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Beartooth
Xfinity Mobile Arena — Philadelphia, PA

Beartooth is Caleb Shomo's metalcore project, built on the foundation of a dude who's genuinely angry and isn't interested in hiding it. What started as a solo recording venture in 2013 turned into a legitimate band that trades in heavy, aggressive metal with hooks catchy enough to stick around after the song ends. Disgusting and Aggressive weren't subtle album titles, and they weren't meant to be. Shomo writes about mental health, frustration, and the kind of raw emotional discharge that metalcore does better than most genres. The band's live presence is where they earn their reputation—it's controlled chaos, the kind of show where the pit is actually a feature, not a bug. They've built a loyal crowd of people who come for the heaviness but stay because there's actual songwriting beneath the distortion. Beartooth keeps hitting the road and keeps making records that sound like someone finally snapped.

Beartooth shows are organized violence. The pit runs the whole set, crowd is locked in, and Shomo's not phoning it in from stage. He's in it with them. Heavy and controlled, not chaotic.

Known for Disgusting, Aggressive, In Between, Beaten in Lips, Body Bag

Beartooth played Freedom Mortgage Pavilion in Philadelphia on July 23, 2025, running a tight 12-song set. They opened with "The Lines" and leaned into newer material with "ATTN." and "Doubt Me" alongside catalog staples like "Disease" and "Sunshine!" "I Was Alive" and "Might Love Myself" gave the set some texture before a drum solo rolled into "The Last Riff." They closed with "You Never Know," "Riptide," and "In Between" -- a solid three-song run to end the night at an outdoor amphitheater in the Philly summer heat.

Philadelphia's got a solid metal and hardcore foundation that runs deep—the city's always had ears for guitar-driven aggression mixed with actual songwriting. Beartooth fits naturally into that lineage, where bands don't have to choose between heavy and catchy. The venue circuit here supports everything from arena acts down to scrappier shows, and the audience tends to know what they're getting into.

Stay in Rittenhouse Square, where you can walk to dinner at Vetri, the restaurant that actually deserves its reputation. Spend your afternoon at the Barnes Foundation—it's genuinely world-class, even if you're not typically a museum person. Walk through Old City, grab coffee at Little Lion, wander through galleries that don't feel like they're trying too hard. If you have time before the show, check out what's playing at The Fillmore or Johnny Brenda's, venues that consistently book solid acts. The neighborhood around the venue is worth exploring on foot.

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