An electrifying metal event concluded at Plateia Nerou, showcasing three bands from different metal eras. Ashes of Ares kicked off the night, captivating the audience with a blend of original tracks and classic hits like “Vengeance Is Mine”, reminiscent of their Iced Earth days, setting the stage for a memorable evening.

March Of Time (The Best Of 40 Years)

The spotlight then shifted to the iconic Saxon, the stalwarts of classic metal, who mesmerized the crowd with a powerful performance featuring their timeless hits. Tracks like “Crusader” and “Princess of the Night” stirred an enthusiastic response from the audience, solidifying Saxon's status as British metal legends.

Keeper of the Seven Keys, Pt. 1

Headlining the night were the pioneers of European power metal, Helloween, whose performance was nothing short of spectacular. With the presence of the iconic Keeper, the band took the audience on a nostalgic journey through their 40-year career, delivering a mix of classic anthems and newer tracks, culminating in an epic rendition of “Halloween” that left fans in awe.

Giants & Monsters

The event not only celebrated the enduring appeal of these bands but also highlighted the evolution of metal music across generations. Each group brought a unique energy to the stage, showcasing the diversity and richness of the metal genre, from Ashes of Ares’ raw intensity to Saxon’s classic metal prowess and Helloween’s grand power metal legacy.

Walls Of Jericho

As metal enthusiasts gathered at the venue, the air was filled with a sense of camaraderie and shared passion for the genre. The performances served as a reminder of the unifying power of music, transcending age barriers and connecting fans through a collective love for the electrifying sounds of metal.

Helloween

With each band leaving a lasting impression on the audience, the event at Plateia Nerou not only marked a night of exceptional music but also underscored the timelessness of metal as a genre that continues to inspire and resonate with fans across different eras and musical tastes.

Keeper of the Seven Keys, Pt. 2

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