Metal fans celebrate night of legends: Dragonforce and Powerwolf in Rostock!

Metal fans celebrate night of legends: Dragonforce and Powerwolf in Rostock!

The Rostock town hall turned into an epicenter for heavy metal fans on Friday evening, June 20. Around 3000 visitors, mostly male and dressed in black-many wore shirts from bands such as Limp Bizkit, Sabaton, Metallica and Iron Maiden-celebrated an unforgettable metal concert with the two bands Dragonforce and Powerwolf. The mood was exuberant, accompanied by regular beer supplies and the euphoric energy of the fans, who felt comfortable in the familiar metal subculture.

Dragonforce, the British metal band, once again proved that it is known for its fast metal. Her singer Marc Hudson praised the nerd culture and brought the fans even more in a party mood. The combination of driving beats and catchy melodies ensured a perfect start to the evening.

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, however, Powerwolf, however, set the highlight of the concert, who all captivated with their medieval program. The charismatic singer Attila Dorn performed as a master of ceremonies and kidnapped the audience into a world full of werewolves and witches. With impressive costumes and impressive stage presentation, which was supported by graphic animations, the band made sure that the concert became an unforgettable experience.

The most popular songs were "Amen & Attack" and "Demons are a Girl’s Best Friend" that triggered euphoric sing -along choirs. Drinking cup with the inscription "We Drink Your Blood", a title of the band, rounded off the experience and contributed to the special atmosphere.

The event in Rostock was an impressive example of the lively metal culture, in which, despite the grim appearance of the visitors, peaceful and sociable minds can be found. The evening proved once again: Heavy Metal connects and creates unforgettable moments. Further information on similar events can be found on concerts-metal.com .

Such a evening in Rostock clearly shows that the metal scene is anything but dead. With heavy riffs, strong performance and a passionate crowd, the memory of this evening remains alive. Until the next concert!