Mad Ones Winterfest

For an exclusive European show in 2027, Denver’s The Gamits bring melodic pop-punk shaped by Chris Fogal’s distinctive songwriting, pairing bright vocal harmonies with darker lyrical undercurrents.

Brass melodies and ska rhythms meet hardcore urgency in P.O.Box’s politically engaged punk, developed over two decades of international touring and rooted in the independent scene of Nancy, France.

Belgium’s NØFX keep the originals’ catalogue onstage with a fan’s devotion, revisiting the fast melodic punk, irreverent humour and shout-along choruses that made NOFX a scene institution.

Not so extinct anymore, Luxembourg’s eXtinct made a fierce return at Mad Ones Fest after years away, bringing their socially charged street punk and melodic hardcore back to the stage.

Two decades of touring underpin DeeCRACKS’ compact, Ramones-inspired punk rock, with the Austrian trio setting buzzsaw guitars against tuneful harmonies and songs that find melody in everyday frustration.

Fronted by former Choking Victim drummer Skwert Gunn, New Jersey’s Public Serpents push ska’s offbeat rhythms through abrasive crust-punk, carrying the politically charged crack-rock-steady tradition into their own restless songs.

Calling their sound beerpunk, Hallimasch bring Luxembourg’s local punk tradition to the bill, with appearances ranging from Nordic Rock to the tribute celebrating scene mainstay Pascal vu Wooltz.

Dual vocals and expansive choruses define Feed The Fox’s alternative pop-rock, a Luxembourg-based band formed in 2023 through French, Australian and American musicians’ shared appetite for melody and candid songwriting.