Beartooth: Pure Ecstasy World Tour
About This Event
Beartooth headlines a bill at Hammerstein Ballroom on the Pure Ecstasy World Tour, bringing its blend of hardcore punk and metalcore to a New York stage. Support from Don Broco, Magnolia Park and Windwaker adds pop-leaning hooks, production-forward guitar work and tight, rhythm-focused delivery across the lineup.
About Pure Ecstasy World Tour
At Hammerstein Ballroom, the Pure Ecstasy World Tour brings Beartooth to New York City with a bill that moves between rock and pop structures and the abrasiveness of hardcore and metalcore. Formed in 2012, the Ohio band plays with a blunt, physical approach, built on shouted hooks and tight rhythmic turns rather than studio polish. Support sets from Don Broco, Magnolia Park, and Windwaker widen the stylistic range. There’s no established NYC premiere history attached to this tour stop, but the night reads as a snapshot of how heavy music has shifted toward singable, festival-ready forms.
About the Artists
Beartooth
Beartooth is an American rock band formed in 2012, known for their energetic performances and a blend of hardcore punk and metalcore influences.
Don Broco
Don Broco is a Bedford, England rock band active since 2008, built around the songwriting partnership of Rob Damiani and Simon Delaney alongside Tom Doyle and Matt Donnelly. Across five studio albums, they’ve moved between pop-leaning hooks and heavier guitar writing, with a production-forward approach that keeps rhythm and texture in the foreground.
Magnolia Park
Magnolia Park is an Orlando-bred rock group formed in 2018, working in the pop-punk lane with a clean-lined blend of pop hooks and guitar-forward drive. Signed to Epitaph Records, they’ve built their profile through touring bills alongside acts like Beartooth, Don Broco, and Windwaker.
Windwaker
Windwaker is an individual rock/pop artist whose recorded work aligns closely with metalcore, reflecting the heavier end of contemporary alternative music. With a moderate Spotify presence (around 68K followers), the project has circulated through tour bills alongside Beartooth, Don Broco, and Magnolia Park.