Angel Du$t & Agnostic Front in Atlanta

Angel Du$t is an American band formed in Baltimore in 2013 by vocalist Justice Tripp, drawing musicians from the city’s hardcore scene. The group pairs hardcore punk with melodic rock and pop-minded songwriting on releases including Rock the Fuck On Forever, Pretty Buff and YAK: A Collection of Truck Songs; “Big Ass Love” and “On My Way” are among its best-known songs. Angel Du$t have toured as a full band in North America and Europe, moving between club headliners and established hardcore gatherings. Their festival appearances include Sound and Fury in Los Angeles and Outbreak Fest in Manchester.

Agnostic Front are an American hardcore punk band formed in New York City in 1980. Guitarist Vinnie Stigma and vocalist Roger Miret have long anchored a group closely associated with New York hardcore. They are known for the albums Victim in Pain, Cause for Alarm and Liberty and Justice For..., as well as the song “Gotta Go.” The band played A7 and the Sunday matinees at CBGB during its formative years. Its 1992 farewell show at the latter club was captured on the live portion of Last Warning; Agnostic Front reunited in 1996 and returned to international touring. Wacken Open Air and Hellfest in Clisson are among the open-air festivals the band has played.