California hardcore legends Terror return to Prague! On 25 November, they will turn Palác Akropolis into an epicentre of uncompromising breakdowns and raw energy. Joining them are reunited hardcore icons Bane, Czech favourites Start Today, and Germany's Peace of Mind. A perfect collision of old school spirit and modern heaviness that no hardcore fan should miss.

Los Angeles powerhouse Terror, led by the relentless Scott Vogel, have carried the torch of classic aggressive hardcore for more than two decades. The band cemented its legendary status with albums such as One with the Underdogs and the genre-defining Keepers of the Faith. Their music is built on crushing, metal-infused riffs, barked vocals, and lyrics about loyalty, resilience, and life on the streets. Terror's live shows are famous for erasing the line between stage and audience, with Vogel demanding constant stage diving and complete chaos in the circle pit. In Prague, they will deliver hardcore in its purest, most uncompromising form.

One of the evening's biggest attractions is the return of Massachusetts legends Bane. After bringing their career to a close in 2016 following nearly twenty-four years together, the band realised seven years later that their emotional, fast-paced and deeply thoughtful brand of hardcore was still sorely missed. Bane have always been about more than heavy riffs, combining urgency, anthemic sing-alongs and memorable melodies that turned albums such as Give Blood into timeless classics. Their live performances are an emotional release, with every word sung by Aaron Bedard echoed back by the entire crowd.

Opening the night are two outstanding acts. Czech band Start Today, named after the legendary Gorilla Biscuits song, keep the spirit of energetic, positive old school hardcore alive with infectious punk-driven intensity. They will be joined by Germany's Peace of Mind, representing the heavier, darker side of modern metallic hardcore, built around downtuned guitars, crushing breakdowns and an overwhelming atmosphere.

Presented by Obscure Promotion.