W♥M: Carcass

HATEBREED SETLIST

Tear It Down
To the Threshold
A Stroke of Red
Before Dishonor
Live for This
Kill an Addict
Ghosts of War (Slayer cover)
Everyone Bleeds Now
Perseverance
As Diehard as They Come
Smash Your Enemies
Burn the Lies
Looking Down the Barrel of Today
A Lesson Lived Is a Lesson Learned
Last Breath
This Is Now
Honor Never Dies
Driven by Suffering
Doomsayer
Destroy Everything
I Will Be Heard

CARCASS SETLIST

Buried Dreams
Kelly's Meat Emporium
Incarnated Solvent Abuse
No Love Lost
Tomorrow Belongs to Nobody / Death Certificate
Dance of Ixtab (Psychopomp & Circumstance March No. 1 in B)
Genital Grinder
Exhume to Consume
Corporal Jigsore Quandary
Heartwork

HARM'S WAY SETLIST

Sadist Guilt
Human Carrying Capacity
Become a Machine
Devour
Hollow Cry
Terrorizer
Infestation

CRYPTA SETLIST

The Aftermath
The Other Side of Anger
Lord of Ruins
The Outsider
Trial of Traitors
Under the Black Wings
From the Ashes
The Closure

HATEBREED TOUR DATES

Oct 26 Greensboro, NC Piedmont Hall with Carcass, Harm's Way, Crypta
Oct 27 Norfolk, VA The NorVa with Carcass, Harm's Way, Crypta
May 9 Columbus, OH Sonic Temple Art & Music Festival

CARCASS TOUR DATES

Oct 26 Greensboro, NC Piedmont Hall
Oct 27 Norfolk, VA The NorVa
Nov 21 Monterrey, Mexico Café Iguana
Jan 16 Stuttgart, Germany LKA Longhorn
Jan 18 Audincourt, France Le Moloco
Jan 19 Saint-Jean-de-Védas, France Salle Victoire 2
Jan 22 Burgos, Spain Sala Andén 56
Jan 23 Barcelona, Spain Razzmatazz
Jan 24 Villava, Spain Sala TOTEM Aretoa
Jan 25 Murcia, Spain Sala Gamma
Jan 26 Seville, Spain Sala Custom
Jan 27 Lisbon, Portugal Music Station
Jan 28 Porto, Portugal Bourbon Room Porto
Jan 29 Madrid, Spain Sala La Riviera
Jan 31 Paris, France Grande Halle de la Villette
Jan 31 Biarritz, France Atabal Biarritz
Feb 1 Paris, France Grande Halle de la Villette
Feb 2 Paris, France Grande Halle de la Villette
Feb 3 Oignies, France Le Métaphone
Apr 12 Las Vegas, NV Festival Grounds Sick New World

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Hatebreed

Hatebreed are celebrating their 30th anniversary as a band by embarking on a Fall 2024 North American tour featuring support from Carcass, Harms Way, and Crypta.Frontman Jamey Jasta and company kicked off

30 Years of ‘Hate’ and the crowd loves every bit of it--

Connecticut beatdown hardcore icons Hatebreed have spent most of 2024 on the road, celebrating their three decades as a band, and made a recent stop at the Uptown Theater in Kansas City, following previous US and European tour legs.

Singer Jamey Jasta sounded super excited ahead of the tour, stating, "We are extremely grateful to have hit this milestone and to be able to celebrate it with the some of the best bands and fans in the world! We cannot wait to see everyone on the road!"

Drummer Matt Byrne added, “What a wild ride it has been! The ups, the downs, and all of the in-betweens... I have nothing but gratitude towards my bandmates and each and every one of our fans, worldwide! We’re coming to see you all!”

The band has gone from playing basements and backyards to being a featured, must-see attraction on countless festivals like Graspop, OzzFest, Warped, and Download, alongside massive high-profile tours. Their track "Looking Down The Barrel Of Today," surpassed 90 million global streams on Spotify, making it their single biggest career streaming track of the modern era and the band has sold over 1.5 million albums in North America alone, with their most recent being 2020’s “Weight of the False Self”.

UK death-grindcore extreme metal pioneers Carcass were also on the bill, deciding to focus on touring this year, instead of concentrating on a follow-up to 2021’s “Torn Arteries” (whose release was delayed a year due to the pandemic) saying the new music would come, when the time was right. When that album topped Decibel’s and Metal Hammer’s year-end best-of lists, we’ll assume the fans will happily wait for their next full-length.

The band actually formed in Liverpool back in 1985, breaking up in 1996 but reforming just over ten years later, with original bassist/vocalist Jeff Walker and guitarist Bill Steer still carrying the torch. They’re considered modern pioneers of deathcore and melodic death metal and have even remixed / re-imagined a track for Björk of all people, on “Isobel.”

Chicago industrial-metalcore unit Harm's Way (originally an offshoot side project of punk band Few and the Proud) do have a recent album to support, last year’s “Common Suffering” (via Metal Blade Records) which featured the singles (and videos), “Devour” Undertow” and “Silent Wolf”.

Sao Paulo Brazil death-metal thrashers Crypta were also on the bill, a newer band featuring the dynamic Fernanda Lira on bass and vocals, in support of their sophomore full-length, last year’s “Shades of Sorrow” (on Napalm Records).