Enterprise Earth

How good are they LIVE?

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Critics Consensus

Based on 7 concert reviews, the critics consensus is that Enterprise Earth is rated as a decent live performer, with shows that lack distinction.

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On tour

Kulttempel, Oberhausen, Germany (Jan 30); Poppodium 013, Tilburg, Netherlands (Jan 31); Neushoorn, Leeuwarden, Netherlands (Feb 1); Debaser Strand, Stockholm, Sweden (Feb 5); Olympia-kortteli, Tampere, Finland (Feb 7); Korjaamo, Helsinki, Finland (Feb 8); Cassiopeia, Berlin, Germany (Feb 11); Hydrozagadka, Warszawa, Poland (Feb 13); Rock Caf√©, Praha, Czech Republic (Feb 14); Hansa 39, M√ºnchen, Germany (Feb 15); Le Glazart, Paris, France (Feb 23); The Underworld, London, United Kingdom (Feb 25); The Fleece, Bristol, United Kingdom (Feb 26); Trix Club, Antwerp, Belgium (Mar 2)

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Artist Info

Genre

metal

Origin

Spokane, Spokane County, Washington, United States (2014

Bio

Deathcore band from Spokane Washington, USA. Founded by former members Dan Watson (ex-Infant Annihilator) and BJ Sampson (ex-Takeover). Currently signed to MNRK Heavy. The band name was Watson's idea, which was inspired by his research into Illuminati and conspiracy theories.

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Critic Concert Reviews

Distorted Sound Magazine (UK)

March 2, 2024

Enterprise Earth Live In Concert at Club Academy, Manchester, UK

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Rockfreaks.net (Denmark)

February 12, 2024

Enterprise Earth Live In Concert In Denmark

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Distorted Sound Magazine (UK)

January 23, 2023

Deathcore is in rude health as of late. Thanks to a crop of bands spear-heading the genre’s resurgence and pushing the deathcore template to new and exciting blackened and symphonic pastures, deathcore is in arguably its strongest state since its inception two decades ago.

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Distorted Sound Magazine (UK)

May 22, 2022

Stepping into Birmingham’s sprawling The Mill venue on a late Saturday afternoon, there’s a humid and distinctively heavy feeling hanging in the air right now. Could it be pinpointed towards the rather, ahem, fragrant throng of black and leather-clad-despite-the-heat punters gathering in the main hall? Quite possibly.

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