Godsmack in Green Bay

Godsmack are an American hard-rock and alternative-metal band formed in Lawrence, Massachusetts, in 1995 and led by singer and guitarist Sully Erna. Their best-known work includes the albums Godsmack, Awake and Faceless, as well as the songs “Whatever,” “Voodoo,” “Awake” and “I Stand Alone.” Godsmack played Ozzfest in 1999 and returned in 2000. They later opened for Metallica on the Madly in Anger with the World Tour, while a 2018 co-headlining tour paired them with Shinedown. The band performs as an electric four-piece. A recurring concert feature is Batalla de los Tambores, a percussion duel between Sully Erna and drummer Shannon Larkin. Godsmack filmed an acoustic performance at the House of Blues in Las Vegas for An Evening with Godsmack. They recorded the concert portion of Live & Inspired at Detroit’s Fox Theatre.

Dorothy is an American hard-rock band formed in Los Angeles in 2014 and fronted by singer Dorothy Martin. Blues and garage-rock elements run through the band’s sound. The debut album ROCKISDEAD introduced songs including “Raise Hell” and “Wicked Ones,” followed by 28 Days in the Valley and Gifts from the Holy Ghost, which includes “Rest in Peace.” The Freedom Tour took the band through North American clubs and theatres in support of 28 Days in the Valley. Dorothy later returned to the road as a headliner on the Gifts from the Holy Ghost Tour, while festival appearances have included Welcome to Rockville and Louder Than Life.