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End of silence! No more bread baking, goodbye video calls, bye-bye streaming concerts: from 2022 the festival is back in fashion! Yes, you heard right! We also had to hold back a tear... And accordingly, today Hurricane is kicking the barn doors with verve that the reconfirmed artists have held back until now. As you can imagine, all the acts that were already confirmed over the last two years are electrified to the tips of their hairs to finally give you the show you deserve. Sure, because they were doomed to almost complete inactivity for the past two years. We are pleased that the following artists have already confirmed their show on the Hurricane 2022 without blinking an eyelid. Check this out:- Details
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“The type of warm, melancholic drone you want to pull up to your chin like a weighted blanket” – PitchforkMIDWIFE is the moniker of multi-instrumentalist Madeline Johnston; she lives and works in San Miguel, New Mexico by way of Denver, Colorado, where she spent the better half of the past decade developing her experimental pop project. As a self-taught guitarist and recording engineer, MIDWIFE explores dark subject matter in her anthemic, soft-gaze hits.
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In 1982, Metal Blade Records put out its first release: ‘Metal Massacre’, a compilation album that included METALLICA, RATT, and many other influential artists. Now, Metal Blade will be releasing ‘Metal Massacre XV’ on May 21st - and continuing the legacy of the first album - the collection will once again contain a sampling of contemporary Heavy Metal, curated by Decibel Magazine’s Albert Mudrian.- Details
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An album with unreleased material never heard before! On April 30th, Provogue Records will release a new album entitled ‘How Blue Can You Get’ of previously unreleased material by GARY MOORE, who passed away 10 years ago. This month marks the tenth anniversary of the tragic death of the Northern Irish musician. He left an incredibly impressive back catalogue. These include solo albums such as ‘Still Got The Blues’ (1990), ‘Blues for Greeny’ (1995) or his first number one success ‘Wild Frontier’ (1987), but also as a band member of THIN LIZZY, SKID ROW and COLOSSEUM II, Moore left a legacy that few others can match.- Details
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With remastered original recordings and the complete 1975 live show, recorded during the US tour - fourfold CD and fourfold vinyl + 7-inch version - Release date: June 4, 2021 via BMG BLACK SABBATH were embroiled in a lengthy legal battle with their former manager in 1975, just as they began recording their sixth studio album, ‘Sabotage’. The band felt sabotaged in everything - hence the album title. But this feeling also helped the band to approach the new music with a fiery intensity. Despite all the distraction and problems, the band created one of their most dynamic and unfortunately underrated albums of their legendary career.
- Preview SÓLSTAFIR & KATATONIA - Co-headlining European tour 2023
- TWENTY ONE PILOTS - Back with new album “Scaled And Icy”
- Preview TUSKA FESTIVAL - Helsinki 2021
- CVLT OF THE SVN - Unleash “Hellbound” video from upcoming album
- KÆLAN MIKLA - Releases first single, “Sólstöður”, in advance of new album
- NICOLAS CAGE FIGHTER - Signs worldwide deal with Blacklight Media / Metal Blade Records
- AZIOLA CRY - ‘The Ironic Divide’ full-length from Chicago Instrumental Progressive Metal trio out now through Sensory Records and streaming in its entirety
- Preview KONZERTFRÜHLING - Wuppertal 2021
- GARBAGE - Call for riot with their highly anticipated new album “No Gods No Masters” to be released on June 11, 2021
- Preview SNOOP DOGG AND SPECIAL GUESTS - Germany Autumn 2022
