North American headline run to date, "The Touring The End Of The World Tour" , kicking off this fall. The upcoming trek includes support from special guests KNOCKED LOOSE , AFTER THE BURIAL and ALPHA WOLF .

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Hitting the road in style, MOTIONLESS IN WHITE will launch this run with a very special homecoming in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Standing out as their biggest hometown gig ever, they will launch "The Scranton Apocalypse Fest" on September 16 at The Pavilion at Montage Mountain. The one-off event will feature a headlining set from MOTIONLESS IN WHITE , with additional performances by PARKWAY DRIVE , KNOCKED LOOSE , THE AMITY AFFLICTION , AFTER THE BURIAL , NORTHLANE , ALPHA WOLF and MAKE THEM SUFFER .

On its heels, "The Touring The End Of The World Tour" rolls through Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania at UPMC Events Center on September 17 and various major markets across the country before closing out on October 29 in Boston, Massachusetts at MGM Music Hall at Fenway.

Prior, they join Grammy Award -nominated act IN THIS MOMENT for an epic co-headline run across North America this summer featuring special guests FIT FOR A KING and FROM ASHES TO NEW . "The Dark Horizon Tour" will see the two bands alternating closing sets each night and performing at arenas and amphitheaters across the country. The upcoming trek is set to kick off July 8 at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut and continue through an August 19 performance at MVP Arena in Albany, New York.

In other big news, MOTIONLESS IN WHITE recently earned two RIAA gold singles for "Another Life" and "Voices" .

MOTIONLESS IN WHITE "The Touring The End Of The World Tour" featuring special guests KNOCKED LOOSE , AFTER THE BURIAL and ALPHA WOLF :

Sep. 16 - Scranton, PA - "Scranton Apocalypse Fest" at The Pavilion at Montage Mountain ( buy tickets ) Sep. 17 - Pittsburgh, PA - UPMC Events Center ( buy tickets ) Sep. 19 - Grand Rapids, MI - GLC Live at 20 Monroe ( buy tickets ) Sep. 20 - Milwaukee, WI - Eagles Ballroom ( buy tickets ) Sep. 21 - Indianapolis, IN - TCU Amphitheater ( buy tickets ) Sep. 23 - Kansas City, MO - Uptown Theater ( buy tickets ) Sep. 24 - Dallas, TX - The Factory in Deep Ellum ( buy tickets ) Sep. 26 - Albuquerque, NM - Revel ( buy tickets ) Sep. 27 - Mesa, AZ - Mesa Amphitheatre ( buy tickets ) Sep. 29 - Los Angeles, CA - The Torch at the LA Coliseum ( buy tickets ) Sep. 30 - Las Vegas, NV - Theater at Virgin Hotels ( buy tickets ) Oct. 1 - San Jose, CA - San Jose Civic ( buy tickets ) Oct. 3 - Seattle, WA - WAMU Theater ( buy tickets ) Oct. 4 - Portland, OR - Theater of the Clouds ( buy tickets ) Oct. 6 - Boise, ID - Revolution Concert House and Event Center ( buy tickets ) Oct. 7 - Salt Lake City, UT - The Great Saltair ( buy tickets ) Oct. 8 - Denver, CO - Mission Ballroom ( buy tickets ) Oct. 10 - San Antonio, TX - Tech Port Arena ( buy tickets ) Oct. 11 - Houston, TX - White Oak Music Hall (Lawn) ( buy tickets ) Oct. 13 - Atlanta, GA - Coca Cola Roxy ( buy tickets ) Oct. 14 - Myrtle Beach, SC - House Of Blues ( buy tickets ) Oct. 15 - [to be announced] Oct. 17 - Nashville, TN - Wildhorse Saloon ( buy tickets ) Oct. 18 - Chesterfield, MO - The Factory at The District ( buy tickets ) Oct. 20 - Minneapolis, MN - The Armory ( buy tickets ) Oct. 21 - Chicago, IL - Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom ( buy tickets ) Oct. 22 - Newport, KY - MegaCorp Pavilion ( buy tickets ) Oct. 24 - Detroit, MI - The Fillmore ( buy tickets ) Oct. 25 - Toronto, ON - Rebel ( buy tickets ) Oct. 26 - Laval, QC - Place Bell ( buy tickets ) Oct. 28 - New York, NY - Hammerstein Ballroom ( buy tickets ) Oct. 29 - Boston, MA - MGM Music Hall at Fenway ( buy tickets )

MOTIONLESS IN WHITE harnessed the power of an unholy union between industrial metal dissonance, spellbinding gothic pop bombast, and big screen-worthy iconography to emerge as 21st century rock's most iconoclastic and cinematic force. Climbing out of the shadows of the rustbelt in Scranton, Pennsylvania, the group have tirelessly earned the undying allegiance of a devout worldwide audience one record at a time.

With over half a billion cumulative streams and views to date, they have notched four consecutive Top 5 debuts on the Billboard Top Hard Rock Albums chart and Top Rock Albums chart with "Reincarnate" [2014], "Graveyard Shift" [2017], "Disguise" [2019], and their latest effort "Scoring The End Of the World" [2022], the latter debuting at No. 12 on the Billboard 200 marking the band's second biggest sales week ever. "Scoring The End Of The World" is highlighted by the singles "Cyberhex" , which trended Top 10 on YouTube , and the follow-up "Masterpiece" which lit up streaming platforms and reached No. 1 at Active Rock radio becoming the band's first chart-topper at the format.

With guests as diverse as Bryan Garris of KNOCKED LOOSE , Caleb Shomo of BEARTOOTH and video game composer Mick Gordon , "Scoring The End Of the World" finds the group's vision magnified wider than ever before with no shortage of teeth, fire, and blood. It's the dawn of their biggest chapter yet.

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Motionless in White Announce 'The Touring the End of the World Tour'

Pre-sale tickets for the new dates will be available starting Tuesday April 25th at 12:00PM ET with general on-sale beginning Friday April 28th at 10:00AM local time.

Expanding an already stacked slate in 2023, hard rock giants Motionless In White have shared details of their biggest North American headline run to date, "The Touring The End of the World Tour," kicking off this fall.

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The upcoming trek includes support from special guests Knocked Loose, After The Burial, and Alpha Wolf. Pre-sale tickets for the new dates will be available starting Tuesday April 25th at 12:00PM ET with general on-sale beginning Friday April 28th at 10:00AM local time.

Hitting the road in style, Motionless In White will launch this run with a very special homecoming in Scranton, PA. Standing out as their biggest hometown gig ever, they will launch "The Scranton Apocalypse Fest" on September 16th at The Pavilion at Montage Mountain.

The one-off event will feature a headlining set from Motionless In White, with additional performances by Parkway Drive, Knocked Loose, The Amity Affliction, After The Burial, Northlane, Alpha Wolf, and Make Them Suffer.

On its heels, "The Touring The End of the World Tour" rolls through Pittsburgh, PA at UPMC Events Center on September 17th and various major markets across the country before closing out on October 29TH in Boston, MA at MGM Music Hall at Fenway [tour itinerary below]. For tickets and more information on the upcoming dates, visit. www.motionlessinwhite.net .

Prior, they join GRAMMY® Award-nominated act In This Moment for an epic co-headline run across North America this summer featuring special guests Fit For A King and From Ashes To New. "The Dark Horizon Tour" will see the two bands alternating closing sets each night and performing at arenas and amphitheaters across the country.

The upcoming trek is set to kick off July 8th at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, CT and continue through an August 19th performance at MVP Arena in Albany, NY [full itinerary below]. Tickets are available HERE .

In other big news, Motionless In White have recently earned two RIAA gold singles for "Another Life" and "Voices."

Motionless In White harnessed the power of an unholy union between industrial metal dissonance, spellbinding gothic pop bombast, and big screen-worthy iconography to emerge as 21st century rock's most iconoclastic and cinematic force. Climbing out of the shadows of the rustbelt in Scranton, PA, the group have tirelessly earned the undying allegiance of a devout worldwide audience one record at a time.

With over one billion cumulative streams and views to date, they have notched four consecutive Top 5 debuts on the Billboard 'Top Hard Rock Albums' chart and 'Top Rock Albums' chart with Reincarnate [2014], Graveyard Shift [2017], Disguise [2019], and their latest effort Scoring The End Of the World [2022]. The latter debuting at #12 on the Billboard 200 marking the band's second biggest sales week ever.

Scoring The End of the World is highlighted by the singles "Masterpiece" which reached #1 at Active Rock radio becoming the band's first chart-topper at the format, and "Werewolf" which reached Top 10 at Active Rock radio and an impressive one million music video views in just four days after its debut.

With guests as diverse as Bryan Garris of Knocked Loose, Caleb Shomo of Beartooth, and video game composer Mick Gordon, Scoring The End Of the World finds the group's vision magnified wider than ever before with no shortage of teeth, fire, and blood. It's the dawn of their biggest chapter yet. Motionless In White are Chris Motionless [Vocals], Ricky Olson [Guitar], Ryan Sitkowski [Guitar], Vinny Mauro [Drums], and Justin Morrow [Bass].

MOTIONLESS IN WHITE "THE TOURING THE END OF THE WORLD TOUR"

FEATURING SPECIAL GUESTS KNOCKED LOOSE, AFTER THE BURIAL & ALPHA WOLF

Sept-16 - Scranton, PA - "Scranton Apocalypse Fest" at The Pavilion at Montage Mountain

Sept-17 - Pittsburgh, PA - UPMC Events Center

Sept-19 - Grand Rapids, MI - GLC Live at 20 Monroe

Sept-20 - Milwaukee, WI - Eagles Ballroom

Sept-21 - Indianapolis, IN - TCU Amphitheater

Sept-23 - Kansas City, MO - Uptown Theater

Sept-24 - Dallas, TX - The Factory in Deep Ellum

Sept-26 - Albuquerque, NM - Revel

Sept-27 - Mesa, AZ - Mesa Amphitheatre

Sept-29 - Los Angeles, CA - The Torch at the LA Coliseum

Sept-30 - Las Vegas, NV - Theater at Virgin Hotels

Oct-1 - San Jose, CA - San Jose Civic

Oct-3 - Seattle, WA - WAMU Theater

Oct-4 - Portland, OR - Theater of the Clouds

Oct-6 - Boise, ID - Revolution Concert House and Event Center

Oct-7 - Salt Lake City, UT - The Great Saltair

Oct-8 - Denver, CO - Mission Ballroom

Oct-10 - San Antonio, TX - Tech Port Arena

Oct-11 - Houston, TX - White Oak Music Hall (Lawn)

Oct-13 - Atlanta, GA - Coca Cola Roxy

Oct-14 - Myrtle Beach, SC - House Of Blues

Oct-15 - TBA - TBA

Oct-17 - Nashville, TN - Wildhorse Saloon

Oct-18 - Chesterfield, MO - The Factory at The District

Oct-20 - Minneapolis, MN - The Armory

Oct-21 - Chicago, IL - Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom

Oct-22 - Newport, KY - MegaCorp Pavilion

Oct-24 - Detroit, MI - The Fillmore

Oct-25 - Toronto, ON - Rebel

Oct-26 - Laval, QC - Place Bell

Oct-28 - New York, NY - Hammerstein Ballroom

Oct-29 - Boston, MA - MGM Music Hall at Fenway

MOTIONLESS IN WHITE & IN THIS MOMENT "THE DARK HORIZON TOUR"

FEATURING SPECIAL GUESTS FIT FOR A KING & FROM ASHES TO NEW

Jul-8 - Uncasville, CT - Mohegan Sun Arena

Jul-9 - Buffalo, NY - Buffalo RiverWorks

Jul-11 - Charleston, WV - Charleston Civic Center Coliseum

Jul-13 - Cadott, WI - Rockfest*

Jul-14 - Grand Rapids, MI - Upheaval Festival*

Jul-15 - Mansfield, OH - Inkcarceration Festival

Jul-17 - East Moline, IL - The Rust Belt

Jul-18 - Des Moines, IA - Wells Fargo Arena

Jul-19 - Sioux Falls, SD - Denny Sanford Premiere Center

Jul-21 - Casper, WY - Ford Wyoming Center

Jul-22 - Billings, MT - First Interstate Arena at MetraPark

Jul-23 - Missoula, MT - Big Sky Brewing Company

Jul-26 - Reno, NV - Grand Sierra Resort

Jul-27 - Paso Robles, CA - Vina Robles

Jul-29 - Flagstaff, AZ - Pepsi Amphitheater at Fort Tuthill Park

Jul-30 - Grand Junction, CO - Amphitheater at Las Colonias Park

Aug-1 - Wichita, KS - Hartman Arena

Aug-2 - Oklahoma City, OK - The Criterion

Aug-4 - Council Bluffs, IA - KIWR's Rockfest - Westfair Amphitheater

Aug-5 - Camdenton, MO - Ozarks Amphitheater

Aug-6 - Little Rock, AR - Simmons Bank Arena

Aug-8 - Memphis, TN - The Soundstage at Graceland

Aug-9 - Mobile, AL - Mobile Civic Center Arena

Aug-11 - Huntsville, AL - Propst Arena

Aug-12 - Asheville, NC - Harrah's Cherokee Center

Aug-13 - Corbin, KY - Corbin Arena

Aug-15 - Evansville, IN - Ford Center

Aug-16 - Fort Wayne, IN - Allen County War Memorial Expo Center

Aug-18 - Gilford, NH - Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion

Aug-19 - Albany, NY - MVP Arena

*In This Moment Only

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Motionless in White Announce Fall 2023 North American Tour with Knocked Loose

After the Burial and Alpha Wolf round out the support acts for the stacked tour

Motionless in White have announced a fall North American headlining tour with support from Knocked Loose , After the Burial, and Alpha Wolf.

Dates kick off on September 16th at Scranton Apocalypse Fest in Scranton, Pennsylvania, and run through October 29th in Boston.

An artist ticket pre-sale and a Citi Cardmember pre-sale are currently ongoing, with a Live Nation pre-sale beginning Thursday (April 27th) at 10 a.m. local time via Ticketmaster using the code VINYL . General ticket sales start Friday (April 28th) at 10 a.m. local time. Alternatively, you can pick up tickets to sold-out shows via StubHub , where your purchase is 100% guaranteed through StubHub’s Fan Protect program.

Motionless in White tapping Knocked Loose for the tour follows a notable guest appearance by the latter’s frontman, Bryan Garris, on the single “Slaughterhouse” from MIW’s latest album, Scoring the End of the World .

Prior to the fall outing, Motionless in White will co-headline a previously announced summer US tour  with In This Moment.

In This Moment and Motionless in White Announce 2023 Co-Headlining US Tour

Below you can see the full list of Motionless in White’s 2023 North American tour dates. Get tickets  here .

Motionless in White’s 2023 North American Tour Dates: 07/08 – Uncasville, CT @ Mohegan Sun Arena * 07/09 – Buffalo, NY @ Buffalo RiverWorks * 07/11 – Charleston, WV @ Charleston Civic Center Coliseum * 07/15 – Mansfield, OH @ Inkcarceration Festival * 07/17 – East Moline, IL @ The Rust Belt * 07/18 – Des Moines, IA @ Wells Fargo Arena * 07/19 – Sioux Falls, SD @ Denny Sanford Premiere Center * 07/21 – Casper, WY @ Ford Wyoming Center * 07/22 – Billings, MT @ First Interstate Arena at MetraPark * 07/23 – Missoula, MT @ Big Sky Brewing Company * 07/26 – Reno, NV @ Grand Sierra Resort * 07/27 – Paso Robles, CA @ Vina Robles * 07/29 – Flagstaff, AZ @ Pepsi Amphitheater at Fort Tuthill Park * 07/30 – Grand Junction, CO @ Amphitheater at Las Colonias Park * 08/01 – Wichita, KS @ Hartman Arena * 08/02 – Oklahoma City, OK @ The Criterion * 08/04 – Council Bluffs, IA @ KIWR’s Rockfest – Westfair Amphitheater * 08/05 – Camdenton, MO @ Ozarks Amphitheater * 08/06 – Little Rock, AR @ Simmons Bank Arena * 08/08 – Memphis, TN @ The Soundstage at Graceland * 08/09 – Mobile, AL @ Mobile Civic Center Arena * 08/11 – Huntsville, AL @ Propst Arena * 08/12 – Asheville, NC @ Harrah’s Cherokee Center * 08/13 – Corbin, KY @ Corbin Arena * 08/15 – Evansville, IN @ Ford Center * 08/16 – Fort Wayne, IN @ Allen County War Memorial Expo Center * 08/18 – Gilford, NH @ Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion * 08/19 – Albany, NY @ MVP Arena * 09/16 – Scranton, PA @ “Scranton Apocalypse Fest” at The Pavilion at Montage Mountain ^ 09/17 – Pittsburgh, PA @ UPMC Events Center ^ 09/19 – Grand Rapids, MI @ GLC Live at 20 Monroe ^ 09/20 – Milwaukee, WI @ Eagles Ballroom ^ 09/21 – Indianapolis, IN @ TCU Amphitheater ^ 09/23 – Kansas City, MO @ Uptown Theater ^ 09/24 – Dallas, TX @ The Factory in Deep Ellum ^ 09/26 – Albuquerque, NM @ Revel ^ 09/27 – Mesa, AZ @ Mesa Amphitheatre ^ 09/29 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Torch at the LA Coliseum ^ 09/30 – Las Vegas, NV @ Theater at Virgin Hotels ^ 10/01 – San Jose, CA @ San Jose Civic ^ 10/03 – Seattle, WA @ WAMU Theater ^ 10/04 – Portland, OR @ Theater of the Clouds ^ 10/06 – Boise, ID @ Revolution Concert House and Event Center ^ 10/07 – Salt Lake City, UT @ The Great Saltair ^ 10/08 – Denver, CO @ Mission Ballroom ^ 10/10 – San Antonio, TX @ Tech Port Arena ^ 10/11 – Houston, TX @ White Oak Music Hall (Lawn) ^ 10/13 – Atlanta, GA @ Coca Cola Roxy ^ 10/14 – Myrtle Beach, SC @ House of Blues ^ 10/15 – TBA @ TBA ^ 10/17 – Nashville, TN @ Wildhorse Saloon ^ 10/18 – Chesterfield, MO @ The Factory at The District ^ 10/20 – Minneapolis, MN @ The Armory ^ 10/21 – Chicago, IL @ Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom ^ 10/22 – Newport, KY @ MegaCorp Pavilion ^ 10/24 – Detroit, MI @ The Fillmore ^ 10/25 – Toronto, ON @ Rebel ^ 10/26 – Laval, QC @ Place Bell ^ 10/28 – New York, NY @ Hammerstein Ballroom ^ 10/29 – Boston, MA @ MGM Music Hall at Fenway ^

* = w/ In This Moment, Fit for a King, and From Ashes to New ^ = w/ Knocked Loose, After the Burial, and Alpha Wolf

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Motionless In White Announce 2023 North American Tour

Knocked Loose, After The Burial, and Alpha Wolf will serve as special guests

This fall, Motionless In White will embark on a headlining tour of North America. The trek kicks off on September 17 at the UPMC Events Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Special guests for the run will be Knocked Loose, After The Burial, and Alpha Wolf.

The day before the tour launches, the band has curated their Summer Apocalypse Fest on September 16   at The Pavilion at Montage Mountain in their hometown of Scranton, Pennsylvania. The one-off event will feature a headlining set from Motionless In White, with additional performances by Parkway Drive, Knocked Loose, The Amity Affliction, After The Burial, Northlane, Alpha Wolf, and Make Them Suffer.

Pre-sales tickets for the new dates will be available starting this Tuesday, April 25 at 12pm EST. General tickets go on sale this Friday, April 28   at 10am local time. All ticket information can be found HERE .

Motionless In White’s latest album  Scoring The End of the World arrived last June via Roadrunner Records. The record took the No. 1 spot on Billboard’s Top Hard Rock Albums chart. It also gave the band a Top 25 debut, hitting No. 12 on the Billboard 200.

Sept-16 – Scranton, PA – “Summer Apocalypse Fest” at The Pavilion at Montage Mountain Sept-17 – Pittsburgh, PA – UPMC Events Center Sept-19 – Grand Rapids, MI – GLC Live at 20 Monroe Sept-20 – Milwaukee, WI – Eagles Ballroom Sept-21 – Indianapolis, IN – TCU Amphitheater Sept-23 – Kansas City, MO – Uptown Theater Sept-24 – Dallas, TX – The Factory in Deep Ellum Sept-26 – Albuquerque, NM – Revel Sept-27 – Mesa, AZ – Mesa Amphitheatre Sept-29 – Los Angeles, CA – The Torch at the LA Coliseum Sept-30 – Las Vegas, NV – Theater at Virgin Hotels Oct-1 – San Jose, CA – San Jose Civic Oct-3 – Seattle, WA – WAMU Theater Oct-4 – Portland, OR – Theater of the Clouds Oct-6 – Boise, ID – Revolution Concert House and Event Center Oct-7 – Salt Lake City, UT – The Great Saltair Oct-8 – Denver, CO – Mission Ballroom Oct-10 – San Antonio, TX – Tech Port Arena Oct-11 – Houston, TX – White Oak Music Hall (Lawn) Oct-13 – Atlanta, GA – Coca Cola Roxy Oct-14 – Myrtle Beach, SC – House Of Blues Oct-15 – TBA – TBA Oct-17 – Nashville, TN – Wildhorse Saloon Oct-18 – Chesterfield, MO – The Factory at The District Oct-20 – Minneapolis, MN – The Armory Oct-21 – Chicago, IL – Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom Oct-22 – Newport, KY – MegaCorp Pavilion Oct-24 – Detroit, MI – The Fillmore Oct-25 – Toronto, ON – Rebel Oct-26 – Laval, QC – Place Bell Oct-28 – New York, NY – Hammerstein Ballroom Oct-29 – Boston, MA – MGM Music Hall at Fenway

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About the Event

Motionless In White is bringing The Touring The End Of The World Tour to The Torch at the LA Coliseum on Friday, September 29. All tickets for this show are General Admission Standing Room only.

Full Lineup: Motionless In White Knocked Loose After The Burial Alpha Wolf

• Arrive Early : Plan ahead for traffic and weather conditions. Event is rain or shine.
• Go Metro : Take advantage of the E (Expo) Line (Expo) with two stops adjacent to the Coliseum.
• Plan and know your route to the Coliseum . Know your entry gate. Use navigation and traffic apps such as  Waze  or  Google Maps . Be aware of any road closures.
• Download the SoCal511 mobile app  or visit  Go511.com to improve your commute & receive live traffic updates.
• Purchase  event parking  in advance for Exposition Park . Rates and availability may vary per event. Parking is available in Exposition Park’s Orange Structure and USC’s Flower Street Garage.
• Clear Bag Policy :  Only clear bags smaller than 12” x 6” x 12” and/or a small clutch are allowed inside the Coliseum. All bags are subject to search.
• Entry Screening:  All persons are subject to screening before entering; or may not be admitted.
• Cashless Transactions:  The Coliseum is cashless. Only credit/debit cards and mobile pay are accepted.
• The Coliseum is a no-smoking venue.  Smoking, smokeless tobacco and smoking implements are prohibited in all areas of the Coliseum.
• Mobile Tickets:  Download mobile tickets to your wallet on your mobile device before arriving. Screenshots and PDFs are not accepted. For more information on mobile entry, click  here .

All guests will be required to provide appropriate proof of age with one the following forms of identification:

• Valid U.S. Driver’s License
• Any valid U.S. State or Federal Government issued I.D.
• Any Valid U.S. Passport and/or Passport Card
• U.S. Military I.D.
• Valid Foreign Passport

Guests may not possess or purchase more than two (2) alcoholic beverages at a time. Shots may not be served at any time. Caps will be removed from all bottles. All glass containers must be poured into cups.

All concession stands and portable units will stop serving alcohol at least thirty minutes before the end of the event, at the end of the third quarter during football and at the 70 th minute during soccer matches. For other events, alcohol cut-off times will be determined by Coliseum Management.

Alcohol of any kind may not be brought into or removed from the Coliseum. During USC football games, alcohol may not be removed from the Scholarship Club Tower.

Any guest who is determined to be deliberately concealing alcohol while entering the Coliseum will not be permitted to enter the building. A person exhibiting visible signs of impairment will not be permitted into the Coliseum. Any guest who exhibits behavior that distracts or inconveniences, or otherwise, interferes with another guest’s enjoyment of the event may be removed from the Coliseum.

Alcohol will not be served to any underage person or visibly impaired guest. Alcohol beverage sales may be curtailed or prohibited at the discretion of management.

PRIORITY ACCESS AND BUILDING SERVICES

The Coliseum is a fully accessible venue.  Outside of the Coliseum, curb ramps are enhanced to increase accessibility from key parking lot approaches. 

Every gate has a priority line for guests with mobility impairments up until 30 minutes before the start of the event. Within the final 30 minutes, all lanes will be open to all guests.

Accessible seating sections feature in-seat service for patrons in wheelchairs or with restricted mobility.  Information cards will be provided at your seating location during the event.

Handrails and more aisles have been added to make it easier for guests who need a little more help to navigate the stairs and get to their seats. We’ve also added more semi-ambulatory seats, which are aisle seats with arm rests that raise to make it easier to transfer to the seat.

We encourage all guests with mobility disabilities to utilize personal forms of transportation, including wheelchairs and scooters. If you need to recharge your motorized wheelchair, you may do so at the West Administration Building, located across from Tunnel 11. Patrons should bring all cords and accessories needed to charge their devices. Chargers must use a 110-volt, 20 amp circuit. We cannot provide wheelchair or scooter rentals.

An online map with locations of ADA services can be found by clicking here .

ACCESSIBLE SEATING

The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum can accommodate guests in wheelchairs or with restricted mobility. The Coliseum features multiple areas at Street level that do not require ramps or lifts to access. Situated at a midpoint between field level and the uppermost rows of the Coliseum, these areas can be accessed directly through accessible tunnels, which lead into the seating area of the Coliseum. These locations are situated around most of the circumference of the venue.

People who require accessible seating because of a disability are permitted to purchase tickets for accessible seats. Tickets for accessible seats may be sold to individuals who require accessible seating themselves or to someone purchasing on their behalf. People with disabilities who do not require the specific features of accessible seating but merely prefer them are not entitled to purchase accessible seats. Reserved seating in designated sections is available in advance, on a season or individual event basis, based on availability.

On event day, guests who previously purchased a non-accessible game ticket but require accessible seating will be accommodated on a first-come, first-served basis, based on availability.

For assistance, please contact:

USC Trojans (213) 740-GOSC(4672)

All Other Coliseum Events (213) 747-7111

Or visit the Box Office located at Gate 29 for resolution.

For guests that need additional assistance reaching upper level seats in the Coliseum, escalators are located adjacent to Tunnels 4, 11, and 19.

ACCESSIBLE DROP-OFF AND PICK UP

Drop-off and pick-up for guests with disabilities should be made on Exposition Park Drive after entering from South Figueroa at W. 39th Street.  Please be aware drop-off and/or pick-up may be difficult due to heavy traffic and congestion.  Due to post-game traffic patterns, pick-up in this area may be delayed up to 45-60 minutes after the game until streets can be re-opened for access.

ACCESSIBLE PARKING AND PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

ADA accessible parking is available in Expo Park.  Marked ADA spaces may not be reserved in advance are subject to availability based on arrival.  Event parking permit holders may park in ADA spaces, provided they have a valid ADA placard to do so.  Due to an extremely high demand for accessible parking, Expo Park is unfortunately unable to accommodate all of our guests, so please arrive early to ensure that you have a space in a lot. Please arrive with your state issued placard and identification, and parking personnel will guide you to your parking area. Event parking rates may vary per event.

It is recommended that guests with disabilities take the Metro E (Expo) Line to the Expo Park/USC stop on Exposition Boulevard when visiting the Coliseum. Click here for more information about Accessibility on Metro .

GATE ENTRANCE

Gate 29 is the Coliseum’s designated ADA entrance. After using the ADA entry, please visit the Accessible Services kiosk immediately inside the gate for any questions.

ACCESSIBLE SERVICES KIOSKS

Accessible Services Kiosks are conveniently located inside the stadium at Section 109A, Gate 23 and Gate 29. Additional assistance is also available at the West Administration Building across from Tunnel 11. At these locations, guests with disabilities can:

• Request a ticket exchange for accessible seating
• Charge wheelchair batteries and other assistive technology (available at West Administration Building only)
• Pick-up assistive listening devices
• Rent a sensory bag
• Learn about other accessible services at the Coliseum

CLOSED CAPTIONING

The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum provides closed captioning services for all major events. To confirm that closed captioning service will be available, please email  LA Coliseum  with the event name and the date service is requested. Requests should be made at least one week in advance to the event date.

The service provides text of all public address announcements during the game. You can access the service from your browser on any smart phone or mobile device. Data rates may apply. To access the service from your mobile device go to  www.CaptionedText.com  and enter Confirmation: 2650 (for English) at the top of the page. If you need assistance during an event, please text to (213) 263-4007. Data rates may apply.

HEARING AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED

Assistive listening devices for fans with hearing or visual impairments are available for checkout at Customer Service located in the Coliseum West Administration Building across from Tunnel 11.

Individuals with disabilities who need accommodations to attend an event may contact [email protected]. It is requested that individuals requiring accommodations or auxiliary aids such as sign language interpreters and alternative format materials notify us at least 14 days prior to the event. Every reasonable effort will be made to provide reasonable accommodations in an effective and timely manner.

SERVICE ANIMALS

Service animals are welcome inside the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Service animals must remain on a leash or in a harness at all times unless either the handler is unable because of a disability to use a harness, leash, or other tether, or the use of a harness, leash, or other tether would interfere with the service animals safe, effective performance of work or tasks, in which case the service animal must be otherwise under the handler´s control (e.g., voice control, signals, or other effective means). If you intend to bring a service animal to the building, please notify your ticket representative at the time of purchase so that an aisle seat may be reserved for you if available. An animal relief area is provided at Gate 16 and Gate 33 in the Olympic Plaza. Guests with service animals are responsible for cleaning up after their animals and for their appropriate behavior toward other guests and Coliseum personnel at all times. A failure to do may result in the animal’s removal from the stadium. The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum is not responsible for the care or supervision of a service animal.

WHEELCHAIR TRANSPORTS

The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum is proud to provide assistance inside the stadium for guests with special needs. This service is free and can be requested through Customer Service. Disabled assistance is available upon request at all entry gates. To minimize wait times, we suggest that you make arrangements prior to the event you are attending by calling 213-747-7111 or email [email protected] . During event hours, please call or text “ADA” to 213 263-4007. So that we may assist multiple guests, please be aware that our staff will not remain with you during the event, and you are not allowed to remain in the wheelchair during the event. In addition, the Coliseum does not rent wheelchairs or crutches.

The Coliseum prohibits bags, backpacks and other containers from entering the venue, with the following exceptions:

• One bag that is clear plastic, vinyl or PVC and does not exceed 12” by 6” by 12”, or;
• A one-gallon clear plastic storage bag (Ziploc bag or similar).
• In addition to one of the clear bags noted above, guests may also carry in a small clutch bag or purse approximately the size of a hand, with or without a handle or strap.
• An exception will be made for medically necessary items after proper inspection.

Prohibited bags include, but are not limited to: purses larger than a clutch bag, coolers, briefcases, backpacks, fanny packs, cinch bags, luggage of any kind, oversized seat cushions with pockets or metal structures, computer bags and camera bags or any bag larger than the permissible size.

These measures are designed to promote public safety while encouraging guests to limit the items they bring into the venue to create a more efficient screening and entry process. We ask that all items are visible when entering the venue. The fewer items that are concealed, the quicker the process becomes.

All approved bags are subject to inspection upon entry. For more information on the Coliseum Bag Policy, please visit www.lacoliseum.com/beclear .

Bottles and cans of any kind are prohibited inside the Coliseum.  Factory sealed bottles of water, 17 oz. or less, are allowed and limited to 2 bottles per person.

The Coliseum is cashless. Only credit/debit cards and mobile pay are accepted.

For the safety and security of our guests, re-entry is not allowed at any event.

There are a limited number of public parking spaces in Exposition Park. For USC games and most events, parking is by permit only; there are no cash lots in Exposition Park.  For more available spaces check out USC Campus Parking.

For all other events, public parking sells out quickly and rates may vary per event. Entrances to Exposition Park are located at MLK & Hoover and 39th &  Figueroa. Exposition Park is managed by the Office of Exposition Park Management, a department of the State of California’s Natural Resources Agency.

In order to ensure a safe and enjoyable environment, we ask that fans refrain from the following behavior at all events.

• Profanity or other offensive language or gestures, whether spoken, written or appearing on apparel
• Smoking (including vaporizers, e-cigarettes and smokeless tobacco)
• Intoxication or excessive alcohol consumption or signs of substance impairment that results in irresponsible behavior
• Bringing prohibited items into the venue
• Throwing of items or liquids
• Entering the playing field or court at any time
• Fighting or other threatening behavior, including verbal or physical harassment
• Failure to retain ticket and/or present it to event staff if requested to do so
• Resale of tickets at the venue
• Violation of state or local laws
• Failing to follow instruction of stadium personnel or stadium policies

FAILURE TO COMPLY MAY RESULT IN EJECTION OR ARREST

Fans are encouraged to report inappropriate behavior to management personnel. For assistance, call or text 213-263-4007. Message and data rates may apply.

Lost items may be claimed at the Coliseum West Administration Building across from Tunnel 11. Lost items may be searched for at lacoliseum.liff.app . Found items may be turned over to the office, or given to an usher or security guard in your section. For more information, please call 213-747-7111 on weekdays between 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM.

Multiple parking options are available within Exposition Park and additional parking is available on the USC campus, which is a short ten-minute walk to the venue.

To avoid lengthy traffic and parking delays, we highly encourage all guests to take public transportation whenever possible, including the Metro E Line which has two stops adjacent to the Coliseum (Expo Park/USC or Expo/Vermont) that are less than a five-minute walk to our entrance gates.

Accepted Items:

• YES Festival totems or decorated pool noodles. Must be foam or soft sided.
• YES Flags/banners or handmade signs (no corporate/company-branded and no hard flagpoles. Flags/banners/signs cannot be in poor taste as determined in the sole discretion of the Coliseum)
• YES Glowsticks & glowing/illuminated costumes or jewelry.
• YES: PLASTIC ONLY hula- hoops, poi, orbitals, flow-toys, NO METAL OR FIRE or large, hard plastic items.
• YES Hydration packs with no more than two main compartments and one smaller compartment (does not must be empty upon entry).
• YES Reusable, non-metallic water bottles (must be empty upon entry)
• YES Non-professional flash/still cameras, handheld video devices under 6″ (Sony Action Cam, GoPro, etc.). No selfie-sticks or extended poles.
• YES Personal misting fan with a bottle no larger than 20 ounces (must be empty upon entry)
• YES Physician-prescribed medication that is not expired (must show physician’s prescription and consult with a safety officer upon entry)
• YES Small clear bags, single-compartment clear backpacks, clear purses (maximum 12″ x 6” x 12″) Small bags, single-compartment backpacks, backpacks, purses (maximum 12″ x 6” x 12″)
• YES Personal decorative headgear – no metal and must not cover your face. Headgear will be inspected for approval in the sole discretion of the Coliseum.

Prohibited Items:

• NO Cigarettes, E-Cigs, Vapes or smokeless tobacco. The Coliseum is a smoke-free environment. Smoking and smoking implements are prohibited in any area of the Coliseum.
• NO Bags, Backpacks or Purses which do not meet Bag Policy guidelines. Hard or Soft Coolers, Baskets, Packages or Containers.
• NO Alcoholic Beverages, Bottles or Cans. (Factory sealed bottles of water, 17 oz. or less, are allowed; limit 2 per person).
• NO Illegal Drugs and Weapons including Firearms, Knives, Explosives, Fireworks, Lighters and Laser Pointers.
• NO Professional Cameras (lenses longer than 3”) and Camera Equipment, Selfie-Sticks, Tripods and Video or Audio Recording Equipment.
• NO Metal and/or fire Hula-hoops, poi, orbitals, flow-toys or large, hard plastic items.
• NO Banners, Sticks, Poles, Inflatables, Frisbees, Balls, and Unsliced Fruits or Vegetables.
• NO Umbrellas, Balloons, Strollers, Skateboards and Folding or Beach Chairs.
• NO Noise making devices such as whistles, horns, or musical instruments.
• NO Pets (Service Animals are allowed).

Please do not conceal items. Have all items clearly visible inside an approved bag. All Bags must meet Bag Policy guidelines and are subject to inspection upon entry.

A rideshare drop-off and pick-up area is located in the Exposition Park Green Lot with access from West Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd and S. Hoover St.

Smoking, smokeless tobacco and smoking implements (including, but not limited to cigarettes, cigars, pipes, lighters, vaporizers and e-cigarettes) are prohibited in all areas of the Coliseum. The use of smokeless tobacco is prohibited for all events (LAMC 41.50.1). Violators may be subject to eviction and/or citation.

Strollers are not permitted in the seating areas of the Coliseum.  Guests are encouraged to leave strollers at home or in their vehicles. If item check locations are available, strollers must be collapsible and easily stored.  Strollers and other mobility devices may not be left unattended, even at the top of seating sections or adjacent to tunnels accessing seating areas. USC and the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum are not responsible for lost, damaged, stolen or misplaced items.

For this event, tailgating is not permitted in the parking lots or any other areas of the Exposition Park.

Public parking lots in Exposition Park that surround the Coliseum are managed by the Office of Exposition Park Management, a department of the State of California’s Natural Resources Agency.

Please help us keep a safe environment and positive experience for all guests in the park.

The Coliseum Box Office is located at Gate 29 and is open Monday thru Saturday from 10AM to 5pM for advance ticket sales, ticket account services and resolution. Ticket sales and will-call is located between Gate 1 and Gate 4 and opens one hour before gates open.

REPLACEMENT POLICY ON LOST, STOLEN, FORGOTTEN, AND/ OR DESTROYED TICKETS

The Coliseum Box Office will address lost or stolen ticket issues with the primary account holder on record. Reprints may be issued upon approval of the primary account holder. The Coliseum Box Office reserves the right to refuse any replacement ticket request.

Will Call is located at the Ticket Booth outside Gate 1. Will Call opens one hour prior to gates open and closes 30 minutes after the main act. Please present a valid Photo ID and the credit card you paid with to claim all will call tickets.

The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum now features stadium-wide WiFi capability, free of charge.  Connect to #TheTorchFreeWiFi and simply sign on for great network coverage.

Date September 29, 2023

Start Time 6:30pm

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Knocked Loose : The Sound and the Fury

04.09.24 Words by: Kim Kelly Photography: Todd Midler Photography Assistant: Landon Edwards

This year, Knocked Loose defied expectations with their latest album, You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To , becoming torchbearers of a genre and introducing a new generation of fans to the cathartic delirium of hardcore

Louisville, Kentucky punches above its weight when it comes to cultural exports. Even if you’ve never watched the Kentucky Derby or hit a baseball with a Louisville Slugger, your last sip of bourbon was almost certainly distilled in Jefferson County; the state produces the lion’s share of it. But now, for many people, the tawny spirit has been overtaken by a hotter new commodity: hardcore. 

The small southern city is far from the genre’s historic US epicentres of New York City, Washington, D.C. and Boston, but it’s burnished its beatdown bona fides thanks to Knocked Loose . Through relentless touring and barnburner records, like their breakthrough 2024 album, You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To , the hometown five-piece have become contemporary heavyweights.

The album starts with a jump scare. Seconds into Thirst , vocalist Bryan Garris takes a sharp breath in and then lets rip an unholy screech, which segues into a clattering metallic breakdown. It sets the tone: it’s not an easy listen, even at fewer than 30 minutes, but the band doesn’t want it to be. 

Knocked Loose have been together since 2013, but the members have known one another for far longer. They’re from Oldham County, around 20 miles outside Louisville. Garris met bassist Kevin Otten when they were kids, and shortly after high  school, they befriended guitarist Isaac Hale and drummer Kevin ‘Pacsun’ Kaine. After line-up changes, guitarist Nicko Calderon, a longtime friend, joined in 2020.

“We were immediately welcomed as peers,” Garris remembers of Louisville’s hardcore scene. “There was no room for egos and attitudes because the scene was so small. Everybody plays so that it can keep existing. If you did any gatekeeping, it did nothing but hurt the shows, and you wanted to see them flourish. Everybody was welcomed with open arms so long as you were contributing to the scene, not just trying to take from it.”

As a perceptive listener might suspect, the band’s musical tastes vary wildly. Garris is a huge hip-hop fan. When Detroit rapper Danny Brown shouted out You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To on his podcast, it seemed like worlds colliding, but Garris let everyone know: Knocked Loose had supported Brown at New York City’s Webster Hall several years before. Kaine’s introduction to heavy music, meanwhile, was nu-metal – a gateway subculture for millions of his generation.

But they all found common ground in 90s and early 00s tough-guy hardcore bands like Harm’s Way, Disembodied and Terror, and looked up to Kentucky groups like Another Mistake, Written Off and Damaged Goods, with whom Knocked Loose released a split EP in 2015. “It was the first thing we ever did as a band that was pressed to vinyl!” Garris enthuses.

Besides inspiration, Louisville hardcore also offered a refuge. Governance in Kentucky is deeply conservative and Christian, and has churned out a shocking slate of racist, anti-LGBTQ and anti-choice legislation. It can be a difficult place for anyone who doesn’t fit into the strict, white Republican mould – which is why this inclusive scene has meant so much to the band and the people they came up with. 

“Growing up, women, people of colour and trans people were contributing to hardcore; that’s just how things were,” Garris says. “So when we went on the road and we realised it’s not like that in all places, it reminded us that we have to wear that on our sleeves. This is who we are, this is how we’ve always been and this is how things should be.”

As the mammoth, glowing cross adorning their latest album art and stage show might imply, those cultural and political surroundings still left their mark. Kentucky is in the Bible belt: the majority identifies as Christian, with almost half identifying as Evangelical. Blinding Faith , from You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To, is an industrial-tinged banger that sees Garris spit out: “ No promise of heaven will make me march/ With my final breath/ I deny the church .” 

In the early days, Knocked Loose were sweating it out in basements and punk houses, and piecing together rent money from whatever jobs would keep them on the road. Hale dropped out of high school and finished his classes online so he could keep playing. “I decided that touring was going to be my job, no matter if I made money or not,” he explains. “We were just going to make it work.”

Knocked Loose released their debut EP, Pop Culture , in 2014, followed by the aforementioned split with Damaged Goods. Their touring tenacity and the raw power of their performances led to support slots for Counterparts, The Acacia Strain and Stick to Your Guns, which exposed them to audiences outside of Oldham County. In 2016, they unleashed their first album, Laugh Tracks , a pummelling slab of kinetic metalcore muscle; from there, things quickly escalated.

The nihilistic groove and iconic “ arf! arf !” midsong bark of Counting Worms turned the track into a breakout hit on TikTok, and the band started getting invites to play on bigger stages. First, they toured with Every Time I Die, Comeback Kid and Eighteen Visions. Then they survived every date of Warped Tour 2017, and celebrated by announcing their first US headlining tour alongside Terror and Jesus Piece. 

Amid the packed schedule, they released their second album, 2019’s A Different Shade of Blue – their fastest and ugliest release to date. From there, the songwriting got leaner and the breakdowns meaner. 2021’s A Tear in the Fabric of Life is a concept album about grief that skronked and roared its way into near-death metal territory. It was accompanied by a short film, emphasising the band’s interest in exploring visual elements. 

After a decade in the underground, the band broke through. They toured arenas with gothic metalcore outfit Motionless in White and British game changers Bring Me the Horizon, and in 2023, they played Coachella, one of their most important shows to date. They’ve since won fans in A-list pop stars Demi Lovato – who said she’d love to do a song together – and Billie Eilish. 

In its first week of sales, You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To was the second highest-selling vinyl album, across all genres, on the Billboard chart, right behind Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department . The band’s headline North American tour this spring, in support of the album, sold out every night of its six-week run.

“If we’re throwing in a reggaeton beat or a Poppy feature, there may be some who think that’s out of bounds, but there’s nothing we could do that’s off the table as long as it makes the song more intense”

“We came from touring in a van and playing shows, and now we’re touring in a bus and creating shows, doing production and bringing bigger crews,” Garris marvels. As exciting as it’s been for them to branch out, the transition from DIY gigs to major stages has come with hardcore-specific growing pains, like the dreaded barricades that now accompany most of their bigger gigs. They try to convince venues to ditch them, but safety concerns tend to win out. Eventually, they began to relish the challenge.

“It was important for us to translate our show into a different atmosphere – to learn how to perform on a barricade and how to work around it,” Garris explains. “Every time we would do something that was exciting to us, it opened our mind to being like, ‘OK, what’s next? What’s bigger than this?’ Incorporating lights, video walls, a giant cross on stage to match the album art – we’re at a point now where we can make that work.”

Among all this, their commitment to playing the heaviest music possible hasn’t wavered. “The band is heavier and more abrasive now than it’s ever been,” Garris says. “We wanted an intense record that was uncompromising in its heaviness, and to add elements of songwriting that we’d never dabbled in before. But every new aspect needed to bring something and not detract from how intense the band is.” 

One new aspect was Drew Fulk. Grammy-nominated, with close to 20 Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay-topping singles to his name, the LA-based producer’s work centres around stadium rock (Disturbed, Ice Nine Kills) and rap (NLE Choppa, Lil Wayne) – projects that are far from the fast-and-loose world of DIY hardcore. Fulk admits that he seemed like an unlikely pick to produce Knocked Loose’s next album, but, actually, he grew up on hardcore and had been following the band’s career. 

When Garris and Hale were introduced to Fulk in early 2023, they were looking to better their fans’ expectations of the album-to-come – and saw that a change in perspective behind the desk could be the way to go. Fulk was immediately impressed with their raw talent: “Honestly? I felt like the coach on the sidelines of an all-star football team.” 

Photography: Liam Stewart

Growing up, Fulk idolised Converge, whose technical prowess, crushing dynamics and inventive songwriting have made them hardcore icons. “I first saw Converge when I was 18 years old and felt completely overwhelmed,” he says with a grin. “I remember thinking, ‘I’ve never heard music sound this extreme but so memorable ,’” he emphasises.

“It’s very easy to make extreme music, then be like, ‘OK, got it’ – and never want to listen to it again. It’s also very easy to make memorable music that has no edge to it. [Converge frontman] Jacob Bannon’s vocals are specific and memorable. Bryan’s vocals are, too. I held on to that memory: ‘How can I make the world feel the same way about Knocked Loose, now, as I did about Converge, 20 years ago?’”

From this, a set of guiding principles emerged. “I wanted the album to feel like a panic attack. What makes Bryan sound more intense? What makes the drum sound more unhinged? What makes the guitars feel like a tidal wave in your headphones?” he rattles off. “Even if an EQ move is technically wrong, and another producer wouldn’t do it, let’s do it, because it’s going to make the song sound crazier. Let’s break the rules of what heavy music is supposed to sound like.” 

After producing and then seeing the reaction to 2023 singles Deep in the Willow and Everything Is Quiet Now , Fulk was sold. That summer, Knocked Loose recorded the music for You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To with Fulk in five weeks; then, for four months, Fulk and engineer Zach Tuch worked painstakingly with Garris on vocals, on and between tours. “That’s another thing hardcore bands don’t do,” Fulk insists.

“They go in [to record] for a few weeks, finish up and hit the road again, often because they just have to. We treated this more like a pop or rock album: it’s done when it’s done, even if it takes a year. The band were in too good a place and the excitement was too high to rush it.”  

They recruited friends to bring new elements into the mix. Chris ‘Motionless’ Cerulli, of Motionless in White, joins them on Slaughterhouse 2 , conjuring a brutal sequel to his own band’s 2022 track, Slaughterhouse , which features Garris on vocals; and on Suffocate , oddball pop-metal artist Poppy’s sylph-like voice slices through the track’s tension like a hot knife. 

These cross-genre collaborations may catch some hardcore heads off-guard, but Knocked Loose aren’t interested in litigating the “are they or aren’t they?” argument that’s tailed them for years. “If we’re throwing in a reggaeton beat or a Poppy feature, there may be some people who think that’s out of bounds, but to me, there’s nothing we could do that’s off the table as long as it makes the song more intense,” says Hale. “As we bring new stuff in, the band gets more exciting to write for.”

Fulk drew on his rap and rock production experience to make the music as memorable as possible. Field recordings from Kentucky –  blowing wind, textures and other natural sounds – were woven into tracks to create an atmospheric underbelly. “Bryan told me anything I do production-wise needs to increase the energy of the song, not distract from it.” On Suffocate , “Bryan’s not singing ,” he says, “but there are repeating, hooky moments the audience can latch onto. I mean – Hatebreed had choruses,” he laughs. “You don’t need to be Freddie Mercury, singing your heart out; it’s just more structured, in the right way.” 

Unlike typical hardcore recordings, where vocals are “tucked into” the music, “the vocals on this album are as loud, clear and dynamic as a pop song”. This is where those four months spent on vocals come in. “The mix for You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To is not dissimilar from hip-hop; there’s low end, kick and vocals up-front, and I just tried to find the space for everything else. Bryan sounds very commanding,” he asserts. “When a song from this album comes on, you have no confusion, whatsoever, that it’s him.” 

Knocked Loose’s willingness to play alongside bands from across the heavy spectrum may have irked hardcore purists, but it gave them the opportunity to spread their beatdown gospel. Their genre agnosticism – which saw them share stages with A Day to Remember and old favourites Harm’s Way in 2019 – is a callback to their early days, when DIY was the only rule that mattered, not who you performed with.

Now, Garris sees Knocked Loose as part of a new generation of artists – alongside bands like Turnstile, Drain, Scowl, Code Orange and Sunami – who are bringing hardcore to the masses. When the crowd at Coachella lost their minds during Knocked Loose’s set, they weren’t thinking about whether or not the band checked all the appropriate boxes, or if they were moshing correctly – they were amped up on the pure thunder of the music. There’s no time to complain about bands selling out when you’re three seconds away from being crowd-killed by a 19-year-old in an impossibly chic outfit. 

“One thing I’ve noticed about the kids coming in from other genres is that they’re not afraid to do anything,” Hale says. “They want to rage, they want to unleash themselves. They’re all there for the same reason, and that’s to go nuts, you know? Think about when you were a kid, and you were going to a show for the first time – seeing moshing, seeing a heavy band – and how amazing it was, and how that changed you. That’s happening more than ever right now and that’s a very, very beautiful thing.”

Reflecting on the runaway success of You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To , Fulk agrees. “Right now, especially in the US, it’s an extremely divisive time, and many people feel comfortable in extremes,” he says pensively. 

“Knocked Loose is an extreme experience that some people feel very connected to; they might even find comfort in how divisive it is. Alice Cooper did this. Nine Inch Nails did this. Marilyn Manson did this. They all had wildly different music and messages, of course, but they were all so polarising that they made outcasts feel like…” he says, searching, “a tribe. Knocked Loose have their own version of that.” 

The band are gearing up for another long, hard season of touring. In October and November, they’ll tour the US with Drain, The Garden and Militarie Gun as their support. This month, they’re supporting nu-metal godfathers Slipknot, taking their signature fury to a whole new level. Garris can’t quite believe it’s happening, but the cross-generational appeal of both bands lends itself to some interesting connections. In 2021, Clown, a current and founding member of Slipknot, invited Garris to appear on his podcast, Electric Theater , and shared that his teenage son put him on to Knocked Loose. 

“I had an uncle that had a Slipknot VHS tape. I remember watching it in the eighth grade and being legit scared of it,” Garris recalls. And when Knocked Loose’s drummer discovered heavy music, he had a Slipknot CD. “His parents thought  it was devil  music, so they threw it away,” Garris says, “so this is a crazy, full-circle moment for him.”

It seems inevitable that Knocked Loose’s star will continue to rise, and that’s certainly a good thing for hardcore. “You see a lot of bands pop up and feel like they have to play a character – to be the big, scary, heavy band – and it just puts them in a box,” Garris says. “What we would like you to see is just a couple guys that you can relate to on a stage, no matter how big it is.”  

“I’m a firm believer that a rising tide raises all ships,” Hale says, in agreement. “Every time these doors get opened, there’s room for everybody to benefit from it. Bringing new kids into hardcore is always the goal, because you want to see this grow.”

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“A lot of moving parts and hard-working extras…” Forever going the extra mile, Knocked Loose have just released a killer double-video for Moss Covers All and Take Me Home.

Knocked Loose have just unleashed an incredible video for two tracks from this year’s 5/5-rated You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To album.

Captured in the band’s hometown of Louisville, Kentucky, this double-whammy – for Moss Covers All and Take Me Home – sees frontman Bryan Garris taking up directing and editing duties alongside Eric Richter.

“I’ve had the idea for these two videos since before the album was announced,” Bryan reveals. “They didn’t make the cut as the original singles, but I knew eventually I wanted to bring this idea to life. I knew I wanted to do it with Eric Richter.

“A one-take / no cuts or edits video is something I’ve always wanted to do. A lot of moving parts and hard-working extras on and off camera to make this work. I’m so happy with it.”

As you should be, sir! Watch Moss Covers All / Take Me Home now:

If that’s not enough for you, Knocked Loose have also just revealed that Danny Brown is also going to join them for select west coast dates of their impending North American tour .

The full run is as follows:

5 Buffalo, NY @ Buffalo Riverworks 6 Asbury Park, NJ @ Stone Pony Summer Stage 9 Asheville, NC @ ExploreAsheville.com Arena 10 Atlanta, GA @ Coca-Cola Roxy 11 Orlando, FL @ Orlando Amphitheater 13 Houston, TX @ Bayou Music Center 14 San Antonio, TX @ Boeing Center at Tech Port 16 Albuquerque, NM @ Revel Entertainment Center 21 Tucson, AZ @ Rialto Theater 24 Wheatland, CA @ Hard Rock Live 26 Santa Ana, CA @ Observatory Festival Grounds 27 San Jose, CA @ San Jose Civic

1 Chicago, IL @ Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom 3 Indianapolis, IN @ Egyptian Room at Old National Centre 5 Minneapolis, MN @ The Armory 7 Grand Rapids, MI @ GLC Live at 20 Monroe 9 Wallingford, CT @ The Dome at Oakdale 10 Washington, DC @ The Anthem

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Knocked Loose have unveiled the music video for the combined tracks “Moss Covers All” and “Take Me Home” from their latest album, You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To .

The clip drops as Knocked Loose wrap up a summer tour supporting Slipknot and gear up for their own fall headlining tour , which has now added rapper Danny Brown as a special guest on select dates.

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The hardcore outfit’s run of dates with Slipknot culminates with Knotfest Iowa on September 21st, with headlining shows beginning October 4th in Columbus, Ohio (get tickets here ). The dates with Brown run from October 24th in Wheatland, California, through November 2nd in Milwaukee. Other support will come from The Garden, DRAIN, and Militarie Gun.

Meanwhile, the new music video keeps the hype train rolling for Knocked Loose’s highly acclaimed 2024 album.

Directed by Eric Richter alongside Knocked Loose’s vocalist Bryan Garris, the “single take” clip was shot in the band’s hometown of Louisville. What starts as a relatively straightforward black-and-white performance video soon turns into a suspenseful bit of survival horror at the transition between “Moss Covers All” and “Take Me Home.”

“I’ve had the idea for these two videos since before the album was announced,” Garris stated. “They didn’t make the cut as the original singles, but I knew eventually I wanted to bring this idea to life. I knew I wanted to do it with Eric Richter. A one take/no cuts or edits video is something I’ve always wanted to do. A lot of moving parts and hard working extras on and off camera to make this work. I’m so happy with it.”

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