Dissona | Phase Meridian | Plague of Stars

About this event

Dissona Dissona is one of Chicago’s most forward-thinking progressive metal bands and has become known for their diverse, imaginative sound, and powerfully expressive performances. They take a dramatic approach with their music, creating robust, yet intricate compositions with thought-provoking, often abstract lyrical content. ​Dissona released their newest album, Receptor, in October of 2025 to much critical acclaim as well as numerous ‘Album Of The Year’ selections from the metal community. Dissona has performed alongside such cornerstone metal artists as Symphony X, Opeth, Dark Tranquility, Fate’s Warning, Cynic, Persefone, UneXpect, and many others and looks forward to bringing their electrifying music to Day Block Brewing in 2026! Phase Meridian Phase Meridian is a Minneapolis based progressive sludge metal trio. Combining sounds from progressive rock/metal, sludge metal, early metallic hardcore, and death metal; Phase Meridian creates an eclectic and creatively satisfying blend all their own. Plague of Stars Hailing from the vibrant metal scene of Minneapolis, MN (USA), Plague of Stars has captivated audiences and critics alike with their unparalleled blend of darkness, energy, and raw musical prowess. Since their inception in 2012, Plague of Stars has been on a relentless quest to push the boundaries of metal. From shattering riffs to ethereal melodies, they traverse uncharted territories, blending elements of doom, black, and gothic metal into a potent brew that leaves listeners spellbound. In 2025, Plague of Stars released their third album, “Extinction (2025),” through WormHoleDeath Records. Prepare for a night of boundary-pushing heavy music at Day Block Brewing on Friday, September 11 as three powerhouse bands deliver an unforgettable evening of progressive and extreme metal. Headlining the night is Dissona, one of Chicago’s most innovative progressive metal bands. Renowned for their imaginative songwriting, emotionally charged performances, and…