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Angel Du$t and Agnostic Front play Miami with Step 2 This opening the night

The South Florida stop was part of a run of dates across late September and early October, marking Agnostic Front's first Miami show in a year.

Published on · Reported from Dying Scene

Angel Du$t and Agnostic Front play Miami with Step 2 This opening the night
Dying Scene / Reported from

Angel Du$t and Agnostic Front shared a stage in Miami, Florida, as part of the joint run of tour dates the two bands played across late September and early October. The show brought together two heavyweight names in American hardcore punk for a night built on raw energy and uncompromising sets.

Opening duties went to Step 2 This, the supporting act for the entire tour. The band hit the stage early with its full-force hardcore sound, firing up the crowd and proving it belonged on a bill alongside two long-established names in the genre.

Agnostic Front returned to Miami for the first time in a year. The New York hardcore legends were met by a devoted crowd that sang along to every song, matching the intensity the band has carried throughout its career.

Angel Du$t brought a dose of Baltimore energy to South Florida with a set that pulled from the best of the band's catalog so far. The performance underlined how the group's distinctive approach continues to earn wider recognition and build a growing fanbase within the hardcore scene.

Dying Scene published a full photo gallery from the Miami date, with images from all three sets of the night.

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