Spread Music Not Hate

In the organizer's words:

CONCERT

Sat, 28.02.2026
@ LUISE
Admission: 19:00, start 19:30
Admission: Box Office 15 €, reduced 12 €

SMNH is back! The fifth concert in the DIY series is just around the corner and will be taking place for the third time at Luise in Nuremberg.

Spread Music - Not Hate is the motto of a concert series that stands firmly against hate and discrimination of any kind. The Alliance Against Right-Wing Extremism in the Nuremberg Metropolitan Region has been supporting the tour from the very beginning.

We have put together a concentrated program of the finest metal and hardcore from the region.

On stage this time are:

Farthest Outpost, Alternative Metalcore, Nuremberg

Farthest Outpost is an alternative metal / core band from the Nuremberg region and was founded in November 2014. The combo has been releasing its music - which has a lot to offer in terms of diversity and creativity - since 2016.

The group not only stands for complex breakdowns, virtuoso guitars or passionate vocals, but also for their musical experimentation. Some of the songs are peppered with jazz, blues or fusion elements, which also give the band a certain unique selling point. Coupled with a large portion of self-irony and sarcasm, the quintet aims to bring a breath of fresh air into the sometimes somewhat stagnant underground scene.

Following their self-titled debut in 2016, the energetic follow-up EP "Way to Die" was released in 2017. The full-length album "The Moon is Watching" was then released in 2019. The singles "Everything Shall Turn" and "Tomorrows' Fate" were released in 2021 and 2022 respectively.

Before you pigeonhole the band, visit their live shows and see for yourself - they offer variety as well as an energetic and authentic stage performance.

Brave After All, Metalcore, Nuremberg

Brave After All is a Nuremberg metalcore band consisting of Marco (drums), Timo (vocals), Leon (guitar/vocals), Lukas (bass) and Stephen (guitar). Founded in 2015, the band mainly dedicated themselves to 2000s metalcore in their early years and recorded their debut EP in 2017, which they spread in the local clubs in Franconia.

During the lockdowns of 2020 and 2021, Brave After All reorganized and began working intensively on new compositions.

With the new songs, the band's style also evolved and now moves between modern metalcore, melodic post-hardcore and alternative metal, without forgetting its roots.

Crucial, Modern Hardcore, Nuremberg

Crucial was founded in Nuremberg in 2024. With their powerful modern sound, characterized by aggressive guitar riffs and energetic beats, they combine the aggression of hardcore with a modern groove to create a unique musical identity that cannot be pigeonholed.

The band aims to use their lyrics and music to convey a message that addresses issues such as personal struggles, societal problems and emotional challenges that mean something to everyone. They aim to appeal to both hardcore purists and new listeners with energetic live performances.

With the release of their debut single and a video for "Make me feel" in 2025, Crucial has made a strong first impression. The band plans to conquer as many stages in the region (and beyond) as possible in the near future and also release new music. Crucial is ready to win over the Nuremberg scene and leave their mark.

Follow Crucial on their social media to stay up to date with upcoming shows, fresh tracks and everything else the band has to offer!

Empty Eden, Alternative Metal, Amberg

Empty Eden from Amberg manage to bring different genres under one hat and still keep to one line - their repertoire includes pure rock, rattling metalcore, as well as influences from punk, hardcore and nu metal. Calm vocals alternate with vicious breakdowns, hard guitar riffs with electro elements. No rules.

Their first single "Wide Awake" has been online since the end of 2023 and embodies exactly this variety of styles. If you like diversity, this is the band for you.

Price information:

15 € Box Office, 12 € reduced