Ankea Festival just announced 7 more names for the second edition happening in 2027 with Pain of Salvation, Plini, Einar Solberg, Sara, Heretoir, Slow Crush and Noiduin!
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Igorrr announced a European headline tour for March 2027 with Secret Chiefs 3 and Fange along for the ride! Also catch them in June at the second edition of Ankea Festival as one of the headliners!
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Metalcore outfit dead7 returned last week with the new single and video ‘Cannibal’, out with SharpTone Records!
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Experimental extreme metal duo Antania unleashed their new single and video ’33’ and announced their upcoming album ‘The Unholy 33’ to be out next month via Argonauta Records!
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The Callous Daoboys returned with blazing new single ‘Watching Us Kiss’, out now with MNRK Heavy!
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Satanic Planet announced their new album ‘Dead Deities’ to be out in October with Relapse Records and unleashed the track ‘Sam Alito’s Mom’!
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Last week, Danish metallers Gradience presented their latest video and single ‘Undone’, leading up to the release of their new album ‘Anomaly’ on September 4th via Metal Blade Records!
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Experimental duo Antania joined the roster of Argonauta Records to share their rather unconventional sound where industrial chaos meets extreme metal!
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Kim Dracula introduces the next chapter. New song with ‘Molecular Conversion’, new label with Rise Records, new story!
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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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Forty bands. Four stages. Countless difficult choices. To help you plan your Friday at Alcatraz, we’ve picked six acts that we think are absolutely worth checking out: Igorrr, Combichrist, HEALTH, Vended, Witch Club Satan and Insanity Alert.
Agree with our picks, or did we miss one of your favourites? Let us know!
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!
While it’s a given that as a metalfan you’ll want to catch shows of Dimmu Borgir and Kerry King today at the first day of Tuska, we think that there are a couple more bands that deserve some of your attention, or that we think will be even more epic to see live than you might suspect with editorial picks Lord of the Lost’s festival opening show, I Am The Night, Infected Rain, Krypta, Suburban Tribe, Assemble The Chariots, Zeal & Ardor and Pendulum!
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