Make Them Suffer to Perform at Saint Andrew’s Hall in Detroit, Michigan

Australian metalcore outfit Make Them Suffer delivered a powerful performance during their headline tour, supported by bands Like Moths to Flames, Windwaker, and Aviana.

Kicking off the evening was Aviana, a Swedish metalcore band, with an electrifying set. Frontman Joel Holmqvist, alongside bandmates Dark, Death, and Fear, set the stage on fire with their raw energy. Their performance included tracks like “DELIRIUM,” “FATHER,” and “STORM ABLAZE,” engaging the crowd in moshing and headbanging early on. Aviana’s mix of newer songs like “Anomaly” and older favorites like “My Worst Enemy” set the tone for the night, warming up the audience for what was to come.

Following Aviana was Windwaker, hailing from Australia, who delivered a brief yet high-octane set. Led by vocalist Liam Guinane, the band churned out a series of rock and metalcore tracks, including fan favorites like “Dopamine Freestyle” and “Fractured State of Mind.” With their blend of melodic rock and heavy vocals, Windwaker commanded the stage, energizing the crowd and setting the atmosphere for a night of intense music.

Ohio-based metalcore act Like Moths to Flames took the stage next, maintaining the high energy of the evening. Led by frontman Chris Roetter, the band powered through a setlist spanning their discography, pleasing fans with hits like “The Worst in Me” and “I Solemnly Swear.” The audience was on their feet, jumping and moshing to the band’s relentless beats and impassioned vocals. Like Moths to Flames’ dynamic performance showcased their years of experience and dedication to their craft, solidifying their status as crowd favorites.

Headliners Make Them Suffer wasted no time in captivating the audience with their signature sound. Opening with “Epitaph,” the band showcased their versatility, blending clean vocals from keyboardist Alex Reade with harsh vocals from Sean Harmanis. Tracks like “Bones” and “Get It Right” showcased the band’s technical prowess and emotive lyrics, drawing the audience in with each chord and lyric. Make Them Suffer’s commanding stage presence and intricate instrumentation kept the audience engaged throughout their set, culminating in an unforgettable night of metalcore music.

Overall, the evening was a testament to the power of live music and the enduring appeal of metalcore. Each band brought something unique to the stage, captivating the audience with their talent and passion. From Aviana’s intense opening set to Make Them Suffer’s electrifying finale, the night was a celebration of heavy music and the community it fosters. Fans left Saint Andrew’s Hall in Detroit with ringing ears and full hearts, grateful for the opportunity to experience these incredible bands live in concert.