PONTE DEL DIAVOLO Announce 2025 European Festival Shows
Posted on January 27, 2025
More information about Fire Blades From The Tomb
Turin’s maestros of esoteric, doom-laden alchemy, PONTE DEL DIAVOLO, are set to cast their infernal spell across Europe in 2025. Following the colossal wave of support for their haunting debut, Fire Blades from the Tomb, the band is primed to ignite the continent’s most revered metal festivals with their unrivaled brand of black & doom metal.
PONTE DEL DIAVOLO bridges stark worlds with a sound that’s both ancient and avant-garde. With Elena Camusso’s (as Erba Del Diavolo) sepulchral vocals weaving through the dense labyrinth of dual basslines, the band’s sonic landscape is a masterful amalgam of rhythmic guitar, raw drumming, and dark wave influences. Their debut album has been lauded as a mastercraft in cultish doom metal with modern flourishes that summon the spirits of Electric Wizard and Darkthrone.
Fire Blades From the Tomb is available now via Season of Mist.
➤ Order: https://redirect.season-of-mist.com/PonteFireBlades
➤ Stream: https://orcd.co/firebladesfromthetombpresave
As they announce their 2025 festival dates, PONTE DEL DIAVOLO reminisce on last year’s album release and initial tours:
“2024 has been a wild ride and a very important year for the band. We played as much as we could around Italy with some shows abroad to promote “Fire Blades from the Tomb” and we are so proud and still in disbelief for all the support you showed to us. It’s impossible to put into words what this really means for the band and we cannot thank you enough for it. 2025 will be no less exciting and we will play in some of the major European festivals. We plan to add some rarities and surprises to our setlists, so brace yourself!” – Ponte Del Diavolo
Prepare your senses for an otherworldly journey as PONTE DEL DIAVOLO bring their monumental album (and other rarities & exclusives!) to these hallowed stages:
2025 European Festival Tour Dates:
18 April: Inferno Metal Festival, Oslo (NO)
20 April: Roadburn, Tilburg (NL)
24 May: Sonic Rites, Helsinki (FI)
14 June: Teifljågd Open Air, Burg Piberstein (AT)
20 June: Kilkim Zaibu, Ukmerge (LT)
26-27 September: Metal Gates, Bucharest (RO)
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