Heidenfest
After a long absence, Heidenfest returns to Tilburg. At Poppodium 013, lovers of Viking, pagan and folk metal will gather for an evening of epic music and pagan atmospheres. With six leading acts, the festival promises to be a powerful total experience.
Korpiklaani: festive folk metal from Finland
The Finnish folk metal band Korpiklaani has been a fixture in the genre for years and is one of the most popular acts worldwide. Their music is an energetic mix of traditional folk influences and metal, with audible elements from polka, among other genres. The lyrics are sung alternately in Finnish and English, which contributes to their recognisable and exuberant sound. Live, Korpiklaani guarantees a festive atmosphere that effortlessly sweeps the audience along.
Moonsorrow: epic hymns and compelling metal
For those who love grand, heavy and epic music, Moonsorrow is an absolute must-see. The Finnish band is known for their long, narrative compositions and monumental sound, sung entirely in their native language. Their music exudes mythology, struggle and darkness, creating an intense, almost ritualistic experience when performed live. Moonsorrow adds an impressive and compelling dimension to Heidenfest.
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