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Combust
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OCT
12
MON
OCT
14
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OCT
18
SUN
NOV
15
SUN
Combust's tour
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What fans are saying
It was the No Values Demo Release. Dope project. Go listen to No Values. To start up the Dancefloor strong was 100 Hour War. I didn't know what to expect since I didn't have any previews on streaming platforms to work with. But it was freaking amazing. Old school meets New school H******e vibes. Everyone was grooving on the Dancefloor. That's how you know it went hard. Beautiful. Next up was Majunche. Same vibes for these guys. They were dope. Can't wait for them and 100 Hour War to have more consumables out even if Streaming Platforms are unjust right now. After that, the Long Island vets Runnin Hot took the stage and made us all 2 step and s***k up the dancefloor old school style. They were great and it was good to see Scanlon in another band besides Dead Last. After them, No Values. The MVPs and VIPs of the show. We all went ballistic for their set. Especially with the Madball cover. C'mon. Fuggetaboutit. Feel me? Then Ferment picked it up a notch as their sets always do. So, just trust that it was amazing. There was a secret set with the one and only, Beg To Differ. These guys brought the Modern H******e energy and made the venue bring the chaos to the Dancefloor. Which made it even more lit for Combust as the Headliner and Closing act for all of the dope bands that performed that day. Amazing back to back vibes. As always, Be sure to support the bands and the venue as well. Leave your comments. Share it around. Do your own Reviews as well.
Oct 31, 2025·Ridgewood, NY

Emanuel Sabino
Beautiful OG H******e moment with this show. Finally got to see Judge and Integrity. Was my 3rd time seeing Earth Crisis and Combust. 2nd time seeing Square One. First time seeing Time X Heist. Now to get into the sets. Time X Heist was pretty cool. They did their thing. Got to get your 2 Step moves up for them. Then Square One. They were awesome. Can't sleep on them. Smooth dancing vibes. More 2 step vibes. Then the all around and dope Combust. Their sets are always dope since they have Mosh parts and 2 step parts if people understand and listen to rhythm. So, Combust is Self Explanatory. On top of the Dance and Rhythm parts, you can always expect a good ol' pile-on and microphone togetherness. Next is Earth Crisis. Think of Combust's sets times 10. For the older folks and those that just aren't hip to H******e(H******e Punk), their set popped off. They probably were the heaviest band on the bill. Since, they're just straightforward Metallic H******e or Metalcore with some OG H******e Punk rhythm. So, their sound is more consistent with musically transparent and heavy breakdowns or modern mosh parts. Next, the almighty Integrity. Their set was nostalgic and so worth it for me. You can hear their contributions to the Metalcore subgenre live. Their set was awesome. Pile-on. Screaming into the microphone. Stage diving. H******e Punk vibes. Check them out. And last but not least, the VIPs, the MVPs, the New York OGs, Judge. Sing-alongs were the vibes for the whole show. Pile-ons. Etc. But Judge brought back the OG non Screamed vocal vibes, which is a lost art kind of. But it's all love. H******e Punk is H******e Punk even as it has evolved and integrated itself with Metal, Hip-Hop, and more. Judge's set was awesome. You just had to be there. As always, Be sure to support the bands and the venue as well. Leave your comments. Share it around. Do your own Reviews as well.
Oct 6, 2025·Brooklyn, NY

Emanuel Sabino
A Good time with good variety of artists. Combust and mindforce had the best sets.
Aug 12, 2024·Philadelphia, PA
What fans are saying
It was the No Values Demo Release. Dope project. Go listen to No Values. To start up the Dancefloor strong was 100 Hour War. I didn't know what to expect since I didn't have any previews on streaming platforms to work with. But it was freaking amazing. Old school meets New school H******e vibes. Everyone was grooving on the Dancefloor. That's how you know it went hard. Beautiful. Next up was Majunche. Same vibes for these guys. They were dope. Can't wait for them and 100 Hour War to have more consumables out even if Streaming Platforms are unjust right now. After that, the Long Island vets Runnin Hot took the stage and made us all 2 step and s***k up the dancefloor old school style. They were great and it was good to see Scanlon in another band besides Dead Last. After them, No Values. The MVPs and VIPs of the show. We all went ballistic for their set. Especially with the Madball cover. C'mon. Fuggetaboutit. Feel me? Then Ferment picked it up a notch as their sets always do. So, just trust that it was amazing. There was a secret set with the one and only, Beg To Differ. These guys brought the Modern H******e energy and made the venue bring the chaos to the Dancefloor. Which made it even more lit for Combust as the Headliner and Closing act for all of the dope bands that performed that day. Amazing back to back vibes. As always, Be sure to support the bands and the venue as well. Leave your comments. Share it around. Do your own Reviews as well.
Oct 31, 2025·Ridgewood, NY

Emanuel Sabino
Beautiful OG H******e moment with this show. Finally got to see Judge and Integrity. Was my 3rd time seeing Earth Crisis and Combust. 2nd time seeing Square One. First time seeing Time X Heist. Now to get into the sets. Time X Heist was pretty cool. They did their thing. Got to get your 2 Step moves up for them. Then Square One. They were awesome. Can't sleep on them. Smooth dancing vibes. More 2 step vibes. Then the all around and dope Combust. Their sets are always dope since they have Mosh parts and 2 step parts if people understand and listen to rhythm. So, Combust is Self Explanatory. On top of the Dance and Rhythm parts, you can always expect a good ol' pile-on and microphone togetherness. Next is Earth Crisis. Think of Combust's sets times 10. For the older folks and those that just aren't hip to H******e(H******e Punk), their set popped off. They probably were the heaviest band on the bill. Since, they're just straightforward Metallic H******e or Metalcore with some OG H******e Punk rhythm. So, their sound is more consistent with musically transparent and heavy breakdowns or modern mosh parts. Next, the almighty Integrity. Their set was nostalgic and so worth it for me. You can hear their contributions to the Metalcore subgenre live. Their set was awesome. Pile-on. Screaming into the microphone. Stage diving. H******e Punk vibes. Check them out. And last but not least, the VIPs, the MVPs, the New York OGs, Judge. Sing-alongs were the vibes for the whole show. Pile-ons. Etc. But Judge brought back the OG non Screamed vocal vibes, which is a lost art kind of. But it's all love. H******e Punk is H******e Punk even as it has evolved and integrated itself with Metal, Hip-Hop, and more. Judge's set was awesome. You just had to be there. As always, Be sure to support the bands and the venue as well. Leave your comments. Share it around. Do your own Reviews as well.
Oct 6, 2025·Brooklyn, NY

Emanuel Sabino
A Good time with good variety of artists. Combust and mindforce had the best sets.
Aug 12, 2024·Philadelphia, PA

