With a stacked lineup of 90’s hardcore/metal mainstays, a few token reunions, and a heaping of the best current heavy bands, 2014’s This Is Hardcore is quite the beast.
Set to take place July 24-27 at Philadelphia’s Electric Factory, the lineup includes Converge, Killswitch Engage, Title Fight, a special Set It Off-era set by Madball, as well as reunions by The Explosion, CIV, and the infamous Bad Luck 13 Riot Extravaganza, a well-deserved moniker if there ever was one. You’ll want to grab a helmet for their set kids.
Tickets go on-sale April 12 via http://www.thisishardcorefest.com/
Check out the full lineup below, as well as an announcement video, and a playlist for each of the daily lineups.
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This Is Hardcore — 2014 Lineup
100 Demons
All Else Failed
Alpha & Omega
Angel Du$t
Bad Luck 13
Backtrack
Blacklisted
Bl’ast
Bold
CIV
Code Orange Kids
Coke Bust
Cold World
Converge
Crowbar
Cruel Hand
Culture
Death Before Dishonor
Death Threat
Die Young
Downset
DropDead
E-Town Concrete
Expire
The Explosion
Freedom
Full Of Hell
Fury Of Five
Greg Of Trial
Harms Way
Hounds of Hate
Incendiary
Killswitch Engage
Knuckledust
Lifeless
Madball (Set It Off 20th Anniversary Set)
Mindset
Mushmouth
Nails
Noisem
Old Habits
Power Trip
Rotting Out
Relentless
Ringworm
Rude Awakening
Slapshot
Slumlords
Stigmata
Suburban Scum
Test of Time
Time Bomb
Title Fight
Turmoil
Turnstile
Twitching Tongues
Unearth
Wisdom In Chains
World War 4
Wrong Answer
Xibalba
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