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Knocked Loose and Poppy Wipe Out the Jimmy Kimmel Live Stage, Turning It into a War Zone!

This is one of those nights that will undoubtedly go down in history as a pivotal moment in the evolution of alternative music. The legendary late-night show Jimmy Kimmel Live!, which has been an essential platform for remarkable artists for more than two decades, experienced one of its most groundbreaking and audacious broadcasts in its television history.




Although this iconic late show has already hosted metal giants such as Slipknot and Metallica, just to name a few, what happened last night set a new standard. The hardcore band from Kentucky, Knocked Loose, joined forces with one of the most intriguing figures in metal, Poppy. Together, they not only delivered their first television appearance but also marked a milestone for heavy music. The stage was not just a field of pure visceral energy; we also witnessed one of the best mosh pits ever captured on camera! where even part of Jimmy Kimmel’s crew couldn’t resist joining in.


Today, more than ever, it’s a great day to be a hardcore kid, as this incredible musical style has finally been given visibility on broadcast television—a style that has been an integral part of several generations who grew up with hardcore music, embracing it as a way of life.


Knocked Loose, true to their genre, began their career performing at small shows with a modest but passionate audience. Poppy, who initially made her mark in pop music, has since proven her innate talent for metal. Now, both artists have come a long way from their early days and, together, delivered a top-notch performance on the Jimmy Kimmel Live stage, showcasing the perfect blend of aggression and musical experimentation.




This event highlights how metal and hardcore continue to evolve, staying more alive than ever. Without a doubt, last night marked the birth of many new fans for both artists and the scene as a whole.



 

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