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Opeth Announces The Last Will And Testament Tour 2025
Opeth, the Swedish progressive powerhouse, is set to embark on a second stretch of their acclaimed 14th studio release tour, The Last Will And Testament. Following the success of their initial run, the band will hit the road again in February with a monthlong series of dates, accompanied by the veteran collective Katatonia. The Last…
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Crystal Viper Unveils Energetic Live Album “The Live Quest
Crystal Viper, a four-piece traditional heavy metal band hailing from Katowice, Poland, recently unveiled their first live album, “The Live Quest.” Recorded during “The Silver Key Tour” across Europe, the band has been steadily gaining recognition since their formation in 2004. Despite the challenges posed by the pandemic, Crystal Viper managed to carve a niche…
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10cc Rocks Nottingham with Ultimate Hits: A Night to Remember
10cc, the iconic band led by Graham Gouldman, took the stage at The Royal Concert Hall in Nottingham for their Ultimate Greatest Hits Tour. Gouldman, along with long-standing bandmates Rick Fenn and Paul Burgess, delivered a memorable performance that showcased the band’s enduring musical legacy. UNDER THE COVERS | $. The concert kicked off with…
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Almah Progresses: Fans Await New Album and Tour Plans
Almah, the Brazilian progressive power metal band, recently wrapped up their “Fragile Equality Tour,” showcasing their musical prowess across various cities in Brazil. Led by ANGRA members Edu Falaschi and Felipe Andreoli, Almah expressed gratitude for the unwavering support received during their five-year journey. Metal Stainless Steel Bands for Apple Watch Bands 38mm 40mm 41mm…
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Iron Maiden Rocks Birmingham with 50th Anniversary Hits
Iron Maiden, the iconic heavy metal band, celebrated their 50th anniversary with a tour that showcased their classic hits. The concert at Utilita Arena Birmingham was a testament to the band’s unwavering commitment to their signature fast and intricate heavy metal sound. Frontman Bruce Dickinson’s familiar cry of “Scream for me, Birmingham!” set the tone…