Hellsinki Metal Festival Helsinki Tickets - Helsinki Ice Hall

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Moonsorrow

2 concerts

Formed in 1995, Finland's Moonsorrow, led by cousins Henri and Ville Sorvali, blend death and black metal with Finnish folk. Known for epic soundscapes, they've released acclaimed albums like "Kivenkantaja" and "Jumalten aika," solidifying their status in fantasy metal.

Marduk

5 concerts

Marduk, formed in 1990 in Sweden by guitarist Morgan Steinmeyer Håkansson, is renowned for its extreme black metal style emphasizing warfare and anti-Christian themes. Their well-regarded releases, including "Heaven Shall Burn...When We Are Gathered" and "Frontschwein," along with relentless touring, established them as a leading Scandinavian black metal act. Known for high-speed drumming and intense live performances, Marduk's iconic works like 2007's "Rom 5:12" earned critical acclaim. Despite controversies, they maintain fierce creativity, with albums like "Memento Mori" and collaborations with key band members like Devo Andersson.

Kanonenfieber

15 concerts

Kanonenfieber, a musical project, commemorates World War I victims through songs inspired by soldiers' reports and letters, capturing the grim trench warfare experience.

Sigh

4 concerts

Sigh, iconic Japanese black metal band, formed in 1989/90, is known for the avant-garde style and debut 'Scorn Defeat.' Their album 'Shiki' blends traditional instruments with dark, dynamic metal, highlighting themes like the four seasons and time to die.

Me And That Man

2 concerts

Me and That Man, led by Behemoth's frontman Nergal, blends dark folk, country, and Gothic blues. Debuting with "Songs of Love and Death" (2017), the project's distinct style draws from legends like Cohen and Cave. Key releases include "New Man, New Songs, Same Shit," Vol. 1 and 2, featuring stars like Corey Taylor and Brent Hinds.

Enslaved

3 concerts

Enslaved, formed in 1991 in Bergen by Ivar Bjørnson and Grutle Kjellson, stand out in Norway's black metal scene for their Viking lore themes. Known for albums like Vikingligr Veldi and Utgard, they explore Nordic mythology with a progressive metal style. Heimdal, their 16th album, reflects their journey and pursuit of new musical landscapes.

Hatebreed

16 concerts

HATEBREED, a hardcore heavy metal band known for intense, cathartic music, continues to impact with "Weight Of The False Self." Renowned for collaborations with ZEUSS, their sound is a testament to life's emotional burdens.

Party Cannon

6 concerts

Scotland's Party Cannon, known for their brutal Party Slam style, deliver a high-energy, immersive experience with "Injuries Are Inevitable," via Unique Leader Records.