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The Plot In You

American metalcore band The Plot In You are heading to Prague with their fresh single “Vol. 3”. The band will perform on November 18, 2025 at SaSaZu accompanied by special guests Currents, Saosin and Cane Hill.

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Through balancing even the most extreme dynamics, The Plot In You consistently overturn and upend expectations. On any given track, it might seem like they’re about to go one way, but the band will turn on a dime and shift course before the crowd can even catch a breath. This uncanny element of surprise has entrenched the gold-selling Ohio quartet—Landon Tewers [vocals], Josh Childress [guitar], Ethan Yoder [bass], and Michael Cooper [drums]—on the cutting edge of heavy music. Whether it be threads of alternative, electronic, pop, or R&B, nothing is off limits, and everything is fair game for their creative process. That process has continued to morph.

Following a series of fan favorite releases, the band made major waves with DISPOSE [2018]. “FEEL NOTHING” surged on social media as a viral phenomenon, generating hundreds of millions of streams and picking up a gold certification from the RIAA. The musicians only maintained this momentum with Swan Song in 2021. Hysteria rated it “9-out-of-10.” Simultaneously, they sold out shows coast-to-coast. During 2023, the band kickstarted another era with Vol. 1. “Divide” generated 9 million Spotify streams right out of the gate followed by “Left Behind,” exploding to the tune of 15.9 million Spotify streams. Upon the arrival of “Forgotten,” Revolver praised it among the “6 Best New Songs Right Now.”

The guests will be a trio of bands that fans of Rock for People and RFP Concerts know well. Post-metalcore innovators Currents from Connecticut, who are no strangers to a critical worldview and have won the hearts of metal fans from all corners of the globe, will be there. California’s Saosin were one of the formative bands in the post-hardcore scene, where they caused a great and unceasing stir with their formation in 2003. New Orleans’ gritty metalcore outfit Cane Hill is a punchy blend of post-hardcore and nu-metal, drawing from a deep well of influences ranging from Pantera and Slipknot to hip-hop and indie rock.