Day 2 at Ankea brought plenty of atmosphere and progressive sounds to the Ankea Stage. Check out our latest photo report featuring Rioghan, Ihlo, Green Carnation, Textures and Katatonia! 📸🤘
Day 1 at Ankea’s Factory Stage brought plenty of variety, from Virta and Earthside to SLIFT, Kælan Mikla and This Will Destroy You. Relive some of the performances through our latest photo report! 📸🤘
We were there for the first edition of Ankea Festival and captured plenty of memorable moments along the way. Check out our Day 1 gallery of the Ankea Stage performances, featuring Circle, God Is An Astronaut, Ihsahn and Leprous. 📸🤘
While the first edition was still going strong last Saturday, Ankea Festival was already looking ahead and announced the first 7 names for next year’s edition with Igorrr, Alcest, Kalandra, Der Weg Einer Freiheit, Long Distance Calling, Vulkan and Karmanjakah! Limited early bird tickets available now!
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It’s finally there! The week of the very first edition of Ankea Festival! If you’re still somehow on the fence on why you should get yourself a ticket and come join us in Tampere this weekend, here are 8 reasons that hopefully will convince you!
Japanese legends Boris announced the European leg of their ‘PINK’ 20th anniversary tour “Do You Remember Pink Days?”, this October and November! Tickets are available starting tomorrow!
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A new festival is on the horizon in Finland with Ankea Festival, so here are the details on what promises to be a pretty amazing event!
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French post-rock collective Hanry unveiled their third single ‘Her Crown, Her Empire’ with an official live video, and another track from their upcoming debut album ‘What Came From Silence’, out at the end of this month via Pelagic Records!
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A.A. Williams unveils her powerful new single ‘Poison’, another track from her upcoming new album ‘Solstice’, set for release in June with Reigning Phoenix Music. Catch her live on release day at Ankea Festival or at several dates throughout summer either with A Perfect Circle or at select European festivals!
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Greek post-metal duo Salos unveiled a new version of their originally instrumental track ‘Slaughter’, featuring Soilwork’s Björn Strid!
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