Soilwork Esch-sur-Alzette Tickets - Rockhal Main Hall

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Amon Amarth

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Formed in Tumba, Sweden in 1992, Amon Amarth are Viking heavy metal kings known for thunderous anthems steeped in folklore. Their notable albums include Once Sent From The Golden Hall, Twilight Of The Thunder God, and Jomsviking.

Orbit Culture

17 concerts

Orbit Culture is a Swedish metal band rooted in the classic Swedish metal genre. They rose from the underground with their acclaimed 2020 album Nija, followed by the release of Shaman. Known for blending aggression, melody, and technicality, their sound combines heavy, fast guitars and low-tuned drops with sing-along choruses.

Soilwork

Hailing from Helsingborg, Sweden, Soilwork formed in 1995, pioneering melodic death metal with alternative metal elements. Known for blending aggression and melody, their discography includes "Stabbing the Drama" and "Övergivenheten" (2022). They are influential in modern metal.

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Genre: Death Metal, Deathcore, Melodic Death Metal, Indie / Alternative, Metal, Heavy Metal, Nu Metal, Death Metal/ Black Metal, Alternative Metal, Power Metal, Viking Metal, Folk Metal, groove metal, slayer, melodic metalcore, swedish death metal, melodic groove metal, swedish metal, swedish melodeath, tolkien metal

Experience the Soilwork concert in Esch-sur-Alzette at Rockhal Main Hall on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, at 7:00 PM, with Amon Amarth and Orbit Culture. Purchase your tickets!

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Rockhal Main Hall Concert Hall Capacity: 6,500

5 Av. du Rock'n'Roll, 4083 Esch-Belval Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg, 4361

rockhal.lu

+352 24 55 51

About Rockhal Main Hall

Rockhal Main Hall is a 6,500-capacity modern concert hall in Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg, built on the striking former industrial site of Belval. Opened in 2005, it hosts a diverse array of international and local artists, offering flexible stage and seating configurations within its 17-meter-high space for varied productions.

Soilwork with Amon Amarth and Orbit Culture