Wage War at Fillmore Auditorium

Ever since the release of their debut studio album, Blueprints, Wage War has been making waves in the world of heavy music. Signed to the industry giants Fearless Records, Wage War has released five studio albums over the course of their career that spans over a decade. The release of Stigma, their fifth studio album, brings forth a new tour, but it’s far from the first time they’ve hit the road. Back in the days of the Vans Warped Tour, Wage War performed alongside dozens of iconic emo, metalcore, and punk bands. They’ve toured with the likes of A Day To Remember, Of Mice And Men, Disturbed, and dozens of other big names in heavy music. Now, they’re headlining their own US tour and even making an appearance at a festival or two. Join the chaos on October 17th 2024 at the Fillmore, it’s going to be electric.

It’s been well over a decade, and Wage War are still going at it. Traveling the world and putting out music, they’re doing what they love; and their newest record, Stigma, is proof that they’ve still got what it takes. The album is full of epic breakdowns and screaming vocals that will have you headbanging from start to finish. They’re good at what they do, but they’re not just good musicians, they’re also good performers. Seeing them live is a threat to public safety, and that’s just how they like it. At their shows, the chaos consumes, so go ahead and grab some tickets to join in next time. They’re headed straight to you in Denver, Colorado, so get tickets and get going.

Wage War just can’t be beat. There are plenty of big names in the metalcore game that are shaking things up right now, but Wage War is front and center. Their melodic yet violent approach to their music makes for some seriously nasty breakdowns and epic arrangements that are better seen live than any other way. So, what’s your excuse for not seeing them live? Grab some tickets before they’re gone… or you’ll regret it forever.