Louisville metallic hardcore insurgents Knocked Loose are living out a truly insane existence. Knocked Loose have been a big band in the heavy-music world since the pre-pandemic days, and they continue to get bigger even as their music gets more and more intense and abrasive.

“Suffocate” has been a standout track ever since Knocked Loose revealed the song earlier this year, but the cut is only picking up steam. As previously reported, “Suffocate” has been nominated for Best Metal Peformance at the 2025 Grammy Awards, running against the likes of Metallica, Judas Priest, Spiritbox and Gojira.

The post Knocked Loose and Poppy Crush Jimmy Kimmel Live With Explosive Performance of “Suffocate”: Watch appeared first on Consequence. After being introduced by Kimmel, Knocked Loose dove right into the explosive hardcore tune, with singer Bryan ...

For the diehards, it might be a little bit of a blow seeing Knocked Loose and Poppy doing anything on such a large, mainstream level, but let the children be infected with the delightfully crushing weight that is Knocked Loose.

Viewers who tuned into Jimmy Kimmel Live! were shocked when a Grammy-nominated hardcore band started performing.

A Grammy-nominated band that got its start in Oldham County rocked the stage on live television Tuesday night. Hardcore metal band Knocked Loose took the stage on "Jimmy Kimmel Live," delivering a roaring five-song set that opened with "Suffocate" featuring singer Poppy.

Knocked Loose made their late-night debut on last night’s episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live, where they were joined by Poppy for a performance of ‘Suffocated’. Watch them play the Grammy-nominated collab in the pouring rain below.

Punk bands are rarely invited to play on late-night TV shows, let alone metal and hardcore bands, so it was something special to see Knocked Loose on Tuesday’s episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live!. The group performed “Suffocate,

Garth Brooks put his legal woes aside to perform a mini concert during the Monday, November 25, episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live. The country music star, 62, sang for fans at the free outdoor event, where he performed an upbeat cover of Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's "Fishin' in the Dark.