Blackened deathcore quintet Ov Sulfur are celebrating 25 years of Slayer‘s seminal God Hates Us Allby giving fans a new cover off that same groundbreaking record: “Disciple”. Stream it now here or watch the video below.
Guitarist Chase Wilson comments: “‘God Hates Us All’ has always been one of my favourite Slayer records. I’m stoked we got to put our spin on one of the sickest songs on it!”
Vocalist Ricky Hoover adds: “I was excited when the guys decided to do a Slayer cover, as it allowed me to see if I could hit Tom Araya style vocals. He’s a unique, stand-out voice in metal, and it was fun to see if I could add his signature melodic shouting to my repertoire.”
Ov Sulfur released their latest album, Endless, earlier this year, with media hailing it as “heavy, dark, complex” (Metal Sucks) and “a confident and classy stride forward” (Blabbermouth). Propelled by the vocalizations of frontman Ricky Hoover, Ov Sulfur pushes the boundaries of their deathcore origins on this record, simultaneously embracing black metal while exploring a surprising degree of melody that never dilutes their genre-decimating approach. Read the full bio here.
Having just finished a successful North American tour with DevilDriver, Ov Sulfur are now preparing to make their maiden European voyage this November/December — as co-direct support to Mental Cruelty alongside Extermination Dismemberment. See below for all dates!
Mental Cruelty tour dates w/ Ov Sulfur, Extermination Dismemberment, Acranius, Sun Eater
On January 16th, blackened deathcore quintet Ov Sulfur released their sophomore album, Endless, via Century Media Records. Propelled by the vocalizations of frontman Ricky Hoover, Ov Sulfur pushes the boundaries of their deathcore origins on this record, simultaneously embracing black metal while exploring a surprising degree of melody that never dilutes their genre-decimating approach. For a preview of Endless, a new vocal playthrough video for the album track “Forlorn” can be seen below.
Chase Wilson (Guitarist/Vocalist) on “Forlorn:
“My goal for ‘Forlorn’ was a melodeath version of a waltz. This song has an elegant kind of swing to it while also being crushingly heavy. It’s about someone suffering from loneliness and worrying they’ll never find someone to share their life with. Delivering that message in this vocal one-take performance, even with the key change toward the end, was a special challenge to show off how Ricky and I have grown as singers.”
Chase Wilson (Guitarist/Vocalist) on ‘Endless’ as a whole:
“The dreaded ‘sophomore slump’ is here, but we think we rose above that. Our debut LP‘The Burden Ov Faith’ was full of a lot of new elements and great ideas, but we really refined those and expanded further here. A huge benefit was having more time to really shape it and doing so in a dedicated studio session with Josh Schroeder, whereas LP1 was piecemealed together from many sessions across time and space. (We recorded vocals in LA, drums with Josh, guitars in Las Vegas, etc.)
“‘Endless’ is a journey through eternal struggles and trying to find what we need to come to terms with them. We have all been through a lot of these different emotions and wrestled with the possibility there could never be an end.”
Ricky Hoover (Vocals) on the album as a whole:
“This album pushed me to the edge! When it comes to vocal abilities, both in terms of screaming AND singing, accompanied by an increased presence by my co-captain Chase. Wait until you hear my falsetto in ‘Endless//Loveless.’ There’s actually a cell phone video from the studio where you can see and hear how mindblown we all were because I didn’t tell anyone I was going to try that and that first take made the album!
“It also pushed me lyrically. This album examines how real-life emotions and struggles would feel if they went on eternally: became ‘Endless,’ if you will. This forced me to really grapple with the emotions taken to their furthest point, which was taxing to say the least. Hopefully it resonates with listeners, who can find the joy in the here and now, rather than looking toward the ‘Endless.'”
On Endless, Ov Sulfur delve deeper into the darkened sonic landscapes that defined the Las Vegas quintet’s 2023 landmark debut, The Burden Ov Faith. Catapulted by the return of ex-Suffokate vocalist Ricky Hoover, Ov Sulfur take a more metaphorical approach to the disdain for religion that drove their previous material. What would actually happen if eternal life existed? Eternal doubt, longing, grief, fear and more would drive humans mad. The message comes through loud and clear atop Leviathvn’s pummeling drums, with guitarist/vocalist Chase Wilson’s gravelly singing complementing Hoover; the vocal attack is pushed further live by latest additions bassist Josh Bearden and guitarist Christian Becker, bringing their performance to the next level.
The vocal dynamics and melodic choruses are extended to the max on Endless; songs like the hard rocking “Wither” and ballad “Endless//Loveless” are a logical extension to the band’s realization that Ricky could belt with the best of ’em.
“I was originally only going to sing a soft intro to ‘Earthen’ on our last album,” reveals Hoover. “Once Chase and our vocal producer [for that album] Morgoth heard it, we reworked a bunch of stuff for me to sing more. That’s pushed further here. Chase even taught me to do falsetto in-studio (he actually took a video on his phone where I looked genuinely shocked I hit the notes because it was so new to me).”
Wilson expands on the vocal growth: “There is a lot of vocal interplay between the two of us, hinted at on ‘The Burden Ov Faith‘s ‘The Inglorious Archetype,’ inspired by Alice In Chains‘ Layne Staley and Jerry Cantrell. You can hear that on ‘Evermore,’ and we practically split ‘Wither’ down the middle; the song is about us both losing grandparents, so it’s super personal.”
That dynamism is helped along by vocal features from Johnny Ciardullo (Carcosa), Josh Davies (Ingested) and Alan Grnja (Distant), joining Ov Sulfur’s illustrious guest list that includes Howard Jones (ex-Killswitch Engage, Light the Torch), Alex Terrible (Slaughter to Prevail) and many more.
Having already proved themselves as a formidable live act, touring with the likes of Lorna Shore, Signs of the Swarm, and Nekrogoblikon, Ov Sulfur will soon head back out on the road – this time, joining Orbit Culture and Atlas for a North American trek. See below for all dates!
Ov Sulfur tour dates w/ Orbit Culture, Atlas
February 18, 2026 – Roseville, CA @ Goldfield Trading Post February 19, 2026 – Portland, OR @ Star Theater February 20, 2026 – Seattle, WA @ El Corazon February 21, 2026 – Spokane, WA @ The Big Dipper * February 22, 2026 – Vancouver, BC @ Rickshaw Theater February 24, 2026 – Calgary, AB @ Palace Theatre February 25, 2026 – Edmonton, AB @ Midway Music Hall February 27, 2026 – Saskatoon, SK @ Louis’ February 28, 2026 – Winnipeg, MB @ Park Theater March 3, 2026 – Toronto, ON @ Opera House March 5, 2026 – Montreal, QC @ Beanfield Theatre March 6, 2026 – Ottawa, ON @ The Bronson March 7, 2026 – Buffalo, NY @ Electric City March 9, 2026 – Allentown, PA @ Archer Music Hall March 10, 2026 – Silver Spring, MD @ Fillmore Silver Spring March 11, 2026 – New York, NY @ Gramercy Theater March 13, 2026 – New Haven, CT @ Toad’s March 14, 2026 – Worcester, MA @ Palladium March 15, 2026 – Syracuse, NY @ The Song & Dance * March 16, 2026 – Cleveland, OH @ House of Blues Cleveland March 17, 2026 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Preserving Underground March 18, 2026 – Chicago, IL @ House of Blues Chicago March 19, 2026 – Indianapolis, IN @ Black Circle * March 20, 2026 – Milwaukee, WI @ The Rave II March 21, 2026 – Detroit, MI @ El Club March 23, 2026 – Lexington, KY @ Manchester Music Hall March 24, 2026 – Atlanta, GA @ Masquerade March 25, 2026 – Charlotte, NC @ The Underground March 26, 2026 – Greenville, SC @ The Radio Room * March 27, 2026 – Orlando, FL @ House of Blues Orlando March 28, 2026 – St. Petersburg, FL @ Jannus Live March 29, 2026 – Pensacola, FL @ The Handlebar * March 30, 2026 – Houston, TX @ House of Blues March 31, 2026 – Dallas, TX @ The Echo Lounge & Music Hall April 1, 2026 – Oklahoma City, OK @ Diamond Ballroom April 3, 2026 – Denver, CO @ Gothic Theatre April 4, 2026 – Grand Junction, CO @ Mesa Theater * April 5, 2026 – Salt Lake City, UT @ The Grand at The Complex April 6, 2026 – Las Vegas, NV @ Brooklyn Bowl April 7, 2026 – Mesa, AZ @ The Nile April 9, 2026 – Santa Ana, CA @ The Observatory April 10, 2026 – Los Angeles, CA @ Regent Theater *=Ov Sulfur, Atlas only
Ov Sulfur line-up: Ricky Hoover – vocals Chase Wilson – guitars, vocals Leviathvn – drums Josh Bearden – bass Christian Becker – guitars
On January 16th, blackened deathcore quintet Ov Sulfur will release their sophomore album, Endless, via Century Media Records. Propelled by the vocalizations of frontman Ricky Hoover, Ov Sulfur pushes the boundaries of their deathcore origins on this upcoming record, simultaneously embracing black metal while exploring a surprising degree of melody that never dilutes their genre-decimating approach. Watch the video for the new single “Vast Eternal” below.
Guitarist/vocalist Chase Wilson reveals, “Imagine if you died and were all alone in an endless void of nothingness: no friends, no family, just endless dark and loneliness. That’s the mood we wanted to set while writing this song. You can hear that Leviathvn took the reins (his first Ov Sulfur song as lead writer!) with its chaotic black metal chorus and war march verse. This song goes through a mental breakdown, a person losing their sanity in the endless void.”
Vocalist Ricky Hoover affirms the topic, with a dive into the unconscious mind from which the song was birthed. “This song is about dreams I’ve had repeatedly since the passing of my grandma, to whom we dedicated ‘Wither,’ in which my consciousness exists in nothingness forever. In that sleeping world, there’s no Heaven, no Hell after death…just nothingness.”
On their upcoming sophomore album, Ov Sulfur delve deeper into the darkened sonic landscapes that defined the Las Vegas quintet’s 2023 landmark debut, The Burden Ov Faith. Catapulted by the return of ex-Suffokate vocalist Ricky Hoover, Ov Sulfur take a more metaphorical approach to the disdain for religion that drove their previous material. What would actually happen if eternal life existed? Eternal doubt, longing, grief, fear and more would drive humans mad. The message comes through loud and clear atop Leviathvn’s pummeling drums, with guitarist/vocalist Chase Wilson’s gravelly singing complementing Hoover; the vocal attack is pushed further live by latest additions bassist Josh Bearden and guitarist Christian Becker, bringing their performance to the next level.
The vocal dynamics and melodic choruses are extended to the max on Endless; songs like the hard rocking “Wither” and ballad “Endless//Loveless” are a logical extension to the band’s realization that Ricky could belt with the best of ’em.
“I was originally only going to sing a soft intro to ‘Earthen’ on our last album,” reveals Hoover. “Once Chase and our vocal producer [for that album] Morgoth heard it, we reworked a bunch of stuff for me to sing more. That’s pushed further here. Chase even taught me to do falsetto in-studio (he actually took a video on his phone where I looked genuinely shocked I hit the notes because it was so new to me).”
Wilson expands on the vocal growth: “There is a lot of vocal interplay between the two of us, hinted at on ‘The Burden Ov Faith‘s ‘The Inglorious Archetype,’ inspired by Alice In Chains‘ Layne Staley and Jerry Cantrell. You can hear that on ‘Evermore,’ and we practically split ‘Wither’ down the middle; the song is about us both losing grandparents, so it’s super personal.”
That dynamism is helped along by vocal features from Johnny Ciardullo (Carcosa), Josh Davies (Ingested) and Alan Grnja (Distant), joining Ov Sulfur’s illustrious guest list that includes Howard Jones (ex-Killswitch Engage, Light the Torch), Alex Terrible (Slaughter to Prevail) and many more.
Having already proved themselves as a formidable live act, touring with the likes of Lorna Shore, Signs of the Swarm, and Nekrogoblikon, Ov Sulfur recently announced an extensive tour with Orbit Culture and Atlas in the new year, after they wrapped up their resent trek with Ingested, Distant, Cell, and Crucifiction. See below for all dates!
Ov Sulfur tour dates w/ Orbit Culture, Atlas
February 18, 2026 – Roseville, CA @ Goldfield Trading Post February 19, 2026 – Portland, OR @ Star Theater February 20, 2026 – Seattle, WA @ El Corazon February 22, 2026 – Vancouver, BC @ Rickshaw Theater February 24, 2026 – Calgary, AB @ Palace Theatre February 25, 2026 – Edmonton, AB @ Midway Music Hall February 27, 2026 – Saskatoon, SK @ Louis’ February 28, 2026 – Winnipeg, MB @ Park Theater March 3, 2026 – Toronto, ON @ Opera House March 5, 2026 – Montreal, QC @ Beanfield Theatre March 6, 2026 – Ottawa, ON @ The Bronson March 7, 2026 – Buffalo, NY @ Electric City March 9, 2026 – Allentown, PA @ Archer Music Hall March 10, 2026 – Silver Spring, MD @ Fillmore Silver Spring March 11, 2026 – New York, NY @ Gramercy Theater March 13, 2026 – New Haven, CT @ Toad’s March 14, 2026 – Worcester, MA @ Palladium March 16, 2026 – Cleveland, OH @ House of Blues Cleveland March 17, 2026 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Preserving Underground March 18, 2026 – Chicago, IL @ House of Blues Chicago March 20, 2026 – Milwaukee, WI @ The Rave II March 21, 2026 – Detroit, MI @ El Club March 23, 2026 – Lexington, KY @ Manchester Music Hall March 24, 2026 – Atlanta, GA @ Masquerade March 25, 2026 – Charlotte, NC @ The Underground March 27, 2026 – Orlando, FL @ House of Blues Orlando March 28, 2026 – St. Petersburg, FL @ Jannus Live March 30, 2026 – Houston, TX @ House of Blues March 31, 2026 – Dallas, TX @ The Echo Lounge & Music Hall April 1, 2026 – Oklahoma City, OK @ Diamond Ballroom April 3, 2026 – Denver, CO @ Gothic Theatre April 5, 2026 – Salt Lake City, UT @ The Grand at The Complex April 6, 2026 – Las Vegas, NV @ Brooklyn Bowl April 7, 2026 – Mesa, AZ @ The Nile April 9, 2026 – Santa Ana, CA @ The Observatory April 10, 2026 – Los Angeles, CA @ Regent Theater
Ov Sulfur line-up: Ricky Hoover – vocals Chase Wilson – guitars, vocals Leviathvn – drums Josh Bearden – bass Christian Becker – guitars
On January 16th, blackened deathcore quintet Ov Sulfur will release their sophomore album, Endless, via Century Media Records. Propelled by the vocalizations of frontman Ricky Hoover, Ov Sulfur pushes the boundaries of their deathcore origins on this upcoming record, simultaneously embracing black metal while exploring a surprising degree of melody that never dilutes their genre-decimating approach. Watch the video for the new single “Wither” below (the group’s first track to feature ONLY clean singing!).
Vocalist Ricky Hoover and guitarist/vocalist Chase Wilson split lead vocals on “Wither” since the song is about the passing of their grandparents, to whom it is dedicated (in addition to bassist Josh Bearden’s late father).
Chase Wilson (Guitar/Vocals) comments: “We know ‘Wither’ is different and that it’s not the norm for bands like us to do a song like this, but we felt we had to honor our families and in doing so created something very special to us in the process. “I had a lot I wanted to say about my grandparents’ passing, as I was very close to them and had a multitude of different emotions I needed to express. Ricky allowed me the honor of splitting singing duties on this song with him, as we joined each other in grief and mourning.
“My grandfather worked as an MC back in the days of Sinatra, The Rat Pack and artists like that. It was always his dream to make it in show business and be on a record some day. It’s bittersweet we were able to make it happen for him after his passing (he’s the voice clip at the end of the song). I wish he was around to hear it.”
Ricky Hoover (Vocals) comments: “My grandmother was the glue that held my family together.
“She was the strongest person I’ve ever known and had the ability to forgive those who wronged her, a quality I wish I had. She was truly the best example of what being a good person is.
“She watched my siblings and I almost every day while my parents were at work, so we were always incredibly close. “I used to call her on my way home from work, fill her in on things and just talk. Now I still find myself calling everyone I know on the drive because of how much I miss the talks we had. “After she died I had so many nights spent awake alone wishing I could share in the belief I’d see her or hear her voice again: hours desperately trying to give myself the false hope I would. Eventually, I reached the cold realization that I never would. Some nights I still find myself lost and trying to lose myself in that hope…or delusion. “The voicemails (of her wishing me a Merry Christmas or that she hopes I have a good show) were something I couldn’t even force myself to listen to until the day I recorded this song. I sent all the ones I had into the studio prior to me going. These were the ones chosen. She always said she wished I sang more in my music, so that’s what I did. I wish she was around to hear it.”
On their upcoming sophomore album, Ov Sulfur delve deeper into the darkened sonic landscapes that defined the Las Vegas quintet’s 2023 landmark debut, The Burden Ov Faith. Catapulted by the return of ex-Suffokate vocalist Ricky Hoover, Ov Sulfur take a more metaphorical approach to the disdain for religion that drove their previous material. What would actually happen if eternal life existed? Eternal doubt, longing, grief, fear and more would drive humans mad. The message comes through loud and clear atop Leviathvn’s pummeling drums, with guitarist/vocalist Chase Wilson’s gravelly singing complementing Hoover; the vocal attack is pushed further live by latest additions bassist Josh Bearden and guitarist Christian Becker, bringing their performance to the next level.
The vocal dynamics and melodic choruses are extended to the max on Endless; songs like the hard rocking “Wither” and ballad “Endless//Loveless” are a logical extension to the band’s realization that Ricky could belt with the best of ’em.
“I was originally only going to sing a soft intro to ‘Earthen’ on our last album,” reveals Hoover. “Once Chase and our vocal producer [for that album] Morgoth heard it, we reworked a bunch of stuff for me to sing more. That’s pushed further here. Chase even taught me to do falsetto in-studio (he actually took a video on his phone where I looked genuinely shocked I hit the notes because it was so new to me).”
Wilson expands on the vocal growth: “There is a lot of vocal interplay between the two of us, hinted at on ‘The Burden Ov Faith‘s ‘The Inglorious Archetype,’ inspired by Alice In Chains‘ Layne Staley and Jerry Cantrell. You can hear that on ‘Evermore,’ and we practically split ‘Wither’ down the middle; the song is about us both losing grandparents, so it’s super personal.”
That dynamism is helped along by vocal features from Johnny Ciardullo (Carcosa), Josh Davies (Ingested) and Alan Grnja (Distant), joining Ov Sulfur’s illustrious guest list that includes Howard Jones (ex-Killswitch Engage, Light the Torch), Alex Terrible (Slaughter to Prevail) and many more.
Endless track-listing
Endless//Godless
Seed
Forlorn
Vast Eternal
Wither
Evermore
Dread (feat. Josh Davies of Ingested)
Bleak (feat. Johnny Ciardullo of Carcosa)
A World Away (feat. Alan Grjna of Distant)
Endless//Loveless
Having already proved themselves as a formidable live act, touring with the likes of Lorna Shore, Signs of the Swarm, and Nekrogoblikon, Ov Sulfur will be back on the road again this November/December – this time for an extensive North American trek with Ingested, Distant, Cell, and Crucifiction. See below for all dates!
Ov Sulfur tour dates w/ Ingested, Distant, Cell, Crucifiction
Nov. 6, 2025 – Fresno, CA @ Full Circle Brewing Co. Nov. 7, 2025 – Roseville, CA @ Goldfield Nov. 8, 2025 – Portland, OR @ Dante’s Nov. 9, 2025 – Seattle, WA @ El Corazon Nov. 11, 2025 – Vancouver, BC @ Rickshaw Theatre Nov. 12, 2025 – Kelowna, BC @ Distrikt Nov. 13, 2025 – Calgary, AB @ Dickens Nov. 14, 2025 – Edmonton, AB @ Starlite Room Nov. 15, 2025 – Saskatoon, SK @ Black Cat Nov. 16, 2025 – Winnipeg, MB @ Park Theatre Nov. 18, 2025 – Minneapolis, MN @ Skyway Theatre Nov. 19, 2025 – Cudahy, WI @ X-Ray Arcade Nov. 20, 2025 – Grand Rapids, MI @ The Stache Nov. 21, 2025 – Kitchener, ON @ The Hub Nov. 22, 2025 – Ottawa, ON @ 27 Club Nov. 23, 2025 – Quebec City, QC @ La Source De La Martiniere Nov. 25, 2025 – Columbus, OH @ The King of Clubs Nov. 26, 2025 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Preserving Underground Nov. 28, 2025 – Indianapolis, IN @ Black Circle Nov. 29, 2025 – Nashville, TN @ The End Nov. 30, 2025 – St. Louis, MO @ Red Flag Dec. 2, 2025 – Wichita, KS @ Wave Dec. 3 – 2025 – Oklahoma City, OK @ Beer City Music Hall Dec. 4, 2025 – Albuquerque, NM @ Launchpad Dec. 5, 2025 – Mesa, AZ @ The Rosetta Room Dec. 6, 2025 – Pomona, CA @ The Glass House
Ov Sulfur line-up: Ricky Hoover – vocals Chase Wilson – guitars, vocals Leviathvn – drums Josh Bearden – bass Christian Becker – guitars
On January 16th, blackened deathcore quintet Ov Sulfur will release their sophomore album, Endless, via Century Media Records. Propelled by the vocalizations of frontman Ricky Hoover, Ov Sulfur pushes the boundaries of their deathcore origins on this upcoming record, simultaneously embracing black metal while exploring a surprising degree of melody that never dilutes their genre-decimating approach. Watch the video for the new single “Evermore”, now here.
Blackened deathcore band Ov Sulfur has released a new standalone single, “Seed“, via Century Media Records. “Seed” marks a rebirth for the quintet, whose growth from the sinful streets of Las Vegas to titans of a more melodic side of the genre has exploded in popularity alongside the likes of Lorna Shore, Shadow of Intent and Mental Cruelty. Watch the official visualizer below.
“‘Seed’ is about the constant doubt I feel in every facet of life and how I feel we all share that together,” explains vocalist Ricky Hoover. “Imagine how it would eat away at you if so-called ‘eternal life’ were real? Sounds like torture to me: more hell than heaven.”
Guitarist/vocalist Chase Wilson expands on the musical journey: “This was the first song we started writing for what may or may not be a new album,” hints Wilson. “I think we’ve improved our songwriting in leaps and bounds once again, which we already did from the EP to ‘The Burden Ov Faith’, and the reaction to this song live on our tour with Nekrogoblikon backs that up.
“‘Seed’ has one of our best choruses yet, and we use it around melodeath riffs and brutal deathcore breakdowns. Actually, we even put it on top of the song-ending breakdown, where it fits perfectly—after already playing it standard and even blasting through it to give it another flavor. This song has every flavor of Ov Sulfur and then some!”
Though b-sides would trickle out in the time since The Burden Ov Faith’s March 2023 release—including “Hivemind,” on which Mental Cruelty vocalist Lukas Nicolai joins Ricky Hoover—”Seed” was the first chance since for them to really dissect their sound and re-shape it.
And that they did, strengthening their unique deathcore/metalcore hybrid guitarist/vocalist Chase Wilson has been crafting since the band’s 2021 launch. It’s as brutal as other former tourmates like Whitechapel, Chelsea Grin or Aborted, but the melodic hooks, now pointed narrower than a needle, sink their way deeper.
It’s a threat that will no doubt continue taking shape. Though they’ve gone through members in their rapid ascent, drummer Leviathvn here realizes his potential beyond the kit as symphonic savant. The addition of bassist/vocalist Josh Bearden (who also produced debut EP Oblivion) and lead guitarist Christian Becker only opens more possibilities for the band, whose lineup grows beyond Las Vegas and reach continues to extend.
Currently on the road with Nekrogoblikon and Revocation, be sure to catch Ov Sulfur on tour this summer/fall across North America; see below for all upcoming dates!
Ov Sulfur tour dates w/ Nekrogoblikon, Revocation, Brat/Exmortus June 8, 2025 – Las Vegas, NV @ Backstage Bar & Billiards ^ June 10, 2025 – Fresno, CA @ Strummers ^ June 11, 2025 – San Francisco, CA @ Great American Music Hall ^ June 12, 2025 – San Diego, CA @ The Observatory ^ June 13, 2025 – Los Angeles, CA @ 1720 ^ ^ = w/ Exmortus
Ov Sulfur tour dates w/ Within the Ruins Aug. 20, 2025 – Albany, NY @ Empire Underground Aug. 21, 2025 – Syracuse, NY @ The Song & Dance Aug. 22, 2025 – Cleveland, OH @ The Foundry Aug. 23, 2025 – Battle Creek, MI @ Michigan Metal Fest Aug. 24, 2025 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Preserving Underground
Ov Sulfur tour dates w/ Ingested, Cell and more TBA Nov. 6, 2025 – Fresno, CA @ Full Circle Brewing Co. Nov. 7, 2025 – Roseville, CA @ Goldfield Nov. 8, 2025 – Portland, OR @ Dante’s Nov. 9, 2025 – Seattle, WA @ El Corazon Nov. 11, 2025 – Vancouver, BC @ Rickshaw Theatre Nov. 13, 2025 – Calgary, AB @ Dickens Nov. 14, 2025 – Edmonton, AB @ Starlite Room Nov. 15, 2025 – Saskatoon, SK @ Black Cat Nov. 16, 2025 – Winnipeg, MB @ Park Theatre Nov. 18, 2025 – Minneapolis, MN @ Skyway Theatre Nov. 19, 2025 – Cudahy, WI @ X-Ray Arcade Nov. 20, 2025 – Grand Rapids, MI @ The Stache Nov. 21, 2025 – Kitchener, ON @ The Hub Nov. 22, 2025 – Ottawa, ON @ 27 Club Nov. 23, 2025 – Quebec City, QC @ La Source De La Martiniere Nov. 25, 2025 – Columbus, OH @ The King of Clubs Nov. 28, 2025 – Indianapolis, IN @ Black Circle Nov. 29, 2025 – Nashville, TN @ The End Nov. 30, 2025 – St. Louis, MO @ Red Flag Dec. 2, 2025 – Wichita, KS @ Wave Dec. 3 – 2025 – Oklahoma City, OK @ Beer City Music Hall Dec. 4, 2025 – Albuquerque, NM @ Launchpad Dec. 5, 2025 – Mesa, AZ @ The Rosetta Room Dec. 6, 2025 – Pomona, CA @ The Glass House
The moment the world heard Ricky Hoover’s return to the metal scene to start Ov Sulfur, the group gained some unexpected traction.
Upon releasing their EP Oblivion in 2021 featuring “Behind the Hand of God” and “Oblivion”, they cemented their unique blend of blackened deathcore incorporating 2nd wave melodic metalcore. They followed the EP with the staple “Wide Open” single in 2022 which absolutely reinforced this notion, using this as the template for their inevitable full-length debut, The Burden Ov Faith, which would be helmed under the legendary Century Media Records.
With such an expansive sound for this newer blackened deathcore wave with big star power from an OG like Ricky, Ov Sulfur has shared the stage with legends new and old from Whitechapel and Aborted to Shadow of Intent and Lorna Shore. Between their already impressive touring resume and extremely unique sound, the sky is the limit.
Ov Sulfur line-up: Ricky Hoover – vocals Chase Wilson – guitars, vocals Leviathvn – drums Josh Bearden – bass, vocals Christian Becker – guitars
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