Protest the Hero, Misery Signals, The Number 12 Looks Like You, Scale the Summit April 24, 2009

All Ages

Protest The Hero are making their mark on the hard rock, hardcore, heavy metal and post-whatever scenes, thanks to the progressive, metallic, and so-far-left-of-center-that-it-hangs-out music on their latest album, Fortress. Formed seven years ago in their hometown of Whitby, Ontario, when they were just 14-years old, PTH spent weekends, holiday breaks and summers on the road and on the very same day they graduated from high school they began a headlining tour of their home turf. While spending their formative years in a van playing shows, they also released an indie EP called A Calculated Use Of Sound, which was followed by their 2005 debut, Kezia, which wowed critics and introduced fans to the bandas mature-beyond-their-years technical skills, passionate delivery, and outspoken nature. All of this activity culminates in the fiery metallic furnace that is Fortress, the bandas second effort for Vagrant Records.

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