POST-HARDCORE WITH INTENSE RIFFS AND INTROSPECTIVE LYRICS FROM LEEDS
Static Dress is a post-hardcore band from Leeds, England, that combines intense, riff-driven music with emotional and introspective lyrics. With influences from early 2000s bands like Underoath and Alexisonfire, they create a sound that effortlessly switches between aggressive sounds and melodic vulnerability.
After their breakthrough album 'Rouge Carpet Disaster', they built up a loyal fan base, partly thanks to their theatrical energy on stage. They previously played at Jera On Air and Graspop, and supported Bring Me The Horizon at the Ziggo Dome. Their second album, 'Injury Episode', was released in late May 2026. Expect a show that sweeps you along and doesn't let go.
Support: Soul Blind
Soul Blind, from the Hudson Valley in New York, is difficult to capture in a single description. The quartet operates somewhere between grunge and shoegaze, with influences from Hum, Deftones, and Quicksand. Their sound is heavy and dreamy at the same time, driven by fuzzy guitar dynamics and nauseating melodies.
Support: Holder.
Holder was only formed in 2024, but rapidly carved out a place for itself in the post-hardcore scene. The five-piece from Massachusetts has roots in screamo and emotional hardcore and has previously played shows alongside bands like Shai Hulud and Static Dress.
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