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All That Remains
The Forge — Joliet, IL
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About All That Remains

All That Remains formed in 1998 in Massachusetts and spent their early years as a melodic death metal band before shifting toward a heavier metalcore sound around 2004. They hit their commercial peak in the late 2000s with records like "Overcome" and "A War You Cannot Win," songs that blended Phil Labonte's aggressive vocals with surprisingly accessible melodies. The band's been through the usual metal attrition—lineup changes, brief hiatus, various label situations—but they've kept touring consistently and releasing albums on their own terms. They're the kind of band that plays to packed clubs and mid-sized venues, drawing a loyal crowd that's stuck with them through every era shift. Their fanbase knows the deep cuts as well as the singles, which says something about their staying power in a genre where most bands either blow up or disappear.

Their shows are loud and relentless. Labonte's presence dominates the stage—he's an aggressive frontman who clearly means it. The crowd responds in kind, lots of aggressive dancing and circle pits during the heavier tracks. They don't do much banter, just business.

Known for Two Weeks, It Dwells in Me, What If I Was Nothing, The Last Hero, Overcome

All That Remains + Chicago

All That Remains rolled through Chicago last September, hitting Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre with the kind of setlist that rewards longtime listeners. They dug into "Chiron" and "Divine," songs that sit deeper in their catalog than the usual rotation, proving they're not just cycling through the greatest hits. "This Calling" landed in the middle of the set—a track that's earned its place in their live arsenal. The band played seven songs total, which felt lean but purposeful. It was the kind of show where they reminded Chicago that they're still writing and performing with something to prove.

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Live Music in Chicago

Chicago's metal and heavy music community has always been solid if understated—the city's got a deeper tradition in blues and indie rock, but the metalcore crowd here is dedicated and discerning. All That Remains fit that profile: they're not flashy, not trying to reinvent anything, just competent and heavy. The Midwest respects that kind of straightforward approach. The amphitheater setting gave the band room to breathe without losing the intensity that keeps people engaged.

Chicago road trip to see All That Remains?

Stay in Lincoln Park or Wicker Park depending on your vibe—both neighborhoods have real character and plenty of late-night options. Book dinner at Alinea if you're feeling ambitious, or hit RPM Italian for something excellent and less impossible to get into. Spend an afternoon at the Art Institute, then walk along the Lakefront. The city's got enough to fill a weekend without feeling like you're checking boxes. Catch the show, eat well, and remember why you liked this band in the first place.

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