Heavy metal music

Swedish doom-metal pioneers Candlemass will return to Greece this November for a performance at Fuzz Club in Tavros (1 Patriarchou Ioakim, fuzzclub.gr), following their standout set at last year's AthensRocks festival

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.

Finnish symphonic metal band Apocalyptica will bring their "Plays Metallica Vol. 2 Tour 2024" to Athens' Lycabettus Theater on September 16. Known for blending classical orchestration with Metallica's heavy metal sound, Apocalyptica promises an unforgettable performance in the stunning open-air venue. Tickets priced from 39 to 47 euros are available at more.com.

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

Tickets go on sale Friday

Nu Metal pioneers Korn will headline the Ejekt Festival at the OAKA P5 venue (37 Kifissias) on July 22. With a career spanning three decades, and having sold more than 40 million records worldwide, the legendary Grammy Award-winning Californian band are set to perform their greatest hits in an electrifying live performance. Tickets start from 65 euros at more.com.

“Imagine taking a pile of metal five times larger than the Big Island of Hawaii and burying it underground”

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.

An affordable version of “one of the most important heavy metal guitars of all time”

The legendary English rock band will be joining the lineup of this year's Rockwave Festival. Cited in the Guinness Book of World Records as the loudest band, Deep Purple comprised one part of the "unholy trinity" of hard rock and metal music back in the 1970s, along with Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath.

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.