Heavy metal genres

On the evening of Saturday, September 28, the worlds of heavy rock and symphonic music will converge at the Herodeion, a historic Roman amphitheater in Athens. This date marks a significant milestone, as it will be the first time a metal band performs in this iconic venue.

The British band in concert at Pirotska 5 Event Center on January 19, 2025

Tickets go on sale Friday

The British are headliners on the second festival day in Plovdiv

On July 26, 2024, Bring Me The Horizon will make their first-ever appearance in Bulgaria as headliners on Day 2 of our largest rock and metal music festival, HILLS OF ROCK, in Plovdiv.

Norway's black metal music first gained notoriety with murders and church burnings but has now earned its spot in the halls of culture with a new exhibit at Oslo's National Library.

"Bad Vibes" showcases a dark world of music that has a contemplative, almost intellectual side beneath its destructive exterior.

Dedicated to the god of metal working

Honours the man who “introduced him to metal”

Canadian heavy metal band Voivod will be performing at Temple in Gazi on Wednesday, August 21, promoting their new album, "The Wake," which is set for release on September 21.

Streaming mastodon Netflix is taking its first major stance against the U.S. state of Georgia's newly signed restrictive law on abortion, with the company publicly announcing that it might quit investments in the state.

The SKILLET cult band is coming for their first solo show in SOFIA as part of this year's tour of the world's metal scenes.

Yes! Bulgaria has been part of the world metal scene for a long time and there is no reason not to recognize it.

Since its founding in 1996, to this day, SKILLET is quite productive and this is very obvious:

Athens's big rock music festival returns at the Terra Vibe park north of the capital, starting on July 6 with an indie rock feast headed by Arctic Monkeys in their first-ever appearance in Greece, along with Alt-J, former Last Shadow Puppets co-frontman Miles Kane (both also from the UK), Get Well Soon, a German act headed by Konstantin Gropper, who has been likened to Nick Cave and Iggy Pop, a