Smack the Mosquito, When the Hero Dies, Apocalypse Born, Mood Swinger

Name: Smack the Mosquito, When the Hero Dies, Apocalypse Born, Mood Swinger
Start: 2025-11-22T20:00:00+0000
Location: Black Sheep

November 22, 2025 8:00 pm

Black Sheep
2106 E. Platte Ave., Colorado Springs, CO 80909

Prepare for a night of intense, genre-blending metal as four acclaimed bands take the stage at Black Sheep in Colorado Springs. Smack the Mosquito, When the Hero Dies, Apocalypse Born, and Mood Swinger will deliver a high-energy performance that will leave you headbanging and craving more.

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Why We Like It

Smack the Mosquito is known for their blistering riffs and guttural vocals that will shake the venue.
When the Hero Dies seamlessly blends elements of death metal, thrash, and progressive rock for a truly unique sound.
Apocalypse Born's apocalyptic themes and crushing breakdowns are sure to get the crowd moving.

Who Should Attend

This event is a must-attend for fans of heavy, aggressive metal music. Metalheads, fans of extreme genres, and those who love to experience live music in an intense, high-energy setting will all find something to enjoy.

In the Spotlight

Smack the Mosquito

A Colorado-based metal band known for their punishing riffs, guttural vocals, and mosh-worthy breakdowns.

When the Hero Dies

A progressive metal outfit that blends elements of death metal, thrash, and technical complexity into a unique and captivating sound.

Apocalypse Born

A rising force in the Colorado metal scene, Apocalypse Born delivers a crushing, apocalyptic sound with heavy breakdowns and intense lyrical themes.

Mood Swinger

A dynamic metal band that seamlessly transitions between heavy, aggressive passages and melodic, atmospheric sections, creating a truly immersive listening experience.

About the Venue

Black Sheep

A beloved concert hall in Colorado Springs with a reputation for hosting some of the best metal and hard rock acts in the region. The intimate, industrial-chic venue provides an immersive experience for concertgoers.