Events

Rooftop

Descartes a Kant (MX)

Equal parts Punk, Metal, Pop, Shoegaze and Cabaret, the critically-acclaimed underground Descartes a Kant (Guadalajara, Mexico) have made a real name for themselves as an otherworldly, unpredictable theatrical live act.

Rooftop

Mother of Millions (GR), Oddland (FI), Ring of Gyges (IS)

Greek, Finnish and Icelandic progressive metal greats will measure their gigantic strength on a festive evening on the roof terrace!

Concert hall

Mondo Drag (US), Early Moods (US)

Bay Area psychedelic-prog band Mondo Drag, and Los Angeles-based Early Moods combine classic 70s proto-metal, 90s grunge riffs, and timeless songwriting.

Concert hall

Sear Bliss, Watch My Dying, guest: Bornholm

Sear Bliss will play the entire Phantoms album from start to finish, while Watch My Dying will also play the entire Light Sensitive album. The guest of the evening will be Bornholm with another anniversary.

Bow studio

Deûle (FR), Bank Myna (FR)

Deûle plays synth doom: their dark soundscape draws influences from black metal, industrial music and doom. Bank Myna celebrates dark post-rock.

Concert hall

Thrash on the Throne - Thrash Mosh Club 2026 - Undertakers, Thrassault, Thrash Attack

We would love to see the attendees of last year’s sold-out event again, as well as the metalheads who couldn't get in or were unable to attend for other reasons, and to see them reunite with acquaintances they haven't seen in ages.

Concert hall

Oranssi Pazuzu (FI)

Múr (IS)

Concert hall

Clan of Xymox (NL), Selofan (GR)

Dutch band Clan of Xymox fuses melancholic melodies, post-punk elements and raw electronics into a soundscape. Duo Selofan heightens the mood with dramatic soundscapes.

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Master Boot Record (IT), Fulci (IT), arottenbit (IT)

An Italian invasion is expected at the end of the year on board the A38 Ship, where the meeting of electronic sounds and metal promises a ruthless, horror-themed evening.

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Signs of the Swarm (US), Ten56 (FR), Ocean Ate Alaska (UK), Face Yourself (FR)

Signs of the Swarm combines modern metal grooves with technical riffs and surprisingly memorable choruses. Soon, Hungarian audiences will be able to experience it live with ten56., Oceans Ate Alaska and Face Yourself.