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Doors open at 5PM. Show starts at 6PM. This is an All Ages Event. Scheduled Support: Fear Factory, Twiztid, Wednesday 13, Black Satellite For VIP seating, please contact HOBDallasVIP@LiveNation.com Upgrade Your Experience: https://sevenrooms.com/events/hobdallas/hobwebsite To purchase tickets on the day of the event after 4PM, please visit the House of Blues Box Office at the venue located at 2200 North Lamar Street in Dallas. The Box Office is open 2 hours prior to door time on show days. Closing hours vary per event. All sales are subject to increase the day of the show. Support acts are subject to change without notice.
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Joe
August 25th 2023
They were so good, big truck and sway were the 2 songs I really wanted to hear! Dez is a awesome vocalist! 🤘🤘🤘
Auburn, WA@White River Amphitheatre
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Coal Chamber Biography
Coal Chamber was a Nu-Metal band from Los Angeles, CA, USA formed in 1995. They enjoyed some mainstream success in the mid to late 90's during the nu metal boom which they, along with bands like KoЯn helped create. The band gained a large following early in their career, arguably because they were one of the first 'darker' themed nu metal bands.
Coal Chamber signed to Roadrunner Records and recorded their first album (both in 1996) for their self-titled debut in 1997. The album was released to critical praise, especially for the first single Loco, a track that many fans consider the bands finest work.
Their next album was released in fall of 1999 entitled Chamber Music. This album was considered a step away from the nu metal image they had engendered with their prior release, having instead a more gothic metal inspired feel. On this album also was a cover of a song originally done by Peter Gabriel in 1982 called "Shock The Monkey" with legendary rocker, Ozzy Osbourne, providing vocals in collaboration with the band's lead singer, Dez Fafara.
The band followed up with their third album Dark Days in the spring of 2002, which met with mixed reviews. Bassist Rayna Foss-Rose had left the band to raise her daughter before the album was recorded; she was replaced by Nadja Peulen, who had taken Foss-Rose's place during her pregnancy between the first two albums. Rayna had a falling out of sorts with frontman Dez Fafara saying that she and her husband had "found Christ" and would be leaving Coal Chamber for good.
Late summer 2003 saw the release of a compilation album titled Giving The Devil His Due, which included several demo tracks submitted by the band prior to their signing with Roadrunner Records in 1997, along with several alternate studio recordings and remixes of various tracks from their previous releases. Coal Chamber disbanded in 2003, shortly after lead vocalist Dez Fafara left to form the Hard Rock turned Melodic Death Metal group DevilDriver.
In June 2005, Fafara stated that Coal Chamber's hiatus is permanent and will not be reforming at any time in the future.
Read MoreCoal Chamber signed to Roadrunner Records and recorded their first album (both in 1996) for their self-titled debut in 1997. The album was released to critical praise, especially for the first single Loco, a track that many fans consider the bands finest work.
Their next album was released in fall of 1999 entitled Chamber Music. This album was considered a step away from the nu metal image they had engendered with their prior release, having instead a more gothic metal inspired feel. On this album also was a cover of a song originally done by Peter Gabriel in 1982 called "Shock The Monkey" with legendary rocker, Ozzy Osbourne, providing vocals in collaboration with the band's lead singer, Dez Fafara.
The band followed up with their third album Dark Days in the spring of 2002, which met with mixed reviews. Bassist Rayna Foss-Rose had left the band to raise her daughter before the album was recorded; she was replaced by Nadja Peulen, who had taken Foss-Rose's place during her pregnancy between the first two albums. Rayna had a falling out of sorts with frontman Dez Fafara saying that she and her husband had "found Christ" and would be leaving Coal Chamber for good.
Late summer 2003 saw the release of a compilation album titled Giving The Devil His Due, which included several demo tracks submitted by the band prior to their signing with Roadrunner Records in 1997, along with several alternate studio recordings and remixes of various tracks from their previous releases. Coal Chamber disbanded in 2003, shortly after lead vocalist Dez Fafara left to form the Hard Rock turned Melodic Death Metal group DevilDriver.
In June 2005, Fafara stated that Coal Chamber's hiatus is permanent and will not be reforming at any time in the future.
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