TesseracT

TesseracT play the Neptune Theatre on Wednesday, January 27, 2027, starting at 8 PM. They're a British metal band whose sound pulls from groove, progressive hardcore, djent, and experimental prog-rock, so it's a night that leans toward the heavier, more technical side of things. They aren't coming alone, either: entheos and Sunborn are on the bill with them, which means the evening will be a full run of three acts rather than just one set.

If you're not familiar with the name, TesseracT is one of the bands most associated with djent—that syncopated, low-tuned guitar style that's become a whole subgenre of its own. But they don't stop there. The groove and progressive hardcore elements keep things moving, and the experimental prog-rock side lets them stretch out. It's the kind of music that works as well if you're into the heavy, rhythmic side of metal as it does if you're more of a prog fan who likes to follow the odd time signatures.

On the practical side, the show is general admission, so there are no assigned seats—you'll be on your feet. There's a limit of eight tickets per patron, and delivery is mobile, with tickets held until four days before the date. The venue is the Neptune Theatre, located at 1313 NE 45th Street in the University District, so it's right in the heart of that neighborhood. The show starts at 8 PM on Wednesday, January 27, with entheos and Sunborn opening for TesseracT.