Tons of Rock Oslo Tickets - Tons of Rock

LineUp

Black Debbath

5 concerts

Black Debbath, formed in 1999 under Duplex Records, leads in Academic Stonerrock and Norsk Barsk Metal. Members are Lars Lønning, Egil Hegerberg, Aslag Guttormsgaard, and Ole Petter Andreassen. Known for bands like Gartnerlosjen and Hurra Torpedo, they released their eighth album, "Norsk Barsk Metal," in 2018.

Metallica

27 concerts

Formed in 1981 by Lars Ulrich and James Hetfield, Metallica became iconic for multi-platinum albums like The Black Album and winning nine Grammys. They played all 7 continents!

Mammoth WVH

34 concerts

Wolfgang Van Halen, born into rock royalty, fronts Mammoth WVH, his solo project. Known for technical skill and memorable hooks, he collaborates with Tremonti and Clint Lowery.

Parkway Drive

52 concerts

Parkway Drive, formed in 2003, is an Australian metal band known for high-octane breakdowns and McCall's signature bark. With six Gold albums and festival-headlining stature, they've transformed creatively, redefining heavy music with "Darker Still."

Rotting Christ

5 concerts

ROTTING CHRIST, hailing from Greece, have been a staple in the extreme metal scene for 35 years. Notable for albums like 'Aealo', they blend bombastic atmospheres and intense drumming. With a steady lineup, they fill concert halls and are celebrated for their evolution and relevance in the genre.

While She Sleeps

12 concerts

Sheffield's While She Sleeps blends metal and hardcore with arena hooks. Known for "You Are We" and their award-winning DIY spirit, they've collaborated with Spinefarm, redefining modern metal.

Saxon

19 concerts

Saxon, formed in Barnsley in 1975, are leaders of the NWOBHM movement with hits like "Wheels of Steel." They've sold over 23 million records worldwide.

Motorpsycho

14 concerts

Motorpsycho, a Norwegian band from Trondheim, blends progressive rock, psychedelia, alternative rock, and more. Formed in 1989, they gained acclaim with "Demon Box," earning a Norwegian Grammy nomination. Popular releases include "Phanerothyme," "Child of the Future," and the "Gullvåg Trilogy." They've collaborated with Jaga Jazzist Horns and Steve Albini. Known for expansive, genre-defying albums and live shows, their notable albums explore hard rock, prog, and jazz influences, while 2023's "Yay!" showcases a more acoustic, intimate style.

Better Lovers

23 concerts

Tons of Rock with Metallica, Mammoth WVH, and more

LineUp

Concert Info

Videos

Top Tracks

Venue Info

Tons of Rock

More Concerts in Oslo

You May Also Like