Polaris, While She Sleeps and Bury Tomorrow together forever!


013 Popopidum on a crisp evening on 29.09.2023, the city of Tilburg reverberated with the thunderous sounds of modern metalcore as Polaris, While She Sleeps and Bury Tomorrow graced the stage at 013 Popopidum. This was a night that fans had eagerly awaited, and the bands delivered a performance that will be etched in memory for years to come.







Polaris: Kicking off the evening was Polaris, a rising force in the metalcore scene. As the venue filled with eager fans, Polaris wasted no time launching into their set. Their blend of melodic and heavy elements immediately drew the crowd in, setting the stage for an epic night of music. Frontman Jamie Hails led the charge with his powerful vocals, while the band's intricate guitar work and relentless drumming provided the perfect backdrop for their anthemic tracks. Songs like "Lucid" and "Hypermania" showcased Polaris's ability to craft songs that are both emotionally resonant and crushingly heavy. The energy in the room was electric as the crowd moshed and sang along to every word. Polaris set the bar high for the evening, leaving the audience hungry for more. 








Bury Tomorrow: Before the relentless onslaught of While She Sleeps, Bury Tomorrow took the stage with an unyielding determination to keep the energy at its peak. And they succeeded beyond measure. With a perfect blend of melodic hooks and guttural breakdowns, Bury Tomorrow's set was a masterclass in modern metalcore. Frontman Dani Winter-Bates commanded the stage, engaging the audience with every word and every scream. The band powered through hits like "Cemetery" and "Earthbound," their performance punctuated by Jason Cameron's soaring clean vocals and Kristan Dawson's relentless drumming. One of the highlights of the night was the performance of "Choke," a track that exemplifies Bury Tomorrow's ability to seamlessly merge melody and aggression. The crowd sang along to every chorus, creating an indelible moment of unity between the band and the audience. As the night came to a close, the sweat-drenched crowd left 013 Popopidum with ears ringing and hearts pounding.








While She Sleeps: The night began with While She Sleeps, a band that has been at the forefront of the metalcore scene for years. As they took the stage, the crowd erupted in a sea of fists and horns. The band's energy was infectious, and from the opening notes of "You Are We," it was clear that this was going to be an unforgettable night. Lawrence "Loz" Taylor's powerful vocals soared over the heavy, intricate guitar work of Sean Long and Mat Welsh. A standout moment came when they played "Silence Speaks," a track featuring Oli Sykes of Bring Me the Horizon. All the hits come from the band to come over our ears! The venue practically shook as fans screamed along to every word. But it wasn't just the music that made While She Sleeps' performance exceptional. The band's connection with the audience was palpable. Loz addressed the crowd like old friends, urging everyone to join in and create an atmosphere of unity. Mosh pits swirled, and bodies surfed overhead, creating a sense of camaraderie that is so unique to metal shows.



The While She Sleeps, Polaris, and Bury Tomorrow concert had been a night of sonic fury, a testament to the power of modern metalcore to ignite passion and bring people together. For those fortunate enough to have witnessed this spectacle, it was a reminder of the magic that happens when bands pour their hearts and souls into their music and when fans reciprocate with boundless energy and devotion. The metalcore scene is alive and well, and Polaris, While She Sleeps and Bury Tomorrow are leading the charge. As fans filed out into the night, they carried with them the memories of a concert that had transcended the ordinary, a night when music had moved not just ears, but hearts and souls.

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