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Rock on the Range 2017

May 19 - 21, 2017 (9 years ago)

Mapfre Stadium     Columbus, Ohio, United States

 

Band Line-up (60)


Bands Seen (8)

Bands Not Seen (52)

The Pretty Reckless Rival Sons The Amity Affliction Royal Republic Every Time I Die Bleeker Goodbye June I Prevail Bush Red Fang Skillet Whitechapel Mother Feather one less reason The Dillinger Escape Plan As Lions Radkey Dorothy The Offspring Papa Roach Chevelle Seether Korn Deafheaven Gojira Suicide Silence Dinosaur Pile-Up Starset Sylar Fire From the Gods Biffy Clyro Beartooth DED Alter Bridge Volbeat In Flames Attila Amon Amarth Thrice Primus Kyng Nothing More Badflower Norma Jean Cover Your Tracks Zakk Sabbath Aeges Live Wage War Turnstile Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes Pop Evil

Concert Details


Date:
Friday, May 19, 2017 – Sunday, May 21, 2017
Venue:
Mapfre Stadium
Location:
Columbus, Ohio, United States
Notes:

Soundgarden was set to headline Friday night, however, with the death of Chris Cornell, a tribute act and video were played instead.

Genres Seen


Rock 6 bands

Rock:

Alternative Metal 5 bands

Alternative Metal:

Emo 5 bands

Emo:

Pop Punk 5 bands

Pop Punk:

Screamo 5 bands

Screamo:

Post-Hardcore 4 bands

Post-Hardcore:

Melodic Hardcore 3 bands

Melodic Hardcore:

Metal 3 bands

Metal:

Nu Metal 3 bands

Nu Metal:

Punk 3 bands

Punk:

Alternative 3 bands

Alternative:

Alternative Rock 2 bands

Alternative Rock:

Emo Pop 2 bands

Emo Pop:

Heavy Metal 2 bands

Heavy Metal:

Metalcore 2 bands

Metalcore:

Post-Grunge 2 bands

Post-Grunge:

Progressive Metal 2 bands

Progressive Metal:

Punk Rock 2 bands

Punk Rock:

Modern Rock 2 bands

Modern Rock:

Doom Metal 1 band

Doom Metal:

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Apr 19, 2020

2017 was the first of a four year bad luck streak for Rock on the Range/Sonic Temple, with three years of bad weather incidents and the fourth (2020) being outright cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic.

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