The band Black Veil Brides opened the five hour concert at about 6:30 on December 6th. They had started their portion of the show with their song New Religion. Right as they started playing, everyone pushed as far forward to the stage as possible. They also sang Youth & Whiskey, Rebel Yell, God Bless You, and the Legacy. They are very well known for their distinct appearance, mainly being inspired by the famous band Kiss. This Post-hardcore heavy metal  band was formed by Andy Sixx, Ashley Purdy, Jake Pitts, and Christian "CC" Coma  that formed in 2006 in Cincinnati, Ohio In 2011, it has surprised some people that they have won three awards involving: Revolver Magazine's 100 Greatest Living Rock Stars, 20 Best Albums of 2011, and also Best New Band 2011. They closed with Fallen Angels which was insane.

After a smashing performance from B.V.B next to take the stage was the British band Asking Alexandria. Taking the stage with an ironic opening song Welcome. Not everyone was a huge fan of them, but there sure were a lot of mosh pits and the ever famous Wall Of The Death during Not the American Average, resulting with quite a few injured people. They end up usually doing it at every concert they have. “seeing Asking Alexandria the second time around, makes the first time even better.” explains Alexandria Bourgo. The current line-up of the group consists of Ben Bruce (lead guitar), Danny Worsnop (vocals), Cameron Liddell (rhythm guitar), Sam Bettley (bass guitar) and James Cassells (drums). Ben Bruce had been the founder of Asking Alexandria in 2008 in York, North Yorkshire. They came to the United States to promote their music through shows, as well as to prepare for recording. They  recorded after a few months of being in the U.S in 2009 in Indiana. In 2011 alone, they’ve had eleven singles released. Lead singer Danny Worsnop said that they’ve been influenced by 80s rock music. They got their name while they were having a conversation about how to come up with it. The band had a difficulty coming up with a name. The lead singer has a cousin named Alexandria, when the drummer said "Hey, Lets try asking Alexandria for a name." Then the lead singer stopped him, told him to repeat the sentence, and like the sound of Asking Alexandria, and boom. He meant to ask her, but he meant to literally ask her. Ben says, “Well, I really liked the idea of giving the band a person’s name, and Alexandria flowed nicely off the tongue.  Also, it’s a female name and it’s not too aggressive, and the word “Asking” just seemed to fit well in-front of it.

Hollywood Undead was another well known band that played at the concert, I know from talking to people there, they went to this concert and not the concert in Madison on the second because Hollywood Undead wasn’t going to be at that show. As expected they opened with Undead. They also sang Tendencies, Been to Hell, Sell Your Soul, City, Mother Murder, My Town, Young, Everywhere I Go, and Hear Me Now. They dedicated their song Comin' in Hot to the Packers which everyone loved. Originally the band used to make fun of  “emo” kids that were really pale and had dark hair, thought they were cool. They’d call them Undead, so when they got the band together they were going to call it Undead and their first song was Hollywood; The name just stuck with them after that. Hollywood Undead's music features a wide variety of musical styles, blending hip hop with alternative rock and dance influence. Most known for their music being ‘rock rap’ and most songs being party-based. Many critics have stated to be confused due to the record's constant representation of different sounds. In 2011 they won 5th in the AOL Radio: Top 10 Rock Songs of 2011 for Been to Hell. Currently for the band, they are writing and recording demos, release dates should be announced approximately around November of 2012. Hollywood Undead had closed with Hear Me Now leading up to the finale and main attraction of the night.