Napalm Death, Deadguy and More in Miami

Pioneering grindcore band Napalm Death headlines a night of extreme music alongside influential hardcore and local acts at Churchill’s Pub in Miami’s Little Haiti. Taking place Sunday, May 10, the lineup brings together artists known for pushing the boundaries of speed, intensity and sonic experimentation within heavy music.

Formed in England in the early 1980s, Napalm Death helped define the grindcore genre with their rapid-fire compositions and politically charged themes, maintaining a lasting presence in the global metal and punk scenes. They are joined by New Jersey band Deadguy, whose 1995 release Fixation on a Co-Worker became a touchstone for chaotic metalcore and mathcore, known for its dissonant sound and unpredictable structures.

Opening the night is Miami-based Shitstorm, a staple of the local underground known for its raw, high-intensity powerviolence and hardcore performances. Presented by Endoxa and Breakeven Booking, the 18+ show takes place at the longtime live music venue Churchill’s Pub, recognized for its role in supporting independent and experimental acts.