Heavy metal fans worldwide consider Lamb of God one of the genre's best shredders thanks to albums such as the Grammy nominated Sacrament which was heavy metal's top selling album for an incredible two years running. Awesomely hard-hitting live, Lamb of God co-headlined MTV's Headbangers' Ball Tour and played Ozzfest.

Job For A Cowboy are an American death metal band formed in 2003. They released their first EP, Doom, in 2005 and later that year signed with Metal Blade Records.  Their official debut album Genesis was released in 2007, in addition to which they have played several festivals including Download in 2007 and 2008.

“Unassuming” may just be the perfect word to describe Pennsylvania born August Burns Red. It’s no wonder that with their boy-next-door looks and young age the audiences tend to be perplexed by ABR’s musical style, which makes their metal onslaught all the more captivating. Formed in March of 2003, ABR almost instantly began turning heads with their undeniable talent and knack for writing catchy licks with a tight rhythm section to match.

One of heavy metals most versatile bands, Between the Buried and Me play surprisingly intelligent music that nonetheless never fails to leave your ears ringing. Veterans of Ozzfest, Between the Buried and Me put on an intense live show that features favourites from their albums "The Anatomy Of…" and "Colors."