One more day. One more chance to discover your next favourite band.
We’ve selected five artists we’d strongly recommend catching on Sunday at Tuska: Neckbreakker, Return to Dust, Kajos, Atlas and The Browning.
Who are you adding to your schedule?
Saturday at Tuska is packed from start to finish, but these are the six bands we’d make time for beyond the obvious names. 🎸
Balance Breach, Majestica, The Funeral Portrait, Kallomäki, Paleface Swiss and Omnivortex all earned a spot on our must-see list. Find out why in our latest Editorial Picks!
Tuska has already kicked off the road to 2027! 🤘
The first eight bands have been announced, with Lorna Shore and Children of Bodom leading the way. Also confirmed are Heaven Shall Burn, Kanonenfieber, Gaerea, Fox Lake, Avralize and Sinizter. Who are you the most excited about and who are you hoping for still to be added? Let us know in the comments!
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In about half an hour, the gates of Tuska 2026 are opening and in less than an hour the first riffs will take over the area. Besides the obvious big names, we picked out 6 shows we highly recommend you go see from festival openers Gatecreeper, to reggae infused Aurorawave and Skindred, the funky hardcore of Slope, alt-metallers Awake Again and party of the day drum n bass princess Nenerchy! See you there!
Finnish alternative metal act Blame Me! are back with their new single and music video ‘Time by Time’, out now with Out Of Line Music, marking the return of the band for their next chapter!
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Papa Roach announced new dates for the European leg of the 2026 “Rise Of The Roach” World Tour, with support from Landmvrks and Sleep Theory!
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Sicksense is back with their new single ‘Artificial Irrelevance’, a social commentary on modern internet culture and a track from their upcoming EP ‘Funerals’, set for release in September!
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UK deathcore upstarts Dead Flesh unleash their venomous new single ‘Vile Resurrection’, inspired by some occult horror films!
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Symphonic metal project Eternal Recurrence released their debut self-titled EP and a music video for the track ‘Precious Stones’ featuring Mordian and James Dorton on vocals!
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Brazilian death metal band Ereboros shared their new single ‘In the Depths of Misery’, first track unveiled from their upcoming album ‘From Oblivion to the Grave’, out in October!
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