The new school of OSDM brings grime and guts to the Lone Star capital that's new for 2024

America's OG extreme metal fest is back, with a lineup to fit its legendary legacy.

Formerly Thirst For Light, also formerly Litha Cascadia, this most Northwest of solstice camping celebrations hosts nature-forward dark music and art.

Wisconsin's newest fest provides a deadly mix of legendary 80s bands and some of the newer acts they've inspired.

Trying to go for the full European camping feel, this BYOB thrash and death party takes over the Southern Illinois woods each Labor Day weekend.

Risen from the ashes of Ragnarökkr, step back into the 80s with some of the best OG and modern trad bands around.

In its sixth incarnation, this heavy-doom and doom-heavy ritual will shake the Canadian west coast to its core.

This camping fest destroys the Okanagan Valley each summer with a few choice headliners and a ton of local support.

Prepare your Western Masshole for a brewery-sponsored metal party in the woods featuring camping, karaoke, yoga, wrestling, and more!

The Deathfest crew takes things to the left coast with an even stronger emphasis on old school death metal.

Quickly becoming one of the best festivals in the country, NWTF sees doom, death, and black metal take center stage, but fiends of all persuasions will find something to sink their teeth into.

THE extreme metal fest in the US takes over Baltimore every Memorial Day weekend. Big name Europeans share the stage with the nastiest death and grind the world has to offer.

One of the only pure power metal celebrations on the the continent, Mad With Power shows that US cheese-fiends are alive and well.

The Southeast's pride and joy, this melodic-centered party features some of the cheesiest European acts around. Typically sells out within hours of the first announcement.

The heaviest boat on the planet features 60 bands and 20 hours of music each day. Power, melodeath, thrash, and folk metal steer sailors toward uncharted levels of drunken revelry.