156/Silence frontman Jack Murray picks six inspirational singers he believes rewrote the rulebook when it comes to heavy vocals.
Metalcore favourites The Devil Wears Prada have dropped the brutal video for new single ‘Sacrifice’ and announced US headline dates.
Aside from a few festival dates, the first headlining show since 2019 for A Day To Remember was at the PromoWest Pavilion at Ovation in Newport, KY. The Ghost Inside and The Devil Wears Prada joined them as special guests.
Ohio metalcore band The Devil Wears Prada battle the undead armed with their ferocious new EP “ZII”. Read our review here.
North America is a hotbed for some incredible metal & hardcore tours this fall. Whether it’s an in-your-face hardcore club show, or 1,000+ capacity venues hosting an exciting concert with an eye-catching production rig, there’s something for everyone in the coming months.
On the night of October 6, 2017 two tours converged upon the freshly renovated Palladium in Worcester, MA, the Headspace Tour headlined by Issues, with support from Volumes, Too Close to Touch, and Sylar, and the No Sun No Moon Tourheadlined by The Devil Wears Prada, with support from Veil of Maya, Silent Planet, and Thousand Below.
On May 7th Killswitch Engage played to a sold-out audience at Boston’s House of Blues on the final date of their co-headlining run with Anthrax, The Devil Wears Prada, and opener Code Orange.
Fresh off the release of their sixth full-length album, Transit Blues, Ohio’s The Devil Wears Prada are in the midst of a co-headliner with labelmates Memphis May Fire on the Rise Up Tour.
When liner notes/lyrics and music are not enough, and you want to experience a whole new level of rawness, this is the perfect way to do it.
We dove deep into Space and discussed the new The Devil Wears Prada EP (out via Rise Records) with guitarist Jeremy DePoyster and bassist Andy Trick.
The Devil Wears Prada’s Space EP is a downtuned, riff-heavy assault that is without a doubt some of the best metalcore we’ve have heard all year.
Review by Aaron Tamachi and Jett White Photography by Aaron Tamachi www.rockstarmayhemfest.com Rockstar Energy Mayhem Festival barreled into Toronto’s…
The Dayton, OH-based hardcore/metal band, The Devil Wears Prada, have been raking in stellar reviews of their newest album, 8:18 since, ever since it’s release on September 11, 2013. 9 months later and the quintet continues to tour and interact with press in support of their newest 13 song recording, all the while growing their fanbase and solidifying their presence as a top-tier metal band. TDWP will be performing on this Summer’s Vans Warped Tour with two Canadian dates (July 4th Toronto (Molson Amphitheatre) and July 5th Montreal (Parc Jean Drapeau) and in celebration thereof, we’re pleased to present this exclusive Canadian premiere of the band’s new video for the song “Sailor’s Prayer.”
Originally hailing from Dayton, Ohio, American hardcore/metal band The Devil Wears Prada has recently released a new full-length album entitled 8:18. Considerably darker, the album is wrought with existential and tragic elements. 8:18 includes the track “Gloom” which the band has been playing live for some time now. I had the opportunity to chat with songwriter and screamer, Mike Hranica, while he was in Edmonton, Alberta for their tour promoting 8:18. Hranica talked about the vision for this album, how Christianity plays a role in the band’s music, and the joys of bringing his Aunties and dogs along to ease the pressure and loneliness that comes with recording an album. Read on for an insider perspective on The Devil Wears Prada!