MAD ONES FEST Vol.2

Out of Richmond’s hardcore and punk underground, Strike Anywhere forged a sound built on speed, conviction and anthemic urgency, and that sense of purpose still hits hard live.

Emerging from Sweden’s golden era of fast melodic hardcore, No Fun At All helped define the genre with breakneck pacing, locked-in precision and choruses built to last.

For years, Guerilla Poubelle have stood as a key voice in French punk, mixing DIY principles, political bite and sharp melodic instinct into songs made for shoutback moments.

Blending folk-punk spirit with a tougher melodic charge, Roughneck Riot bring together social tension, roadworn energy and full-throttle crowd connection in every set.

Active since the early 90s, Skin Of Tears built their name on speed, melody and irreverence, shaping a style that still feels agile, punchy and distinctly their own.

Across more than two decades, CF98 have delivered fast, hook-heavy skate-punk with real precision, balancing sheer momentum with the kind of choruses that stick instantly.

With years of touring behind them, Versus You combine punk-rock drive, bright melody and a sharp feel for dynamics, turning tightly written songs into pure live energy.

Born out of Luxembourg’s early punk scene, Petrograd channel melody, melancholy and political urgency into a fast, sharp sound that still hits with conviction.

Drunktank crash skate-punk speed into metallic weight, pushing hard riffs, technical muscle and raw forward motion without losing the hooks that keep it all moving.

Hard-charging and rough around the edges, Bad Nasty trade in street punk built on gang-shout spirit, direct delivery and the kind of no-frills attack that thrives on stage.

Fast melodic punk is Primetime Failure’s lane, but they play it with a restless edge, turning frustration, nostalgia and daily chaos into songs that hit with bounce and bite.

For I Am deal in high-speed melodic punk marked by tight playing, strong hooks and emotionally direct songwriting, landing with clarity, energy and real live impact.

Rooted in classic street-punk grit, Breakout keep things tough and stripped back, driving every song with sharp rhythms, gang vocals and confrontational intensity.

Still on the rise, Mallows bring energetic melodic punk with big hooks, heartfelt tension and a clear DIY spirit, giving their songs youthful urgency and singalong pull.

Raw, fast and straight to the point, Réglement de comptes strip hardcore punk down to pure pressure, turning short bursts of chaos into total basement-room intensity.