There are two bands under the name of Concubine. 1. Concubine was a combination of hardcore and metalcore, from Sweden. They released their first EP containing five songs, called The Blackout, during 2011. The EP was produced and mixed by Dan Swanö. The band has played with upcoming Swedish acts such as Yersinia, Last View och No Omega. They split ways in 2012, and ended their short story with a goodbye-message on facebook. Before the split-up, they released their debut full-length called A Year In The Static. 2. Concubine was an alternative rock band from Roermond, The Netherlands. Incorporating nu-metal with a range of other styles, including funk and ska, providing a more groovy edge to its songs, made Concubine stand out from most other Dutch rock bands at the time. Despite performing at the Pinkpop festival in 2001, Concubine never fully lived up to its promise, and their success was somewhat overshadowed by that of fellow Roermond nu-metal band Dreadlock Pussy. After 2005, Concubine seized performing on a regular basis, and the band finally split in spring 2009. Their last gig was in their hometown, over two years since Concubine last performed. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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