Motionless In White at Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater

The Sweat and Blood Tour

In between the other metalcore bands, and even the greatest and most influential of them all, Chris Motionless and his henchmen are standing out, head and shoulders. Horror-metal, nu-metal, metalcore, gothic metal, or industrial - they’ve done them all. Their signature blast-beats and breakdowns, grinding chords underneath immaculate melodic leads, thick harmonies, grounding bass-lines, and themes of social issues such as religious trauma syndrome, politics, and capitalism, have gained them a massive worldwide fanbase, steadily growing since they broke into the scene in 2008 with their debut studio album When Love Met Destruction. To date, Motionless In White has garnered over 5.2 million monthly listeners on Spotify, 1,27 million subscribers on YouTube, and over 2 billion total streams.   

Now, for the first time in nearly three years, Motionless In White is slated to rain their hellfire down upon all the major North American venues in their massive headlining tour, celebrating their return to the stage. This news dropped hot on the heels of the release of a sizzling new single and accompanying video Afraid Of The Dark, in which they are fusing metalcore fire with gothic overtures and industrial grit, over a strangely positive and captivating message - so brace yourself, new material incoming! The The Sweat and Blood Tour is slated to kick off right on your doorstep, Bridgeport, making stops in Gilford, Irving, Albuquerque, Portland, Morrison, Oklahoma City, and Indianapolis, among others, before wrapping up in mid-August 2026 in Sterling Heights, Michigan.  

Special Guests

Motionless in White will be joined on tour by special guests Lorna Shore, a deathcore band hailing from New Jersey. Their massive back-catalogue includes face-melters such as To the Hellfire, Into the Earth, Sun/Eater, and Cursed to Die. Christian metalcore band Fit for a King will also be in the lineup with bangers such as When Everything Means Nothing and Tower of Pain, alongside English rock band Static Dress, hailing from Leeds, West Yorkshire. They are best known for smashers such as crying and Push rope.  

The Hartford HealthCare Amphitheatre

If it’s an unparalleled evening with the best of the best in music, beautiful scenery, and the best time of your life you are after, look no further - the iconic Hartford HealthCare Amphitheatre has it all and then some! The venue boasts state-of-the-art sound and lighting, fantastic acoustics, great amenities, and some of the best sight-lines around, and can host up to 5,700 concertgoers spread across a pit area, a massive stadium-seating space, club seats, and a concourse where you’ll find plenty of concession stands, merchandise tables, and bars. 

Are you ready to feel that musical adrenalin pumping? Get your tickets now!