Hailing from Tønsberg, Seigmen became one of Norway's most successful rock bands with an edgy melancholic sound. Their 1994 breakthrough album Total was voted a top Norwegian album. Metropolis went platinum and won a Grammy, while Radiowaves hit number one.
Igorrr is the pseudonym of French multi-instrumentalist and electronic producer Gautier Serre. Known for albums like Savage Sinusoid and Spirituality and Distortion, he blends frenetic breakbeats, metal riffs, and operatic vocals.
German heavy metal band Kreator rose from teenagers to global stages. Known for their speed and heaviness, they charted from number 99 with 1986's Pleasure To Kill to number one in their home country with 2017's Gods Of Violence.
Formed in Texas in 1969, ZZ Top is a blues and boogie rock trio known for hits like La Grange and Tush. They achieved massive global success in the 1980s by blending blues with synthesizers on multi-platinum albums like Eliminator. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inducted the band in 2004.
Formed in Nashville in 2012, All Them Witches is a rock collective featuring Charles Michael Parks, JR., Ben McLeod, Allan Van Cleave, and Christian Powers. They blend blues, psychedelia, and hard rock across acclaimed albums like Our Mother Electricity, Lightning at the Door, and Nothing as the Ideal.
GRAMMY-winning, multiplatinum rock band Greta Van Fleet formed in Michigan in 2012. The group features brothers Josh, Jake, and Sam Kiszka alongside Daniel Wagner. Known for powerhouse vocals and towering riffs, they released their fifth album, Palace for the People.
Thundermother is an all-female hard rock band from Växjö, Sweden, formed in 2009. Known for electrifying anthems and relentless touring, their style draws from AC/DC and Motörhead. Albums include "Heat Wave," "Black and Gold," "Dirty & Divine," and "Live'n'Alive." They earned a Gaffa Prize and toured with legends like Scorpions and Kiss. Their motto is "We fight for Rock'n'Roll."
Norwegian trio Bokassa play stoner punk, combining punk, hardcore, metal, and rock. Known for their debut album Divide and Conquer, they toured Europe and supported Metallica on 25 stadium shows after Lars Ulrich hailed them as his favorite new band. They received a Norwegian Grammy nomination, won the Bendiksenprisen, and released albums including All Out of Dreams.
Formed in Oslo in 1991, Norwegian black metal band Satyricon is led by Satyr and Frost. They defined the second wave of black metal with albums like Dark Medieval Times and Nemesis Divina, later incorporating industrial elements on Rebel Extravaganza and Now, Diabolical.
German symphonic power metal project led by Edguy’s Tobias Sammet; fantasy concept albums, huge guest cast. Hits “The Metal Opera”; Moonglow #1; Ghostlights gold.
Michael Poulsen, Volbeat frontman, revisits death metal with Asinhell, co-founded with drummer Morten Toft Hansen. Featuring Marc Grewe's vocals and produced with Jacob Hansen, their debut album Impii Hora pays homage to classic death metal.
Brazilian death/thrash duo led by ex-Sepultura brothers Max (vocals/guitar) & Igor Cavalera (drums); blackened thrash + punk/groove; albums Inflikted, Blunt Force Trauma.
