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Words that Burn wil lplay on Toales on Saturday, February 24th
Saturday 24th February - Words That Burn + supports Fomorian + PxBx
Prepare for a night of noise when one of Ireland’s most successful and intense alt-metal bands Words that Burn return to Toales' stage to promote their new single "The Cavalry Ain't Comin' ".
Renowned for their searing, high-energy live shows, this Dundalk four-piece consider each of their hook-laden tracks to be a sonically visual montage of hopes, fears, pain and redemption.
Support is no less noisy - Fomorian, who are new to the Irish metal scene, have made a huge splash with their Lamb Of God/Chimaira/Sepultura inspired progressive heavy metal.Belfast's PxBx push the ragged boundaries of the Irish hardcore/grindcore circuit with their relentless barrage of sonic abuse that just makes you feel dirty.....
Doors open 8pm. Tickets €10, available at Eventbrite and on the door.
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