Alien Ant Farm + CKY
Alien Ant Farm
American rock band Alien Ant Farm mixes elements of alternative rock, punk and nu metal. As a result, their distinctive sound is full of catchy melodies, powerful riffs and infectious energy. In 2002, they scored a huge hit with the Michael Jackson cover ‘Smooth Criminal’. The track ‘Movies’ from the same successful album ‘ANThology’ also became an alternative hit. It immediately brought the band worldwide fame and up to the biggest stages. On 26 April 2024, Alien Ant Farm will release new work with the album ‘Mantras’. Almost 30 years after the band’s formation, they are more vibrant than ever and still tour the world.
CKY
CKY, also known as Camp Kill Yourself, is an American alternative rock band formed in 1998 in West Chester, Pennsylvania. In the early days, they also released a series of videos that formed the basis of what would later become the MTV hit ‘Jackass’. With Bam Margera’s brother behind the drums, they later made musical contributions to this series and that other MTV series ‘Viva La Bam’.
Their music is characterised by a mix of punk, hard rock and heavy metal, with influences from bands like Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin. CKY broke through in the late 1990s with their debut album ‘Volume 1’ and the use of their songs in skateboard videos, including the alternative hit ‘96 Quite Bitter Beings’.
The Treatment
‘Flying the flag for British Rock and Roll! Getting the party on since 2008. DEATH OR GLORY!’, reads the Facebook page of British hard rockers The Treatment. Since their formation in 2008, the band has consistently provided energetic and eye-catching shows. Their influences range from Def Leppard to AC/DC and Thin Lizzy.
