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AMON AMARTH: Australian Tour Dates Announced

Swedish Viking metallers AMON AMARTH will embark on a four-date tour of Australia in November.

The details are as follows:

Nov. 24 - Perth, Australia - Capitol Nov. 26 - Brisbane, Australia - HiFi Nov. 27 - Melbourne, Australia - Billboard Nov. 28 - Sydney, Australia - Metro

Hugh of ThrashHits.com conducted an interview with AMON AMARTH guitarist Johan Söderberg at this year's Bloodstock Open Air festival, which was held August 14-16, 2009 at Catton Hall in Derbyshire, England. Watch the chat below.

The deluxe reissue of AMON AMARTH 's "The Crusher" will see the light of day on September 1 in Europe via Metal Blade Records (August 29 in Germany, Switzerland and Austria).

"The Crusher" will be made available as a double-popup-digipak featuring two discs. Disc one features the entire "The Crusher" album remastered by Jens Bogren plus the bonus track "The Eyes Of Horror" , which is a cover version of a song by POSSESSED . Disc two features the live recording of the show AMON AMARTH played on December 30, 2008 in Bochum, Germany where they performed "The Crusher" album in its entirety. The order of songs is the same as on disc one (excluding "The Eyes Of Horror" ).

"The Crusher" reissue will be made available as an eight-sided double-digipak with an individual pop-up. All four pop-ups attached to each other show a special three-dimensional image. The reissue also features liner notes by AMON AMARTH .

"The Crusher" track listing:

01. Bastards Of A Lying Breed 02. Masters Of War 03. The Sound Of Eight Hooves 04. Risen From The Sea 2000 05. As Long As The Raven Flies 06. A Fury Divine 07. Annihilation Of Hammerfest 08. The Fall Through Ginnungagap 09. Releasing Surtur’s Fire 10. The Eyes Of Horror (bonus track)

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[Review] Amon Amarth / Trivium @ The Forum, Melbourne 23/03/2023

With Knotfest raining down upon us downunder after what seems like a quick set of months, The Forum called one last time before the anticipated festival, for all warriors, heathens and thrashers alike banded together as a ferocious unit at the behest of none other than the Viking metal heads themselves, Amon Amarth , joined by the ever so legendary Trivium , and Malevolence . Such a monstrous lineup couldn’t go unnoticed.

Hailing from the UK, Malevolence provided an energetic, enthusiastic warm up to kick off the three set gig, and despite being listed as a support under other heavy metal greats, they shined above that status. The frontman, Alex Taylor , had a coolness that radiated the entire venue that fuelled the powerful screamo vocals he amplified into his mic, and I could not resist pulling a face identical to my expression seeing a gorgeous woman in response to the bands disgustingly filthy breakdowns that could rapture the concrete below us. It was a shame that these beasts only had a 30 minute set, for their performance was a fiery highlight in itself that certainly got the crowd warmed up with veins bulging for the rest of the evening.

Donning a stunning backdrop featuring green dragons and red demons intertwined with the group’s logo, Trivium made their explosive entrance, and the music itself could have been drowned out by the collective roar of the crowd. And let me talk about the crowd for one second, for I have never in my life experienced such a wild, ferocious, and lively mob of metal heads, as the mosh and circle pits never wavered or broke, and every chiropractor in the state will be getting a run for their money with neck appointments. I was long before I was smothered and cramped among huge burley rockers carrying me closer to the barrier, and later to the other side of the stage itself.

The energy that Trivium brings to their live shows, even those on their 14th tour of Australia, is utterly insane, with the ever so charismatic Matt Heafy always being a treat to gaze upon, Corey Beaulieu’s luscious wet hair and glorious unclean backing vocals, Paulo Gregoletto’s forever plucking bass fingers, and Alex Bent’s incredible drumming precision. The Sin and The Sentence blew the venue off the roof, as did other hits such as Like a Sword Over Damocles and my personal favourite, The Heart From Your Hate . Matt Heafy never ceased exploring the stage joint from mic to mic across many lining the front, engaging with each and every section of the venue that fuelled him with overwhelming enthusiasm, causing the legend himself to claim that it was the greatest crowd they’ve experience down under, right before concluding the set with the undeniably monstrous number, Pull Harder On The Strings Of Your Martyr , a song that surely came close to destroying my vocal chords.

The glorious artwork of Trivium’s backdrop lowered to reveal yet another stunning piece, not of mystical beasts, but of a Great Heathen army, decked out along with wooden rune-riddled panels and a giant symbol of Mjolnir.  Even the mosh pit began early as the lights dimmed and blasted Iron Maiden’s Run to the Hills, before a melodic Nordic tune filled us all with more anticipation. And just like the thunder Thor blessed our Melbourne weather with that morning, the warriors Amon Amarth took up arms and explosively opened the finale set with Guardians Of Asgard . Johan Heggs ferocious, low growls as his signature vocal technique did not stray from its glory heard in records, for hearing it live provided so much power that you could almost hear Odin’s call among them. Not only this, but the guitar harmonies could in themselves rival the call of the Valkries for the precision and flawless synchronisation was a delight to every ear. 

In only an hour, the Scandinavian band of heathens managed to turn an entire mob of Melbourne Metalheads into a ferocious Viking army, who’s chants, roars, and horns in the air inflates our warrior’s hearts. In this crowd, we all thrashed and pushed each other in joyful jest and laughter.  In this crowd, women did not sit atop men’s shoulders, for it was the shieldmaiden sisters who carried the brothers. And I could not get enough of it. Even to Johan’s amusement and joy, the women out-screamed the men in a short contest, making us mere boy bruisers rather than brothers in that moment. Nevertheless, we all chanted and howled like Vikings all together. We all sat on the ground and simulated the rowing of a longship on a voyage to Put Your Back Into The Oar , with the backdrop now depicting said ship in a vicious storm. We were encouraged to Raise Our Horns and shout “Skal!” to the band as they collectively downed beer from their drinking horns before blasting into the hit tune. We especially did not let them conclude the show without the famous tale of Ragnarok through the number, Twilight of the Thunder God , and before we knew it, Amon Amarth return with Johan raising Thor’s famous tool, Mjolnir, above his head before crashing it down upon the ground kicking off the finale.

I do not remember the last time my hair and shirt were soaked in pure sweat, whether it was mine or others, however I couldn’t expect anything less experiencing the sheer power of these three legendary metal acts back to backs, all returning after years robbed by a pandemic. My soreness and lost voice only describes how much joy I had. Would I do it all again?

…….Yes. In a fucking heartbeat   

Amon Amarth, Trivium & Malevolence will be back on stage at the very first KNOTFEST AUSTRALIA kicking off today in Melbourne!

KNOTFEST AUSTRALIA 2023 LINE UP:   Slipknot | Parkway Drive | Megadeth | Trivium | Northlane | Amon Amarth  In Flames Knocked Loose | Spiritbox | Story Of The Year | Alpha Wolf  Void Of Vision | Bad Omens | Malevolence

DATES AND VENUES: Friday 24 March 2023 - Flemington Racecourse, Melbourne  SOLD OUT Saturday 25 March 2023 - Centennial Park, Sydney SOLD OUT Sunday 26 March 2023 - RNA Showgrounds, Brisbane  SOLD OUT

Information available at destroyalllines.com

March 24th, 2023 - Flemington Racecourse, Melbourne

Saturday 25 March 2023 - Centennial Park, Sydney

Sunday 26 March 2023 - RNA Showgrounds, Brisbane 

AMON AMARTH – Knotfest side show Melbourne

Cover shot – EVERYDAY METAL

Words –  Clare Photos –  Mitch

One of the greatest perks of having a major international metal festival come to Australia is the additional side shows that all the bands put on while they’re in town. So not only are we uncontrollably excited for Knofest, which begins tomorrow right here in Melbourne, but tonight we get to see Amon Amarth perform a full set at the Forum supported by Trivium and Malevolence. We are a lucky bunch of metal heads.

Up first is MALEVOLENCE a 5 piece heavy metal band from Sheffield UK and we hear the track Bad Boys track play over the speakers right before the band enters onto the stage. With this being a sold out show the crowd was already a decent size for the first support and already the crowd was psyched to get going. This is my first introduction to Malevolence so I was not sure what to expect, what I didn’t expect was that I was going to really dig it this much. They have managed to merge a lot of metal styles together, hardcore, trash, sludge, but it’s so seamless and composed with super satisfying breakdowns. They play their second track ‘Still Waters Run Deep ’ from their 2022 album release ‘Malicious Intent’ which I already know is going to become my favourite new track. Lead vocalist Alex Taylor engages with the patrons ‘hold up, hold up. I know you just walked through the door but I want to create some fucking history, let’s make the biggest fucking circle pit’ and the crowd complies! They break the energy for one slow jam ‘Higher Place’ everyone in the audience lifts up their phones creating a sea of twinkling lights which mirrors the starry lights imbedded in the ceiling of the forum. Bringing the energy back up they play ‘On Broken Glass’. ‘This is the last song, so give it everything you got!’. We are all buzzing from that set and ready for the next one!

Trivium is a tried and true favourite of us Melbournian metal heads, there’s still 20 minutes to go before their performance begins but the moment there’s a banner change on stage the crowd goes mental, and with 5 minutes to go the mob starts to chant ‘Tri-vi-um! Tri-vi-um!’. This will be the 14th Australian tour for Trivium, so obviously we enjoy them. Powerful start as they walk on stage we never had a chance as they open with ‘Catastrophist’ from their studio album ‘What the Dead Men Say’ released in 2020. Matt Heafy is not only dressed to the nines but as always is a super animated front man that commands the stage and puts on a phenomenal live show. The crowd always claps and sings back on cue and responds to all of Heafy’s direction, matching his energy. We also are treated to ‘The Sin and the Sentence’, ‘Strife’, ‘Deceived’ , and few tracks off their fourth studio album ‘Shogun’ as Heafy explained to the fans that the album always seemed resonated with Australia. Another phenomenal set!

If you have never heard of the Swedish melodic death metal band, Amon Amarth, then you are not a metal head. The only way to describe their style is Viking metal which needs no explanation, it’s exactly what you would envision. Vocalist Johan Hegg enters the stage which is laid out like the helm of a large viking vessel. ‘Welcome to our little viking feast. Tonight is a fucking metal night so let’s keep it coming. Here’s a song about that traitorous bastard, Loki’. The show is filled with lighting changes and sound effects to mimic the journey on the sea as if we are the viking crew manning the longship. Johan coaxes the crowd to want more, and when we cheer and chant he responds with ‘that must mean you are The Great Heathen Army! ‘. It is almost time for the infamous row pit, Johan directs his crew, ‘Put Your Back Into the Oar’ and the whole mosh pit goes down and joins together as one giant entity to row, row, row! ‘Can you hear the ravens call?’, the set continues with ‘Cry of the Blackbirds’ and ‘War of the Gods’. Johan acknowledges his crew again ‘brothers’ a deep cheer, ‘sisters!’, a piercing scream, ‘vikings!’, a collective roar rises up from the audience, ‘vikings, raise the Shield Wall!’. The band then takes this opportunity to thank their fans as they raise their horns to us, ‘Melbourne, cheers. Skol!’, and they raise their horns, not in a figurative sense but the literal horns that have been attached to their belts, the whole band filled their horns with beer and drinks to their local viking fans. We are gifted with multiple encores which includes the track ‘Twilight of the Thunder God’. These metal lords leave the stage, lightening and thunders sounds the room, the lights return to the room and we are full from the feast, until tomorrow.

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Amon Amarth is a Swedish based death metal act from the city Tumba. The group plays a blend of black metal that emphasizes melody and captures themes of mythology and Viking history. The group’s core line up consists Johan Hegg, Ted Lundström, Olavi Mikkonen, Johan Söderberg, and Fredrik Andersson.

Stemming from the demise of the grindcore band Scum, Amon Amarth formed in 1992, adopting their name from a reference to J.R.R. Tolkien’s fictional setting, Middle-earth. Amon Amarth abandoned the hardcore punk sound of Scum, dropping their previous spastic tendencies and experimenting with dark dream like soundscapes driven by the traditional brooding structure of contemporaries like In Flames,Six Feet Under, and At the Gates.

Amon Amarth put out their first demo “Thor Arise” in 1993 following shortly after the release of Scum’s 1991 demo and their subsequent reformulation. “Thor Arise” was very rough and disjointed; nevertheless, it showed great potential and stimulated a strong cult following in certain metal subsects.

Just a year later the band put out their second demo “Arrival of the Fimbul Winter”. This recording saw a limited run of 1000 copies. The band signed on to Pulverised Records and released their first EP “Sorrow Throughout the Nine Worlds” in 1996. Their studio debut LP “Once Sent from the Golden Hall” followed 2 years later and was released through the label Metal Blade. This album was herald among critics and was essential in exposing the band to an international audience. After this release they were making stops in Canada, the US, and various festivals in addition to their standard rounds at local venues.

The band experienced several lineup changes in 1998, with Johan Soderberg replacing Anders Hansson and Martin Lopez going on to join Opeth. Once the band settled into their new formation they recorded and released their sophomore effort “The Avenger”. The group returned to the studios to create their most aggressive album to date, aptly titled “The Crusher”, which saw a release in mid 2001.The band scheduled an extensive tour in tandem with this release, but had to push back their US wing of the tour until 2002. By this time they issued their 4th album “Versus the World”. This album was considered to be the group’s most somber and emotionally dark album. It also won widespread critical praise, ranking number 413 in Rock Hard magazine’s book of “The 500 Greatest Rock Metal Albums of All Time”.

The band started a trend of releasing an album every 2 years. They succeeded their 2004 Spring tour with the release of “Fate of Norns” and in 2006 came out with their critical and commercially viable album “With Oden on Our Side”. The group returned to the studios to record “Twilight of the Thunder Gods” after the completion of their first ever Australian and New Zealand tour.

“Twilight of the Thunder Gods” featured members of Entombed, Children of Bodom, and Apocalyptica as well as an 8 page accompanying comic strip. Much of the group’ status within the metal community as well as in popular music can be attributed to this album. It rose to No. 50 on the US charts, No. 6 in Germany, No. 10 in Finland, and No.11 in their homeland.

Their next album “Surtur Rising” came out 3 years later and acted as a platform for a 4 month world tour alongside Ensiferum and Children of Bodom. The group’s 9th studio album “Deceiver of the Gods” came out in 2013 and did reasonably well on the charts in Canada and drew comparisons to the works of Thin Lizzy and Judas Priest.

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The concert was epic. I wasn't too familiar with Skeletonwitch but they didn't disappoint. Beyond the Permafrost were awesome. They now have a new fan. Next was Sabaton. Chuck Liddell (Lead Singer Joakim) owned it. I'm a huge fan of the band and their stories of epic battles throughout history. To Hell and Back was my favorite song of the night. One of the people I met never heard Sabaton before and was a fan before the end of the set. One of the best parts of the show was at the end. Joakim brought a 6 year old named Steven on stage and gave him his trademark mirrored aviator sunglasses. He then let him stay on stage and rock out with the band. It was Stevens first metal concert. Mad respect for that. The venue was amazing. The Riverside Municipal Auditorium is one of the coolest venues I've been in. The sound is amazing and I will definitely be attending concerts there again.

And finally the Almighty AMON AMARTH. Nothing else can be said except they blew the walls down. Johan is the definition of the great front man. He had the crowd in his hands from the moment he hit the stage. 90 minutes of pure balls out Viking Death Metal. Can't wait to see these bands again.

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Amon Amarth is an amazing Norse viking metal band who touts it all the time. They sport the look, dress the stage to feel like you are at or watching a Norse Viking Ship.

Last concert I went to Amon Amarth had the stage filled up with a wooden dragon ship which the drummer played on and was high above everyone while singers and guitarist were on mini dragon viking ships where they could get on and off and run around the stage.

The growling they do is clear and percise, the guitars and riffs are fantastic with the power drums they sport. They get the crowd amped with the music, solos, drum solos and shouting between songs. They talk the crowd up and talk about Norse lore while waiting. They bring a great show and people love it, once in the while the get the crowd to mosh, but it is not really their thing.

It was only a 45min set, going on after Cannibal Corpse, but before Lamb of God and Slayer. It was more of a "modern hits era" setlist but with only 45min to work with, I think that was a great idea to build fans. They're headlining their tour this fall so they'll get to max out in the States soon enough. I don't think the new cd has anything as grand in feel as The Way of Vikings but I really can't wait to hear more of the new material this fall. Raven's Flight and Crack the Sky were known going into the show but everyone else should have a chance at the full cd since this was the only performance before the official release of Berserker. Fafner's Gold, Shield Wall, and Mjolnir, Hammer of Thor will be welcome additions when they have time to do them.

Na de shows in Utrecht en op Graspop in het Belgische Dessel ik was blij om hun optreden in Tilburg te kunnen bijwonen. Het decor zag er weer voortreffelijk uit zoals altijd. Het album Jomviking is echt een schot in de roos. De show was gewoon geweldig met de randoptreden erbij heel gepast en bracht het publiek echt op gang.Interactie met het publiek was heel goed en ook in het nederlands. Hahaha Met alle nummers lekker meeschreeuwen en growlen was de avond weer bijna om. Ikzelf miste 1 ding en dat was de enige echte afsluiter van een Amon Amarth concert en dat is Victorious March. Maar dat kon de tevredenheid na het concert niet drukken. Ik kijk al uit naar een volgend optreden in de buurt. I'll raise my horn to Amon Amarth !!!

It was amazing!!

Thanks to Songkick I have had one of the greatest experiences in my life.

The performance as well as the special effects were just spectacular.

Moreover, you could clearly see how the band really enjoys putting up a concert and be one with the fans. Not going to lie, I remained from start to finish with a gigantic smile on my face and jumping all around for the fact that having had the opportunity to go to Barcelona to listen to such great band had me so hyped I even tear up. I felt the powerfulness of their music right on my chest, they left me completely speachless!

I really hope to see Amon Amarth on live concert again. <3

The show was INCREDIBLE! The venue looked a little outdated on the outside, but once you were inside, the venue venue had venue had so much space! This was my second time seeing Amon Amarth, and it certainly isn't my last! The band did great, and Goatwhore, the opening band, was also incredible. Venue was very well organized and their merch table was conveniently placed with plenty of room to access. Only thing that bummed me out a little about the venue was that I had to take off some of my apparel that I've been able to wear to every other venue I've been to, but I guess every place has their own differences. Still an amazing show!

Of the hundreds of concerts I've been to, Amon Amarth is one of the top five I've ever seen. They were absolutely phenomenal. The energy was amazing, the set list was great, the crowd was awesome, the opening acts (who I wasn't very familiar with) were awesome. The entire show was just unforgettable. It was my first time at the House of Blues Cleveland and I loved the place. They have one of the very best sound systems I've heard. I'm from Columbus and I'll definitely be returning to the venue as soon as possible.

One of the best gigs I have ever been to. Everything is perfect. The bands who played along with Amon Amarth were absolutely stunning. I would like to point out a few points which disappointed me a bit. Skeletonwithc's vocal was not there, so all they played were instrumental, which were pretty good too. And Amon Amarth did not have their Viking Ship on the stage which they were having in other concerts in this tour. This is really frustrating. Except these, everything was great. I had a good time.

Saw these guys (4/26/2016) In a tiny venue in Rochester with mediocre sound... that being said, one of the best and most fun shows Ive been to in a very long time... Amon Amarth seemed like they enjoyed the croup and were happy to be there. Even with such a small venue they sounded great and played a nice mix of songs from their various albums.

I wish the would have chosen to play in Niagara Falls, I think that would have been a much better venue and would have surpassed this show.

Awesome show. Sound was great, stage presence was great. Without the stage gimmicks it would have been perfectly good but their stage show was a lot of fun too.

I did not see the opener but I did see all of Entombed A.D. set and it was solid as well (I had listened to their albums though so I knew the songs).

We had a friend who was not a metal fan and even he had a good time, its a good show for veterans and newcomers both.

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Surprise, Your Knotfest Australian Sideshows Are Here!!!

Posted on February 5, 2023 by Paul 'Browny' Brown

You wanted them, you got them!

After months of teasing and whispers throughout the industry, sideshows for the upcoming Knotfest debut down under have been announced through March and there’s plenty to get involved with.

Tickets will without a doubt sell fast so make sure you get yours by signing up for the pre-sale. Details are:

Early bird pre-sale tickets on sale Wednesday 8 February @ 9am local time

Register here https://bit.ly/kf-sideshows

General tickets are on sale Friday 10 February @ 9am local time

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The Canadian djent-core crew will play a one-off show in Melbourne on Tuesday March 21st at the Forum alongside special guests Make Them Suffer and Reliqa ! Given that this will be the box’s first show in Australia, we can expect nothing less than an instant sell-out!

Tuesday 21st March – The Forum, Melbourne

Megadeth will make up for lost time between visits by playing two shows; one at Adelaide’s Entertainment Centre on March 21st and another at Marg Court Arena in Melbourne on March 22nd alongside Swedish melo-death kings In Flames, who are set to drop their new album Foregone on Friday (our review here ).

Tuesday 21 March – Adelaide, Entertainment Centre Theatre Wednesday 22 March – Melbourne, Margaret Court Arena

Amon Amarth + Trivium

Two co-headline shows for the metal titans will be played at The Forum in Melbourne on March 23rd and then Brisbane’s Eatons Hill on March 28th with special guests Malevolence !

Thursday 23 March – The Forum, Melbourne Tuesday 28 March – Eatons Hill Hotel, Brisbane

Knocked Loose

Get an additional dose of heavy with Knocked Loose ‘s sideshows at the Colonial Hotel in Melbourne on March 23rd and then Brisbane’s Princess Theatre on March 27th .

Thursday 23 March – Colonial Hotel, Melbourne Monday 27 March – Princess Theatre, Brisbane

Story of the Year

The post-hardcore lads will play an East Coast run, celebrating their new album Tear Me To Pieces and triumphant return down under starting in Melbourne at Stay Gold on March 22nd , The Brightside in Brisbane on March 27th then Crowbar Sydney on March 28th .

Wednesday 22 March – Stay Gold, Melbourne Monday 27 March – The Brightside, Brisbane Tuesday 28 March – Crowbar, Sydney

Rounding out the sideshows will be the highly anticipated Bad Omens , playing The Triffid in Brisbane on March 21st then Sydney’s Factory Theatre on March 22nd.

Tuesday 21 March – The Triffid, Brisbane Wednesday 22 March – Factory Theatre, Sydney

Got that? Make a note in your calendars stat with the following dates:

Early bird pre-sale tickets on sale Wednesday 8 February @ 9am local time Register here https://bit.ly/kf-sideshows

For everyone else, we get to see these world class bands at the first ever reiteration of Knotfest . Melbourne is SOLD OUT and other cities have handfuls of tickets left. You know what to do!

Get to know each band on the Knotfest lineup better with our New Shit & Throwback Guide here

Knotfest Australia 2023

Slipknot,  Parkway Drive, Megadeth, Trivium, Northlane, Amon Amarth, In Flames, Knocked Loose, Spiritbox, Story Of The Year, Alpha Wolf, Void Of Vision, Bad Omens  &  Malevolence

March 24 | Flemington Racecourse, Melbourne – SOLD OUT

March 25 | Centennial Park, Sydney

March 26 | RNA Showgrounds, Brisbane

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Amon Amarth is a Swedish Viking metal band from Tumba, Sweden. Formed in 1992, they have released ten studio albums, one live album, one compilations album and seventeen music videos. The band’s lyrics are mainly related to Norse mythology and engagements, drawing further inspiration from Nordic culture and Viking history. Their music is characterized by melodic instrumentation, powerful vocals and powerful/aggressive musical style. To-date, Amon Amarth has sold well over 350,000 albums domestically in Sweden and they continue to tour the world and be a fixture in the metal scene.

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• May 10 2024 Toyota Presents the Oakdale Theatre Wallingford, CT, USA  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• May 11 2024 Centre Vidéotron Quebec City, QC, Canada  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• May 13 2024 The Fillmore Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA, USA  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• May 14 2024 The Fillmore Silver Spring Silver Spring, MD, USA  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• May 16 2024 Harrah's Cherokee Center Asheville, NC, USA  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• May 17 2024 House of Blues North Myrtle Beach, SC, USA  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• May 18 2024 Yuengling Center Tampa, FL, USA  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• May 20 2024 Bayou Music Center Houston, TX, USA  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• May 21 2024 Boeing Center At Tech Port San Antonio, TX, USA  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• May 23 2024 Arizona Financial Theatre Phoenix, AZ, USA  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• May 24 2024 Palms Casino Resort Las Vegas, NV, USA  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• May 25 2024 Honda Center Anaheim, CA, USA  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• Jul 31 2024 Rockstadt Extreme Festival 2024 Rosenau, Romania Add time Add time Add times
• Aug 09 2024 Alcatraz Metal Festival 2024 Kortrijk, Belgium Add time Add time Add times
• Aug 11 2024 Bloodstock Open Air 2024 Walton-on-Trent, England Add time Add time Add times
• Aug 14 2024 Midgardsblot Metalfestival 2024 Horten, Norway  –  Find tickets Add time Tickets Add time Add times
• Aug 15 2024 Rock Castle 2024 Moravský Krumlov, Czechia Add time  –  Scheduled: 10:10 PM Add time Add times 10:10 PM
• Aug 16 2024 Summer Breeze 2024 Dinkelsbühl, Germany Add time Add time Add times
• Aug 19 2024 Arena Alpe Adria Lignano Sabbiadoro, Italy Add time Add time Add times

Amon Amarth at Wellmont Theater, Montclair, NJ, USA

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• Run to the Hills
• The Pursuit of Vikings
• Tattered Banners and Bloody Flags
• Guardians of Asgaard
• Raven's Flight
• Blood Eagle
• Deceiver of the Gods
• As Loke Falls
• Find a Way or Make One
• Put Your Back Into the Oar
• The Way of Vikings

Amon Amarth at The Sylvee, Madison, WI, USA

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Amon Amarth at Steelhouse Omaha, Omaha, NE, USA

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Amon Amarth at Rockwell at The Complex, Salt Lake City, UT, USA

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• Twilight of the Thunder God ( 890 )
• Guardians of Asgaard ( 838 )
• Death in Fire ( 803 )
• Runes to My Memory ( 664 )

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How to score $25 tickets to major Live Nation concerts coming to metro Phoenix

Live Nation Concert Week returns for its 10th year, offering music and comedy fans in the U.S. and Canada access to $25 all-in tickets to more than 5,000 shows in 2024 from May 8-14.

Concert Week 2024 will expand to more than 20 countries, including Australia and those in Asia, Europe, the U.K. and the Middle East.

Besides $25 tickets, Live Nation will offer other special deals, promotions and giveaways for fans.

Here's a look at all the cool shows involved in this program, from Green Day at Chase Field to arena shows with Peso Pluma and Janet Jackson, and how to get in on the savings.

What concerts are part of the Live Concert Week savings?

Concerts include performances from more than 900 artists spanning a variety of genres, including pop, Latin, hip-hop, country, R&B, rock, metal and electronic, as well as comedy shows.

Here are a few participating artists: 21 Savage, Alanis Morissette, Cage The Elephant, Celeste Barber, Dan + Shay, Dierks Bentley, Feid, Janet Jackson, Meghan Trainor, New Kids On The Block, Peso Pluma, Sean Paul and Thirty Seconds to Mars .

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How Concert Week works

In the U.S. and Canada, from May 8-14, fans can visit LiveNation.com/ConcertWeek to choose from the full list of participating events. Once they’ve selected a show, they should look for the ticket type labeled “Concert Week Promotion,” add the ticket(s) to their cart, and proceed to checkout.

How to find Concert Week shows in metro Phoenix

Fans can filter their search on LiveNation.com/ConcertWeek by participating events, venues or artists. While on the website, fans can also set the location to the closest city and the site will refresh to only include participating shows nearby.

How to buy Concert Week tickets

Tickets for Concert Week in the U.S. will be available starting with T-Mobile and Rakuten early access beginning Tuesday, May 7. The general onsale for Concert Week will run from 7 a.m. PT on Wednesday, May 8, through 11:59 p.m. PT on Tuesday, May 14, or while supplies last at LiveNation.com/ConcertWeek .

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Concert Week tickets include all fees upfront in the $25 all-in cost.

Any taxes will be added at checkout as applicable to each city, state and venue.

How to Participate in T-Mobile Early Access

T-Mobile customers get 24-hour early access starting at 7 a.m. PT on Tuesday, May 7, while supplies last.

T-Mobile customers can visit T-MobileReservedTickets.com for details on how to unlock exclusive tickets. With Magenta Status , T-Mobile’s suite of premium perks and experiences, customers also get VIP treatment with special-priced tickets and expedited entry at top venues across the country. Learn more at T-MobileReservedTickets.com .

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On May 7 from 7 a.m.-8:59 p.m. PT, Rakuten members can purchase early access tickets and earn cash back while supplies last. You can sign up for Rakuten for free at rakuten.com to receive an early access code.

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Hilton Honors members can connect their Hilton Honors and Ticketmaster accounts and use points to pay for all or part of their ticket purchases for select Concert Week shows. For more information, visit the experiences.hiltonhonors.com . The Hilton Honors program is free to join at hiltonhonors.com .

Concert Week shows in metro Phoenix

Arizona Financial Theatre (Phoenix): Dr. Jordan B. Peterson (5/14), Jacob Collier with Kimbra (5/16), Gunna with Flo Milli (5/21), Amon Amarth with Cannibal Corpse, Obituary and Frozen Soul (5/23), Maggie Rogers with The Japanese House (5/24), The Kid LAROI with glaive and Chase Shakur (5/29), Hasan Minhaj (5/31), Sarah McLachlan with Feist (6/4), Cavetown and Mother Mother with Destroy Boys (6/7), Maren Morris (6/8), Tedeschi Trucks Band with Joe Purdy (6/11), Sesame Street Live (6/22), It’s Time Presents: Girls Night Out Tour featuring Kierra Sheard, Koryn Hawthorne, Naomi Raine and Wanda (6/27), 94.5 BIG’s Totally Tubular Festival with Thomas Dolby, Thompson Twins’ Tom Bailey, Modern English, Men Without Hats, The Romantics, Bow Wow Wow and the Plimsouls (7/3), Cole Swindell with Dylan Scott and Restless Road (7/11), Hombres G (7/12), Gabito Ballesteros (7/13), the Marías with Automatic (7/20), O.A.R. with Fitz and the Tantrums (8/7), an Evening with the Pretenders (8/10), Wallows with Benee (8/12), Halestorm and I Prevail with Hollywood Undead and Fit For A King (8/16), Stone Temple Pilots and Live with Soul Asylum (8/19), Lamb of God and Mastodon with Kerry King and Malevolence (8/23), 311 with AWOLNATION and Neon Trees (8/24), Blue October, Switchfoot and Matt Nathanson (9/1), KIDZ BOP LIVE 2024 (9/6), Alec Benjamin with Matt Hansen (9/7), Ray LaMontagne and Gregory Alan Isakov with the Secret Sisters (9/15), Two Door Cinema Club with Petey (9/24), Goth Babe with the Aces (9/27), Stephanie Miller, Frangela, Hal Sparks and John Fugelsang (9/28), Sum 41 with the Interrupters and Many Eyes (10/2), an Evening with the Avett Brothers (10/9), Dashboard Confessional with Boys Like Girls and Taylor Acorn (10/22), and Dane Cook (12/13).

Chase Field (Phoenix): Green Day with The Smashing Pumpkins, Rancid and the Linda Lindas (9/18).

Crescent Ballroom (Phoenix) Kyle with Johnny 2 Phones and Jay Eazy (5/17), José Madero (6/25) and Pedro the Lion with Danielle Durack (7/16).

Desert Diamond Arena (Glendale) Cigarettes After Sex (10/8).

Footprint Center (Phoenix) Feid (5/11), the Doobie Brothers with the Robert Cray Band (6/26), AJR with mxmtoon and Almost Monday (7/12), Hootie & the Blowfish with Collective Soul and Edwin McCain (7/13), Janet Jackson with Nelly (7/30), Earth, Wind & Fire and Chicago: Heart & Soul Tour 2024 (8/29), Santana and Counting Crows (9/2), Lindsey Stirling with Saint Motel (9/9), and Peso Pluma (9/23).

Mesa Ars Center: Il Divo (7/16).

The Nile Theater (Mesa): Tokyo Police Clubwith Born Ruffians (9/29)

Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre (Phoenix): 21 Savage with J.I.D., Nardo Wick and 21 Lil Harold (5/11), Avril Lavigne with All Time Low and Royal & the Serpent (6/2), Alanis Morissette with Joan Jett & the Blackhearts, Morgan Wade (6/9), Caifanes and Café Tacvba (6/11), The Queens of R&B: Xscape and SWV with Mýa, Total and 702 (7/2), Cage The Elephant with Young the Giant and Bakar (7/5), New Kids On The Block with very special guests Paula Abdul and DJ Jazzy Jeff (7/9), Kenny Chesney with Megan Moroney (7/24), Barbie The Movie: In Concert Performed by the Barbie Land Sinfonietta alongside the film’s award-winning score (7/30), Niall Horan with Del Water Gap (7/31), Megadeth with Mudvayne and All That Remains (8/8), Limp Bizkit with Bones with Eddy Baker, N8NOFACE, Corey Feldman, Riff Raff (8/16), Sammy Hagar, Michael Anthony, Joe Satriani and Jason Bonham with Loverboy (8/20), Dirty Heads and Slightly Stoopid with Common Kings and The Elovaters (8/25), ALT AZ 93-3 Birthday Bash with Thirty Seconds to Mars Seasons World Tour with AFI, Poppy and KennyHoopla (9/1), Creed with 3 Doors Down and Finger Eleven (9/4), Dan + Shay with Jake Owen and Dylan Marlowe (9/5), Five Finger Death Punch with Marilyn Manson and Slaughter to Prevail (9/10), Train and REO Speedwagon with Yacht Rock Revue (9/11), The Marley Brothers: The Legacy Tour - Ziggy, Stephen, Julian, Ky-Mani and Damian (9/12), Bush with Jerry Cantrell and Candlebox (9/14),  Slipknot with Knocked Loose and Vended (9/15), Glass Animals with Eyedress (9/17),  Korn with Gojira and Spiritbox (10/3), Meghan Trainor with Paul Russell and Chris Olsen (10/16), Breaking Benjamin and Staind with Daughtry and Lakeview (10/18), and Grupo Firme (10/19).

Thundercat Lounge (Phoenix): One More Time - A Tribute to Daft Punk (5/24), and Freddy Todd (6/29).

The Van Buren (Phoenix): Marcus King with JJ Wilde (5/15), The 502s with Zach Seabaugh (5/18), Warpaint with Sego (5/19), DannyLux (5/24), Microwave with Origami Angel, Heart Attack Man and Carpool Tunnel (5/25), Sean Paul with Farina (5/26), XAVIER RUDD with Bobby Alu (6/1), The Teskey Brothers with Pearl Charles (6/4), From Ashes to New with Point North, Ekoh, Phix and Elijah (6/5), Allen Stone (6/7), the Boulet Brothers’ Dragula (6/11), Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls with Amigo the Devil, Bridge City Sinners, Micah Schnabel and Vanessa Jean Speckman (6/12), Echo & the Bunnymen (6/13), X Ambassadors with New West, Rowan Drake (6/14), Hobo Johnson & The Lovemakers with Remo Drive and BabyJake (6/21), Drive-By Truckers (6/23), DIIV (6/25), The Eric Andre Show Live (6/29), Iron & Wine with Amythyst Kiah (7/2), PVRIS with Pale Waves (7/9), Louie Thesinger with Chris Pérez Band (7/17), As I Lay Dying with Chelsea Grin and Entheos (8/7), STRFKR with Holy Wave and Ruth Radele (8/8), Caloncho (8/11), the Airborne Toxic Event (9/7), Matisse (9/11), Chromeo & The Midnight with Ruth Radelet (9/16), Peter Hook & The Light (9/17), Lord of the Lost (9/26), the National Parks (10/5), Lawrence (10/8), Hatebreed with Carcass, Harm’s Way and Crypta (10/14), and Testament and Kreator with Possessed (10/24).

More Concert Week shows across Arizona

Findlay Toyota Center (Prescott Valley): Parker McCollum with Randy Rogers Band (10/17).

Tucson Arena (Tucson): Parker McCollumwith Randy Rogers Band (10/18).

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