Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson

Rob Zombie rose to fame as the frontman of the multi-Platinum heavy metal band White Zombie. In 1996, his first solo effort, "Hands of Death (Burn Baby Burn)" with Alice Cooper, was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance. Since his initial success, Zombie has released eight solo albums, selling an estimated 15 million copies worldwide. As a filmmaker and actor specializing in horror, Zombie is praised for his theatrical live shows.

Known for his signature style and theatrical live performances, Marilyn Manson has been a rock icon since coming to prominence in the 1990s. During his band's commercial peak, the trilogy of Antichrist Superstar (1996), Mechanical Animals (1998), and Holy Wood (2000) won him a legion of diehard fans while also attracting media attention and cultural notoriety. Manson has staged a comeback with another string of critically acclaimed albums in recent years.

Formed in 1997, Orgy was signed as the first act on Korn's label, Elementree Records, and released their debut album, Candyass, in 1998. Featuring their two hit singles, a cover of the New Order song “Blue Monday” and “Stitches,” along with the song “Revival” featuring Jonathan Davis of Korn, the album went on to sell almost two million copies. Their second album, the science fiction-themed Vapor Transmission, was released in 2000 and featured the singles “Fiction (Dreams in Digital)” and “Opticon.” Other notable releases from Orgy include the album Punk Statik Paranoia (2004) and the Talk Sick EP (2015), with subsequent singles including “Army To Your Party," “Spells,” and "Nails."