Monster Outbreak Tour feat. Asking Alexandria, As I Lay Dying, Suicide Silence, Memphis May Fire & Attila: at Tennessee Performing Arts Center (Nashville, TN) Fri. December 14, 2012

Monster Outbreak Tour feat. Asking Alexandria, As I Lay Dying, Suicide Silence, Memphis May Fire & Attila

War Memorial Auditorium presents

Pop/Rock

Tennessee Performing Arts Center

Fri. 12/14/12
Show: 7:00 PM
Stage: War Memorial Auditorium
$33.00
All ages
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Asking Alexandria

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England

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As I Lay Dying

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San Diego CA

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Suicide Silence

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Riverside CA

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Memphis May Fire

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Dallas TX

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MEMPHIS MAY FIRE have consistently pushed the envelope to redefine both themselves and the various sub-genres they’ve made their mark within. 2009’s “Sleepwalking” full-length yielded no exception as the band ventured into the territory of Post-Hardcore / Southern Rock with no reservations. Their fresh approach to an otherwise stale scene gathered critical acclaim and found “Ghost In The Mirror” featured on the both the Saw VI Soundtrack and DVD/Blu-Ray releases. Subsequent touring with the likes of Asking Alexandria, From First To Last, and Alesana facilitated the delivery of their music to the masses and established a live precedent that the band continues to build on today. Following well-received releases on both Trustkill & Bullet Tooth, domestic/international touring success (featuring the band’s first visit to Japan) and a tag as one of Revolver Magazine’s “Top 25 Under 25,” we’re left with only one certainty; members Matt Mullins (vocals), Kellen McGregor (guitar), Ryan Bentley (guitar), Cory Elder (bass), and Jake Garland (drums) are headed somewhere fast. In fact, it’s safe to say that MEMPHIS MAY FIRE are “Sleepwalking” no longer. Their latest effort, “Between The Lies,” boasts an elevated aggression that tastefully combines elements of melodic metal, southern rock, and electronics amidst a platform of carefully crafted songwriting. Existing solely in the digital realm, this EP is clearly an indication of things to come in terms of its unique dynamics & cross-genre experimentation. Fast forward to 2011 and MEMPHIS MAY FIRE have now partnered with Rise Records as an outlet for their musical creativity. This move continues to broaden the band’s reach and welcomes a new world of possibilities within the scope of their burgeoning career. MMF’s high-octane live show acts as a testament to their ever-increasing identity and always leaves the audience wanting more. Expect their RISE debut to enter your lives later this spring alongside a massive touring cycle that is sure to reach your doorstep. Critics beware; MEMPHIS MAY FIRE are not only here to stay, they’re paving the way.

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Attila

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attila - Outlawed Review (from ultimate-guitar)

Sound: Attila are the very essence of heavy partying. Since thier first Artery recording, "Rage", I've been hooked on thier catchy simplicity, IDGAF attitude, and sick writing. Outlawed picks up where Rage left off, with plenty of heavy riffs, interesting leads, and creative drum fills. The music has the tone of a deathcore band, but is significantly more bouncy. Definately easy to mosh to or rock out at home with some friends. Not anything that hasn't been done before, but they do it well. ......

Attila - Rage (from Absolute Punk)

Release Date: May 11, 2010 Some music is so ridiculously silly and so incompetently dumb that it, well... works. Attila's Rage is one of those albums. But, hey, it doesn't really matter what I say. This band will be the first to tell you that they don't give a fuck what you think about their music. They say so right on "Make it Sick" the first actual song on the album. So, what does a critic do about a band that doesn't really care what they have to say? Well, write the review anyway, that's wh......

Attila - Outlawed (from musicreview)

How can you not love Attila? They're partycore to the...um...core? The beauty of this band is that they obviously don't take themselves too seriously and are out to have a good time; I'm sure we can all relate to wanting less seriousness without having to dive into the unforgiving sounds of douchebaggery. Anyway, their latest effort is titled Outlawed and picks up where Rage left off. Produced by Joey Sturgis (Asking Alexandria, We Came As Romans, The Devil Wears Prada), Outlawed retains all the......

Attila - Rage (from MetalUnderground)

"Filled to the rim and overflowing with slow chugging breakdowns, middle school Facebook-inspired lyrics, ADHD vocals, and an occasional pop-punk tinge, Attila delivers it's self-proclaimed 'death metal party rock' to the world." Atilla's third studio album "Rage" is a de-alcoholized beer and red bull fueled chunk of adolescent deathcore, although it's extremely unfair to label this album as deathcore, because even the worst of the genre isn't as bad as this. Filled to the rim and overflowing wi......

attila - Rage Review (from ultimate-guitar)

Sound: Not bad, not bad at all. This album contains some killer riffs, amazing licks, and some sick breakdowns! There is no doubt about it that the drums are that of typical metal, and it sounds amazing! The breakdowns are intense and well placed, and none of the parts seem forced or out of place. The music flows extremely well! I was extremely pleased listening to this album, as before this album, I had never even heard of Attila before. However after this album, I'm very pleased that I did. //......

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