Fit For A King

A metalcore assault is coming to Warsaw! On April 7, Fit For A King will take the stage at Progresja Club, joined by special guests Memphis May Fire, Acres, and 156/Silence.

Fit For A King are one of the pillars of modern metalcore. Their music blends deathcore brutality with striking melodies and electronic textures, all driven by the unmistakable vocals of Ryan Kirby. Their latest album, “Lonely God”, released on August 1, finds the band exploring their most personal themes while refining their sound to perfection — crushing breakdowns collide with soaring melodic choruses, all wrapped in a monumental atmosphere. On stage, Fit For A King are known as an unstoppable force, which means their show at Progresja promises nothing less than a knockout.

From their debut “Sleepwalking”, through the iconic “The Hollow” and “Unconditional” — which climbed the Billboard 200 and Alternative Albums charts — to this year’s release “Shapeshifter”, Memphis May Fire have consistently proven their ability to combine melodic hooks with uncompromising intensity. The band from Denton, Texashas spent years blending their metalcore foundation with elements of post-hardcore, hard rock, and nu metal, always placing sincerity at the center of their music — a quality that has earned them a fiercely loyal fanbase around the world.

British band Acres gained recognition with their 2019 debut “Lonely World”, where melodic post-hardcore collided with melancholy and emotional honesty. Their latest record, “The Host”, pushes things even further — a dramatic and heavy collection of songs filled with moments that hit straight to the throat. Acres prove that metalcore still has plenty of room for emotion and expression.

Hailing from Pittsburgh, 156/Silence have been carving their path through the new wave of metalcore for years. Their sound skillfully blends chaos with noise-driven experimentation, hardcore aggression, and sharp melodies. Their newest album “People Watching” captures the band at the peak of their powers — balancing brutality with atmosphere to create something that’s impossible to confuse with any other project.