Holding Absence brought the last night of their tour to a sold-out Worcester Palladium Upstairs, with support from Casey, Capstan, and Acres.
Silent Planet brought their “Superbloom Tour” to Worcester Palladium with support from Johnny Booth, Aviana, and Thornhill.
August Burns Red celebrated ten years of ‘Rescue & Restore’ at Worcester Palladium, along with Spite, Brand of Sacrifice, and Crystal Lake.
Bullet For My Valentine made their long-awaited return to the Worcester Palladium on October 10h with bands Of Mice & Men and Vended.
Polaris brought their “Fatalism US Tour,” to the Worcester Palladium on October 20th. And what a night it was! They came along with friends Currents, Varials...
Fit For A King and co-headliners The Devil Wears Prada lay waste to Worcester Palladium with supporting acts Counterparts and LANDMVRKS.
Wage War brought the “Manic” to Worcester Palladium on May 12th with bands Nothing, Nowhere and Spite. What else can we say? It was a killer...
It’s a Saturday night, and there are few better things than seeing Nothing More at Worcester Palladium along with Crown the Empire and Thousand Below.
Fit For a King returned to the Worcester Palladium to headline with bands, Northlane, Alpha Wolf and Kingdom of Giants on their “The Hell We Create...
We Came As Romans hit Worcester Palladium with support from Erra and Brand of Sacrifice, and it was a an excellent show to kick off 2023!
Silverstein and The Amity Affliction co-headlined the Worcester Palladium to a pretty packed crowd. Openers Holding Absence and UnityTX did a great job of warming things...
Nu-metal legends Limp Bizkit’s "Still Sucks Tour” came tearing through Worcester Palladium with support acts $NOT, Wargasm, and Scowl.
There’s nothing like a more intimate show in the Worcester Palladium’s Upstairs stage and room. Dayseeker found their way back to the Palladium on April 19th...
Two tours merged to make the powerhouse metalcore show of the year when Fit for a King and Like Moths to Flames converged at Worcester Palladium.
