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Aftershock Festival 2025
Aftershock Festival 2025

2025 10-03 on stage

Get ready to witness the West Coast's ultimate rock, punk, and metal pilgrimage as Aftershock Festival returns to Sacramento's iconic Discovery Park from October 2nd to 5th, 2025. Now in its 13th year, Aftershock has cemented its reputation as a must-attend event, drawing over 160,000 music fans from all 50 states and over 30 countries in previous years. This four-day destination festival consistently delivers a powerhouse lineup of genre titans and rising stars, promising an unparalleled experience for every headbanger and music enthusiast. Aftershock 2025 is set to be bigger and bolder than ever, featuring an impressive roster of over 115 bands performing across four stages. Headliners like Blink-182, Deftones (playing a special hometown show), Korn, and Bring Me The Horizon are poised to ignite the crowds with their electrifying performances. Beyond the main acts, the festival boasts an incredible depth of talent, including highly anticipated reunions like The Dillinger Escape Plan and Chiodos, rare performances, and a strong showing of California's own vibrant rock and metal scene. Whether you're a die-hard fan of classic anthems, the raw power of nu-metal, or the cutting edge of genre-blending rock, Aftershock's meticulously curated lineup ensures there's something to fuel every passion. Beyond the stages, Aftershock Festival offers a complete immersive experience. Set against the scenic backdrop of Discovery Park where the American River meets the Sacramento River, attendees can expect a lively atmosphere filled with a diverse array of food and drink options, engaging art installations, and various other entertainment. The festival has become a significant cultural and economic driver for Sacramento, bringing an estimated $30 million economic impact to the region. With its commitment to showcasing the best in rock, punk, and metal, Aftershock 2025 is not just a festival; it's a celebration of a vibrant global community and a testament to the enduring power of heavy music.

Band Timeline

2014

Formation of Landmvrks and early lineup changes

Landmvrks, originally called 'Coldsight,' was formed in Marseille, France in 2014 by Florent Salfati and Nicolas Soriano. Florent Salfati initially intended to be the guitarist but became the lead vocalist after failing to find a suitable frontman. By then, Rudy Purkart and Thomas Lebreton had joined as bassist and guitarist respectively. Nicolas Exposito later joined as the second guitarist and the band changed its name to 'Landmarks,' which evolved into 'Landmvrks'.
2015

Early performances and rebranding

In 2015, Landmvrks performed at the Deadbolt Festival in Manchester, UK, marking one of their early international appearances. Shortly after, the band altered the spelling of their name from 'Landmarks' to 'Landmvrks,' establishing the stylistic form they maintain today. This period was crucial in solidifying their identity and preparing for their subsequent releases.
2016

Release of debut album 'Hollow' and Hellfest performance

Landmvrks released their self-produced debut album 'Hollow' on May 10, 2016. This album showcased their metalcore style and drew inspiration from bands such as Hundredth and Architects. Also in 2016, Landmvrks performed at the prestigious French Hellfest for the first time, a significant milestone for the band. This live performance was recorded and later released as a live EP titled 'Live at Hellfest,' expanding their exposure in the metalcore scene.
2018

Signing with Arising Empire and release of 'Fantasy'

In 2018, Landmvrks signed to the German label Arising Empire, which elevated their professional profile. On May 2, 2018, they released their second studio album, 'Fantasy,' under this label. The album displayed a blend of metalcore with noticeable influences from nu metal bands like Bring Me the Horizon and Architects. This release helped the band gain a wider audience and deeper recognition within the metalcore community.
2019

Lineup change and extensive touring

In January 2019, founding drummer Nicolas Soriano left Landmvrks, with Kévin D'Agostino stepping in as his replacement. That year, the band toured Europe alongside Any Given Day and expanded to Japan as openers for Polaris. Although a European tour was planned for 2020, it was postponed due to the global COVID-19 pandemic. This period showcased their growing international presence and their adaptability amid lineup shifts and global challenges.
2021

Release of 'Lost in the Waves' album and chart success

Landmvrks released their third album 'Lost in the Waves' in 2021, which marked a notable evolution in their sound, incorporating elements of hardcore punk, nu metal, pop-influenced punk rock, and even hip-hop. The album achieved commercial success, reaching number 17 on the German album charts. This era included collaborations with prominent vocalists and demonstrated the band's expanding musical versatility.
2022

Deluxe edition release and U.S. tour

In March 2022, Landmvrks released a deluxe edition of 'Lost in the Waves,' titled 'The Complete Edition,' featuring new tracks and live versions of existing songs. The new material included collaborations with artists such as Anthony Dijorio of Stray From The Path and Bertrand Poncet of Chunk! No, Captain Chunk!. Later in 2022, the band toured the United States with Miss May I, further increasing their international exposure and fan base.
2025

Release of fourth studio album 'The Darkest Place I've Ever Been'

Landmvrks released their fourth studio album, 'The Darkest Place I've Ever Been,' on April 25, 2025. This album represents the band's continued evolution and commitment to their metalcore roots while exploring new sonic territories. The release signifies their persistence and sustained creative output over more than a decade since their formation, consolidating their status in the modern metalcore scene.

Albums

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Hollow
11 tracks
2016
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Fantasy
11 tracks
2018
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Lost in the Waves
10 tracks
2021
fr-landmvrks_4th_album
The Darkest Place I’ve Ever Been
11 tracks
2025
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Members

Current

Name
Begin
Occupation

Florent Salfati

2014

Lead vocals

History

Name
Begin
End
Occupation

Florent Salfati

2014
2014

Electric bass guitar

Florent Salfati

2014
2014

Electric guitar

Story of LANDMVRKS

Hailing from Marseille, France, LANDMVRKS (pronounced "Landmarks") is a metalcore powerhouse formed in 2014. Initially known as Coldsight, the band`s evolution began with Florent Salfati and Nicolas Soriano. Salfati, originally intended as guitarist, unexpectedly became the vocalist after a fruitless search for a lead singer. He was concurrently the vocalist for Hate in Front. The lineup solidified with the addition of bassist Rudy Purkart and guitarist Thomas Lebreton. Nicolas Exposito joined as second guitarist, and the band rebranded as Landmarks, later stylized as LANDMVRKS.

Their rise was rapid. A 2015 appearance at Manchester`s Deadbolt Festival showcased their burgeoning talent. Following the release of several early singles, their self-produced debut album, Hollow, dropped on May 10, 2016, marking a significant milestone. That same year, they made their Hellfest debut, solidifying their position in the European metalcore scene. Now signed to Arising Empire, LANDMVRKS have gone on to release four studio albums, cementing their status as a leading force in the genre.

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