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With their commanding presence and ferocious sound, Crown Magnetar has rapidly ascended within the ranks of heavy music. They blend technical proficiency with an unbridled passion for metal, creating a sound that’s both aggressive and mesmerizing. Known for their dynamic live performances, they promise to deliver a set that’s not just heard, but felt in every bone.

Get ready for a performance that’s sure to be a festival highlight. Crown Magnetar is more than a band; they’re a sonic explosion waiting to happen.

With a track record of electrifying performances across the UK, EU, and Asia, and having shared stages with the likes of Crystal Lake and Make Them Suffer, Aviana has solidified its position at the forefront of the metal scene. Joel’s dynamic leadership promises that Aviana is not just riding the wave of metal evolution – they are leading it.

Prepare for an intense, energy-packed performance that is guaranteed to be one of the highlights at Headbangers Parade 2024. Aviana is here not just to perform, but to conquer!

Attila’s rise to the top is a tale of perseverance and hard work, consistently outlasting the trends and buzz bands in the heavy music scene. Their impact extends beyond the stage, transforming into a global brand synonymous with both party vibes and hardcore work ethic.

Join us as Attila takes over Eindhoven with their monster sound and fearless attitude. Don’t be fooled by their party reputation – these guys mean serious business and are set to deliver one of the most unforgettable performances at the festival!

With their latest album, they blend technicality with melody, showcasing an emotionally charged performance that reflects their journey from local Chicago suburb to international metal fame. The band’s lineup, fortified by the addition of guitarist Nick Rossi, promises a performance that balances explosive intensity with musical finesse.

Don’t miss Born of Osiris at the Klokgebouw this March – a spectacle that promises to be a highlight of the festival!

Revisiting their iconic roots, The Halo Effect combines nostalgia with modern mastery, delivering an electrifying album that resonates with heart-pounding beats and the raw essence of the Gothenburg Sound. As stages worldwide beckon, The Halo Effect is ready to storm the scene. Prepare for a melodic onslaught.

Musically, Avatar strikes a balance between groovy avant-garde metal and melodic death, where frontman and supreme clown Johannes Eckerström not only steals the show with his eccentric antics, but most notably with his wide vocal range. 

These Swedish masters of the stage will make the air tremble with their devastating riffs, unparalleled energy, and dark charisma. Are you ready to join the circus?

Meshuggah has evolved into a true tech-metal giant with an impressive discography and continues to push the limits on stage, delivering a performance that’s nothing short of electrifying. Moreover, this Swedish behemoth single-handedly created the ‘djent’ genre and has been a significant influence on the sound of countless bands up to the present day. Brace yourself for a metal show that has it all: from intricate riffs to unparalleled power!

If you had to sum up Northlane in a word, it would be resilient. In their 12-year career, the four-piece have weathered the kind of storms that would have seen most other bands bow out of the game, yet, through every bout of turbulence, Northlane emerges on the other side with fortitude and a trailblazing body of work that shifts the tectonic plates of heavy music around the globe.

Before they knew it, their modest outfit was gigging all over the place; first in Belgium, then in neighbouring countries and soon all over the European continent, including London (before Brexit).

At a ridiculous pace, they kept producing new music and didn’t stop touring until, at some point, they realized they’d created four albums over the last 10 years. Steak Number Eight had grown faster and bigger than the young lads could have ever imagined: they were selling out Belgium’s biggest venues and played every serious rockfestival in Europe. They’d began touring Europe supporting bands such as Mastodon, Dillinger Escape Plan, Prong, Alice Cooper, Deftones, among others. But… after playing several times at major heavy rock festivals such as Wacken Open Air, Hellfest, Pukkelpop, and Graspop, no one expected Steak Number Eight to call it a day. The bandname felt outdated as it kept referring to Brent’s older brother who passed away years ago. To “celebrate” the end, two farewell shows were announced in their hometown of Ghent, and both sold out within a couple of hours – 2,400 concert tickets.

However, it didn’t exactly turn out to be a real farewell, as the band quickly announced that all four band members would stick together to proceed their journey under a new name: STAKE. With the original line-up, they promised their metamorphosis would not simply be a change of name. Instead, STAKE is bound to become a brand new chapter with an unseen energy.

STAKE produces hyper atmospheric grunge core, or perhaps Post-Metal-oriented melodic Sludge. You name it…

Beneath the Sleep Token banner, lies the unique, broad-based vision of one individual – anonymous, silent, masked, armed with a staggering vocal range, a deft touch on the keyboards, plus a live approach that is never less than fully engaged.

The UK underground entity only known as Sleep Token, fronted by Vessel, began the Sundowning ritual June 20th 2019 with ‘The Night Does Not Belong To God’. Sleep Token began to release their ‘offerings’ bi-weekly, released Thursday’s at Sundown with accompanying visualizers.

Each offering had its own emblem, establishing the Sleep Token universe on the debut album Sundowning. In 2021, the cycle began again but born anew. The new album ‘This Place Will Become Your Tomb’, pushes the boundaries of Sleep Token’s sound into new avenues of blurring genres while still retaining the signature sound. ‘