Signs of the Swarm, support: ten56., Oceans Ate Alaska, Face YourselfWarszawa · pon., 15 lut 2027

Signs of the Swarm, support: ten56., Oceans Ate Alaska, Face Yourself – termin: poniedziałek, 15 lutego 2027, początek o 20:00 czasu lokalnego. Miejsce: Proxima, Warsaw.

Kategoria: Koncerty, gatunek: Rock / Hard rock.

W programie m.in.: Signs of the Swarm, TEN56, Oceans Ate Alaska, Face Yourself i Winiary Bookings.

Proxima: 17 nadchodzących wydarzeń w naszym kalendarzu.

Service fee - is included in the ticket price. It depends on the ticket prices and the conditions agreed with the Organizer. Additional fees may be added to the ticket price if applicable. *** Signs of the Swarm are bringing ten56., Oceans Ate Alaska and Face Yourself along for a European tour! The only Polish stop will take place on February 15 at Proxima in Warsaw. Formed over a decade ago in Pittsburgh, Signs of the Swarm have become one of the leading bands on the modern deathcore scene. Crushing death metal riffs, slamming breakdowns and absolutely relentless tempos - that is what defines their sound. Their latest album, "To Rid Myself of Truth", was released in 2025 via Century Media. Shortly after leaving Betraying the Martyrs, Aaron Matts founded ten56. and immediately proved that he still had plenty to say in modern metal. The band combine metalcore with nu metal - and at times even industrial influences in - an explosively intense way. Trust us: you don't come across this kind of energy very often in a live setting. Pushing the boundaries of modern metal is exactly where Oceans Ate Alaska feel most at home. The band made their debut in 2015 with "Lost Isles" and continued to develop their technical edge on subsequent albums, including 2017's "Hikari" and 2022's "Disparity". On the upcoming tour, OAA are expected to arrive in Poland with a fresh album, which will also be their first to feature new vocalist Joel Heywood. Kicking off the night will be American band Face Yourself, who combine the MySpace-era school of deathcore with their own vision of the genre. Check out last year's EPs "Martyr" and "Fury", and make sure you're in front of the Proxima stage from the very beginning!