Fit For A King at Fillmore Auditorium - Lonely God Tour

Concert Gallery

Nov 12

The Lonely God Tour roared through the Fillmore Auditorium with unstoppable momentum. 156/Silence ignited the night with raw precision, Spite delivered pure sonic punishment, and Make Them Suffer balanced melody and aggression before Fit For A King unleashed a career-spanning, high-impact set that left the Denver crowd in awe. A showcase of modern metalcore at its peak.

156 Silence

Pittsburgh’s 156/Silence blend hardcore’s ferocity with metalcore’s atmosphere, crafting music that’s equal parts introspective and devastating. Their releases including Narrative, Irrational Pull, and Don’t Hold Your Breath explore emotional conflict through dissonant riffs, sharp vocals, and cathartic tension, solidifying them as one of the scene’s most thoughtful and volatile forces.

Spite

Spite channel unfiltered rage and chaos into their brand of deathcore-driven extremity. Fronted by Darius Tehrani, the California outfit is recognized for their punishing breakdowns, anti-authoritarian lyrics, and blistering live energy. Albums like Dedication to Flesh and The Root of All Evil cement their place among the most uncompromising acts in modern heavy music.

Make Them Suffer

Hailing from Perth, Australia, Make Them Suffer fuse melodic metalcore and symphonic deathcore into a cinematic experience. Known for weaving haunting piano melodies with guttural aggression, the band continually evolves its sound; from the dark grandeur of Neverbloom to the dynamic polish of How to Survive a Funeral, balancing brutality and beauty in equal measure.

Fit For A King

Texas-born metalcore powerhouse Fit For A King have built their legacy on emotionally charged lyrics, technical precision, and crushing breakdowns. Blending faith-infused storytelling with anthemic heaviness, their discography (including Dark Skies, The Path, and The Hell We Create) explores themes of struggle, redemption, and resilience while pushing the boundaries of contemporary heavy music.