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Latest Emmure Setlist
Emmure at De Vlessenhoeve
- You Asked For It
- Shinjuku Masterlord
- Smokey
- Natural Born Killer
- Ice Man Confessions
- Russian Hotel Aftermath
- Torch
- Flag of the Beast
- Gucci Prison
- Sunday Bacon
- Most Hated
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- Children of Cybertron
- Solar Flare Homicide
- When Keeping It Real Goes Wrong
About Emmure
New Fairfield, CT-based metal quintet Emmure specialize in an emotionally brutal blend of blistering hardcore and punishing thrash that has drawn favorable comparisons to acts like the Acacia Strain and From a Second Story Window. The group, consisting of singer Frank Palmeri, drummer Joe Lionetti, guitar players Ben Lionetti and Jesse Ketive, and bassist Mark Davis, released its debut, Goodbye to the Gallows, on Victory Records in 2007. By the next spring, Emmure followed up with The Respect Issue and hit the road supporting the likes of Misery Signals as well as on their own headlining tour with Endwell and others. A family emergency in 2009 forced the Lionetti brothers to leave the band, and guitarist Mike Mulholland and drummer Michael Kaabe (Warfix, Hulk Blood, Endwell) were recruited to replace them. The new lineup offered the album Felony that fall.
Emmure hit the road hard in 2010, headlining Attack Attack’s This is a Family Tour and playing traveling music festivals including Warped Tour, Reckless and Relentless and Never Say Die!. The following February, they released fourth album Speaker of the Dead and had another busy season on the concert circuit, playing The Mosh Lives and All Stars tours, as well as reprising their slot on the Never Say Die! Tour. That October, Kaabe left the band, making way for Mark Castillo (Crossfade) to take his place at the drum kit. Emmure began 2012 in the studio, yielding Slave to the Game, which arrived that April.
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