Having been on tour with Burry Tomorrow, Kingdom Of Giants headed to London for a special headline show before continuing the EU mainland leg with Burry Tomorrow.
The modern metalcore outfit hailing from California released their latest fullength album ‘Passengers’ (via Sharptone) back in 2020, followed by their new single ‘Wasted Space’ in 2023. Their sound mixes heavy breakdowns with poppy sing-along choruses and industrial ambient synths. The energy ebbs and flows, creating a captivating energy that works very well for them, especially in a live setting.
Opening the stage downstairs at the Dome are Thousand Thoughts, an alternative rock band with a nu metal twist, combining rap with catchy choruses and riffs.
They got the crowd moving and prepared for the next band on the line up which was the nu metal trio Profiler. Offering heavy riffs and hard-hitting drumbeats, accompanied by grungy vocals they served the crowd with an energetic set and got rewarded with a moshing crowd in front of them.
With the lights dimming for the final time, Kingdom Of Giants entered the stage being greeted by a already hyped and cheering crowd. Even though, the room wasn’t filled to the brim, Kingdom Of Giants gave everything they had, ripping their way through the setlist which mainly contained song off their latest album. Especially crowd favourites such as Sync and Bleach saw the audience mosh and scream along on top of their lungs before they closed the set with the anthemic Wayfinder.
Overall, it was a special time and everyone seemed to have had a fantastic evening – whether it being the bands on stage or the crowd singing on top of their lungs and moshing along.
Venue: Downstairs at the Dome
Band: Kingdom Of Giants
Support: Thousand Thoughts, Profiler
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