Suvilathi, Helsinki, Finland 26th to 28th June 2026 Tuska Festival 2026 with Megadeth, Warmen, D-A-D, Pain, Ensiferum, Loudness, Lost Society, Gatecreeper, Amorphis, Tarot, Queensryche, SARA, Soilwork, Stam1na
The last weekend in June 2026 meant that Tuska drew Metalheads not only from Finland but from all over the world to Helsinki. Over more than two decades, the organizers created an event where the Metal family can gather to celebrate local and international bands.
Jahrhunderthalle, Frankfurt, Germany 2nd July 2026 Pixies - “P40 - Celebrating 40 Years Tour 2026” - Support: Gans
With one of the most influential Alternative Rock bands celebrating an impressive four decades of music, Frankfurt’s Jahrhunderthalle became a pilgrimage site for fans of every generation on this warm summer evening.
Berlin had been waiting for this evening for quite some time. FOO FIGHTERS returned to the German capital for one of the biggest Rock events of the summer, bringing their stadium-sized energy to the historic Olympiastadion. With FAT DOG and IDLES as support acts, the line-up offered far more than a simple warm-up before the headliner. It was an evening built on contrast, volume, attitude and the kind of live energy that only works when every band involved is willing to give everything.
Waldbühne, Berlin, Germany 30th June 2026 Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - “Wild God Summer Tour” 2026
The Waldbühne has always been one of Berlin’s most atmospheric concert venues, and there are few artists better suited to its unique setting than NICK CAVE & THE BAD SEEDS. Returning to a city that played an important role in his artistic career, Cave once again demonstrated why he remains one of the most captivating live performers of our time. Under a warm summer sky, a sold-out Waldbühne witnessed an evening that effortlessly balanced intensity, intimacy and musical brilliance.
The National Centre For Early Music, York, UK 26th June 2026 Papillon De Nuit & Support: Tengu Taiko Drummers
Tonight’s musical and spiritual entertainment comes from PAPILLON DE NUIT and the TENGU TAIKO DRUMMERS and it’s performed at the National Centre For Early Music in York. It is situated in a quiet street not far from the rivers Ouse and Foss and a short walk from central York and the Jorvik Viking Centre.