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PERIPHERY Announce The Wildfire European Tour '24

July 31, 2023, 10 months ago

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Periphery, who recently announced their first US headlining tour in support of Periphery V: Djent Is Not A Genre, have expanded their limited live outings to Europe, performing their first shows on the continent since 2019 in what is dubbed The Wildfire European Tour.

“This will be our first tour of Europe in about 4 ½ years,” says Jake Bowen. “Now that Periphery V is out, I know we’re all excited to visit some of our favorite places and play songs off the new record. We’re looking at really great options for support and will announce those bands very soon. These shows are gonna be nuts, see you there!”

Tickets for the newly announced dates are on-sale this Friday, August 4, at 10 AM, local time. A limited number of tickets remain for the upcoming US trek with several shows already sold out. Ticket links for all shows can be found at Periphery.net .

The Wildfire European Tour ’24 dates:

January 20 - Stockholm, Sweden - Fryshuset Klubben 21 - Copenhagen, Denmark - Amager Bio 23 - Hamburg, Germany - Markthalle 24 - Berlin, Germany - Huxleys Neue Welt 26 - Munich, Germany - Technikum 27 - Milan, Italy - Alcatraz 29 - Esch-Sur-Alzette, Luxembourg - Rockhal 30 - Cologne, Germany - Live Music Hall 31 - Tilburg, Netherlands - 013

February 2 - Paris, France - Élysée Montmartre 3 - London, UK - Roundhouse

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Periphery is an American progressive metal band formed in 2005. Emerging from Bathesda, Maryland the group is currently formed of Misha Mansoor, Jake Bowen, Matt Halpern, Spencer Sotelo, Mark Holcomb and Adam "Nolly" Getgood.

Periphery is considered to be a leader in the metal subgenre djent. The group’s music is defined by its futuristic, often heavy sound, which incorporates intense melodies and polyrhythmic patterns within the guitar riffs.

The band was formed by Misha Mansoor in 2005, but the group has seen many line up changes over the last decade. Mansoor had found early internet fame due to his Soundclick account which he kept constantly populated with his music and various projects. Mansoor’s internet following certainly helped give the band the boost it needed and aided in forming the group’s earliest fan base.

Periphery has been associated with various record labels including Sumerian, Distort, Roadrunner and Century Media. The band has released all of its studio albums through the Sumerian and Century Media labels.

The group’s debut offering, “Periphery”, was released in 2010 and peaked at number 128 on the US Billboard 200 chart but got to number two on the US Heatseekers Chart. This early buzz was bolstered by Periphery’s extensive tour around North America and Europe where they played alongside TesseracT and Monuments.

In 2012 the band unleashed their second studio album, “Periphery II: This Time It's Personal”. This album bested it’s predecessor by hitting the number 44 spot on the US Billboard 200 chart, giving the band their first top 50 hit. “Periphery II: This Time It's Personal” also peaked at number six on the US Indie chart.

Always excited to experiment and push boundaries, the band released the EP “Clear” in 2014. The release generated a lot of buzz and excitement from fans due to its unique format: each track from the EP was assigned to one individual band member who took on the role of creative director for that track. The 30 minute EP certainly demonstrated each member of the band’s immense talent and integrity.

In addition to “Clear” Periphery has been working on a concept album called “Juggernaut”. The band has steadily been building anticipation for the work over the years and fans know that once it drops, it will almost certainly be an epic aural event.

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No exaggeration, progressive djent metal pioneers Periphery are one of the most incredible live acts you could ever hope to witness. Having seen this powerhouse of raw, riff-driven talent a few times in the last few years, I can attest that however epic their thrusting basslines, intricate guitar-weaving and singer Spencer Sotelo’s chill-inducing mix of clean vocals and throat-aching screams sound on their albums, it is even more amazing live. Every time I’ve seen the Maryland-based six-piece, I’ve been blown away by their polyrhythmic prowess, and at just how talented and inventive each member is- true masters of their respective instruments. The band was first formed by musical maverick Misha Mansoor back in the Myspace days of the early 2000s, and has since then (with a few line-up changes in between) spawned into the creativity-fuelled, thrashy, intricate, incredibly progressive metal band of today. Periphery’s self-titled debut in 2010 made the band a success, with hauntingly heavy singles like ‘Icarus Lives’ and ‘Jetpacks Was Yes!’. Their follow-up ‘Periphery II: This Time It’s Personal’, only skyrocketed them further, with tracks like ‘Scarlet’, ‘Ragnarok’ and my personal favourite, ‘Mile Zero’, all of which take the listener on a journey of epic proportions. Their music is so intricately melodic, while at the same time being as hard-hitting as a sledgehammer on steroids, which translates into awesome albums and even better live shows. If you have a rock or metal-loving bone in your body, do not miss the chance to see these guys live!

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I saw Periphery on their 'Juggernaut' tour with guests Nothing More and Wovenwar.

I wish I could say Periphery was the shining star of the concert, but Nothing More was the crowd favorite by far. Why is this? I'm a huge Periphery fan and looked forward to hearing them live. The problem isn't their performance or musicianship, It came down to their songs and the ones they picked to play.

I was most surprised by Periphery not playing any off their EP 'Clear', which had amazing concert songs (Parade of Ashes, Feed the Ground) with great lyrical hooks to please the crowd. They shied away from playing any of these. Why? My guess is because they wanted to play more complex and heavier songs. Most of the time, people had a hard time bobbing their heads to the complicated rhythms and beat changes. You could easily hear the singer when he screamed, but the soft singing got overpowered by the 3 guitarists and heavy bass along with the insane drum solos from Matt the entire night.

Would I recommend this band? Yes, but get their early enough to scream along with Wovenwar and Nothing More before Periphery comes along and it's more like watching a concert than interacting with it.

Awesome show, tiny venue, but that only made it more personal. I had VIP tickets, which allowed me to meet the band before they went on, strum on Mark Holcomb and Misha Mansoor's guitars, and talk to the rest of the band, who were just nice guys overall. The show was nuts, and I don't have any complaints. The mosh pit was hardcore, and I had front row for most of the time, and it was just an awesome vibe. Misha dove into the crowd, guitar and all, and was dropped, but all was well. They played several encores and then promptly told us to GTFO, but not before throwing out some drumsticks and dozens of picks, of which, I was lucky enough to snag a bulb pick. Again, amazing show, even more amazing than I expected, and I will definitely see them again. #heroes

After seeing Xerath perform, I was a little bored of being at the gig, due to their sound really not hitting home for me. However, Periphery seriously stole the show. The tone live is exactly as it is on the tracks. All round tightness from everyone, especially impressed by Spencer. I've seen videos before of Spencer doing some copping out of high notes or not hitting them, yet this gig was very different to that as I could not find fault at all! The sound effects during the whole performance were super good, especially during Masamune.

This gig has no doubt got me back into their music and will hopefully buying the new albums at some point in the near future.

Rick rolling was uncalled for though ;)

Periphery was FANTASTIC. They're sound quality and skill was f$&#@in' ON POINT. Everything was tuned beautifully and they just really have it their all. They have a great stage presence too, not missing a beat while guitarists are goofing off all over the stage- it was an all around great time. They were touring with Veil of Maya which they are apparently friends with, so there was great support for both groups and on Maya's last set Spencer of Periphery got on stage and screamed a few lines along with them. It was amazing! My husband has loved these guys for years and I always thought they were good, but it wasn't really my jam- after this concert I'm definitely a fan.

Periphery: A household name in the world of djent. Known for their impeccable sense of rhythm, unique sound, and bombastic live performances. On their most recent tour with the Contortionist, Norma Jean, and Infinity Shred, they certainly do not disappoint. I spent every second of that show jumping, singing, and screaming. Phenomenal sound quality, fantastic crowd participation, and top-notch performances from every member.

What a great show! Very technically good as far as sound and accuracy, which is very impressive for how precise the guitar parts are and the fact that there are three guitarists. The crowd was nuts, knew all the words! A good bit of push moshing, but nothing super aggressive. Most people were actually enjoying the show.

First time at one of their shows. The sound was amazing. They pretty much kicked ass on every song. I Would definitely see them on the next tour through Dallas. The crowd was moving nonstop and the vibe was great all throughout the show. Everyone that likes music should check them out.

The periphery show was a total blast. All the bands that performed were exceptionally awesome. I brought my family to there first concert and i nust say they had an awesome first concert experience. I will definitely be taking them back to see these bands again. Great time.

I came for periphery but all the other bands were better. Maybe just my opinion. Periphery played my favorite song scarlet however. I bought a nothing more shirt because periphery shirts didn't have the tour on the back which is stupid. Overall I had an amazing night.

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Periphery announce ‘The Wildfire Tour ’24’

Periphery announce ‘The Wildfire Tour ’24’ with Eidola and Periphery guitarist Jake Bowen, performing music from his solo albums, opening on all dates.

Periphery, who have opted to play select dates in support of their most recent album, Periphery V: Djent Is Not A Genre, rather than a traditional tour, have announced their next round of performances: eight special evenings in various cities the band has not played since the album’s Spring 2023 release.

“The Wildfire Tour ‘24” tour dates:

May 8 Asheville, NC The Orange Peel May 10 Atlanta, GA Variety Playhouse May 11 Tampa, FL Jannus Live May 13 Nashville, TN Marathon Music Works May 14 Columbus, OH Newport Music Hall May 16 Toronto, ON The Danforth Music Hall May 17 Montreal, QC MTelus May 18 New York, NY Palladium Times Square

Tickets are on-sale this Friday at 10 am local time, with pre-sale tickets available today at 10 am local time. Visit Periphery.net for ticketing links.

Eidola and Periphery guitarist Jake Bowen, performing music from his solo albums, open on all dates.

Periphery released Periphery V: Djent Is Not A Genre in March. Metal Hammer said the 9-song album proves “why they’re miles ahead of their peers,” going on to say “Periphery continue to push boundaries.” Guitar World described the self-produced collection as “their most wildly ambitious record yet,” and Metal Injection described the band as “torchbearers for the genre.”

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Periphery announce european tour for first time since 2019, “the wildfire european tour” tickets on sale now.

Periphery  have expanded their limited live outings to Europe, performing their first shows on the continent since 2019 in what is dubbed  “The Wildfire European Tour” .   Tickets for the newly announced dates are on-sale now.  “This will be our first tour of Europe in about 4 ½ years”  says  Jake Bowen   “Now that Periphery V is out, I know we’re all excited to visit some of our favorite places and play songs off the new record. We’re looking at really great options for support and will announce those bands very soon. These shows are gonna be nuts, see you there!”.

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“THE WILDFIRE EUROPEAN TOUR” tour dates:

SAT, JAN 20, 2024 FRYSHUSET KLUBBEN STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN

SUN, JAN 21, 2024 AMAGER BIO COPENHAGEN, DENMARK

TUE, JAN 23, 2024 MARKTHALLE HAMBURG, GERMANY

WED, JAN 24, 2024 HUXLEYS NEUE WELT BERLIN, GERMANY

FRI, JAN 26, 2024 TECHNIKUM MÜNCHEN, GERMANY

SAT, JAN 27, 2024 ALCATRAZ CLUB MILAN, ITALY

MON, JAN 29, 2024 ROCKHAL ESCH-SUR-ALZETTE, LUXEMBOURG

TUE, JAN 30, 2024 LIVE MUSIC HALL ARCHDIOCES COLOGNE, GERMANY

WED, JAN 31, 2024 POPPODIUM 013 TILBURG, NETHERLANDS

FRI, FEB 2, 2024 ÉLYSÉE MONTMARTRE PARIS, FRANCE

SAT, FEB 3, 2024 ROUNDHOUSE LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM

PERIPHERY , released their sixth album, “Periphery V: Djent Is Not A Genre” in March of this year, has previously partnered with Los Angeles-based creative agency Race Service  for an A.I.-generated video for the song  “Atropos” .

Watch the A.I.-generated video for “Atropos” below.

“The feel of  ‘Atropos’  features a push and pull between pretty/melodic and dark/chaotic sections,” explains  Spencer Sotelo . “That gave me the idea to write about a person who lives, and leans into, a completely superficial lifestyle, and the destructive aftermath of what doing so brings about, not just in that person’s life, but in the world around them. I think the video captures the lyrical essence in its visuals really well, and I’m excited for everyone to enjoy it along with the song.”

Rod Chong , a  Race Service  executive producer and creative director, directed the video. He sheds light on their approach: “ ‘Atropos’  delves into a surreal world of darkness with a mix of live action and A.I. processed visuals, motion GFX. The irony of using A.I. to bring a music video about A.I. to life is not lost on us. Our aim was to portray humanity’s media fixation, even amidst a war-torn world, as a new form of deity emerges and gains control over us. A captivating and hypnotic result.”

Race Service  is a Los Angeles-based cross-media agency who deliver unique and innovative brand experiences, special projects and media content. Recent  Race Service -created experiences include partnerships with  Red Bull ,  Porsche  and  ANIMALS AS LEADERS .

PERIPHERY  announced  “Periphery V: Djent Is Not A Genre” last month, releasing two singles simultaneously: “Wildfire”  and  “Zagreus” . Reaction to the ferocious tracks was equally fiery, with  Consequence  saying the songs “boast all the intricacies and prog workouts” the band’s “fans have come to adore,” while  Revolver  described the new music as “crushing and catchy.” A guitar playthrough for  “Zagreus”  arrived a week later.

The nine-song collection was produced by the band, with  Adam “Nolly” Getgood  contributing bass across the album.  Jørgen Munkeby  performs a saxophone solo on  “Wildfire” .

“Periphery V: Djent is Not A Genre” track listing: 01. Wildfire 02. Atropos 03. Wax Wings 04. Everything Is Fine! 05. Silhouette 06. Dying Star 07. Zagreus 08. Dracul Gras 09. Thanks Nobuo

PERIPHERY  has released five albums since 2010:  “Periphery”  (2010), “Periphery II: This Time It’s Personal”  (2012),the two-part  “Juggernaut: Alpha”  and  “Juggernaut: Omega”  (2015), “Periphery III: Select Difficulty”  (2016), “Periphery IV: Hail Stan”  (2019). Over their career they have received two  Grammy Award  nominations and have graced the covers of several magazines, including  Guitar World ,  Revolver ,  Modern Drummer  and  Bass Player . The band continue to explore avenues outside of their core work with  PERIPHERY , both with numerous side projects ( BULB ,  HAUNTED SHORES ,  FOUR SECONDS AGO ,  KING MOTHERSHIP , etc.), partnerships with various instrument companies, the creation of GetGood Drums (software libraries featuring drum and guitar packs), and an in-person camping experience with clinics ( Periphery Summer Jam ).

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PERIPHERY Announces 'The Wildfire Tour '24'

American progressive metallers PERIPHERY , who have opted to play select dates in support of their most recent album, "Periphery V: Djent Is Not A Genre" , rather than a traditional tour, have announced their next round of performances: eight special evenings in various cities the band has not played since the album's spring 2023 release.

"The Wildfire Tour '24" tour dates:

May 08 - Asheville, NC @ The Orange Peel May 10 - Atlanta, GA @ Variety Playhouse May 11 - Tampa, FL @ Jannus Live May 13 - Nashville, TN @ Marathon Music Works May 14 - Columbus, OH @ Newport Music Hall May 16 - Toronto, ON @ The Danforth Music Hall May 17 - Montreal, QC @ MTelus May 18 - New York, NY @ Palladium Times Square

Tickets go on sale this Friday, February 16 at 10 a.m. local time, with pre-sale tickets available today at 10 a.m. local time. Visit Periphery.net for ticketing links.

EIDOLA and PERIPHERY guitarist Jake Bowen , performing music from his solo albums, open on all dates.

PERIPHERY released "Periphery V: Djent Is Not A Genre" in March 2023. Metal Hammer said the nine-song album proves "why they're miles ahead of their peers," going on to say " PERIPHERY continue to push boundaries." Guitar World described the self-produced collection as "their most wildly ambitious record yet," and Metal Injection described the band as "torchbearers for the genre."

PERIPHERY is Jake Bowen (guitar), Matt Halpern (drums), Mark Holcomb (guitar), Misha Mansoor (guitar) and Spencer Sotelo (vocals). The D.C.-born band has released six albums since 2010: "Periphery" (2010), "Periphery II: This Time It's Personal" (2012),the two-part "Juggernaut: Alpha" and "Juggernaut: Omega" (2015), "Periphery III: Select Difficulty" (2016), "Periphery IV: Hail Stan" (2019) and "Periphery V: Djent Is Not A Genre" (2023). Over their career they have received two Grammy Award nominations and have graced the covers of several magazines, including Guitar World , Revolver , Modern Drummer and Bass Player . The bandmembers continues to explore avenues outside of their core work with PERIPHERY , both with numerous side projects ( BULB , HAUNTED SHORES , FOUR SECONDS AGO , KING MOTHERSHIP , etc.),partnerships with various instrument companies, the creation of GetGood Drums (software libraries featuring drum and guitar packs),and an in-person camping experience with clinics (Periphery Summer Jam).

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Periphery have announced The Wildfire Tour ’24, with special guests Eidola and Periphery guitarist Jake Bowen, who will perform songs from his solo albums. Tickets for the eight special evenings go on sale this Friday (16th) at 10 am local time.

Tour Dates:

05/08 Asheville, NC @ The Orange Peel

05/10 Atlanta, GA @ Variety Playhouse

05/11 Tampa, FL @ Jannus Live

05/13 Nashville, TN @ Marathon Music Works

05/14 Columbus, OH @ Newport Music Hall

05/16 Toronto, ON @ The Danforth Music Hall

05/17 Montreal, QC @ MTelus

05/18 New York, NY @ Palladium Times Square

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CONCERT REVIEW: Periphery’s Triumphant Return to The Netherlands

Periphery , the progressive metal powerhouse, made a long-awaited return to The Netherlands to entertain their fans with a captivating performance showcasing their latest album, Periphery V: Djent Is Not A Genre . The venue buzzed with anticipation as the band embarked on a 1-hour and 15-minute musical journey, blending new tracks with beloved classics like Marigold and Blood Eagle .

The evening commenced with a powerful start, featuring three lengthy songs from their 2023 album, kicking off proceedings with the versatile Dracul Gras , followed by the album opener Wildfire and fan-favourite Atropos , filling the initial half-hour with a display of Periphery’s instrumental and vocal prowess. Although not without a few imperfections, Spencer Sotelo ‘s impressive vocal range shone through, adding an extra layer of depth to the band’s performance.

Visually, the stage was brought to life with dynamic lighting, courtesy of light pillars that illuminated the room and strategically deployed smoke machines enhancing the impact of intense moments, such as the breakdowns in Blood Eagle and the aforementioned track Wildfire , which always happens to be one of the band’s heaviest songs.

Disappointment struck when the highly anticipated acoustic rendition of Scarlet was omitted from the setlist, leaving a void that was not filled by a substitute. Nevertheless, the setback did little to dampen the overall enjoyment of the show. Periphery’s comfort on stage was palpable, with band members frequently engaging with the audience, taking moments between songs to chat and acknowledging their camera guy, Matteo, who diligently captured the energy of mosh pits and elated front-row fans.

The setlist boasted a well-curated mix, featuring tracks from nearly all their albums, with the exception of the latest one, Periphery V , which dominated the night as expected, aligning with the tour’s focus on promoting this particular release.

The musicianship displayed throughout the night underscored Periphery’s extraordinary talent and versatility. Each song, old or new, served as a testament to the band’s ability to seamlessly navigate a range of musical styles. The live rendition of Periphery’s catalogue showcased the depth of their artistry, leaving the audience in awe of their skill and dedication.

Curious about what the show looked like? Take a look at the gallery right below and let us know if you are attending a Periphery show in the near future.

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