INFERNO METAL FESTIVAL 2025 – new names added to lineup
- Posted on 03-09-2024
Satyricon, Rotting Christ & more confirmed for Inferno Metal Festival 2025
SATYRICON
Satyricon really needs no further introduction. With albums like “The Shadowthrone,” “Nemesis Divina,” “Volcano,” “Now, Diabolical,” and “Deep Calleth upon Deep,” Satyricon has established itself as a national treasure in Norway. For more than three decades, the band has delivered outstanding albums and energetic concerts that have cultivated a great fan base around the world. Satyricon has taken a break from concerts for a few years now, but they are back in full force, which means we are excited to welcome them to Inferno Metal Festival in 2025!
ROTTING CHRIST
Hellenic metallers Rotting Christ are like fine wine that only gets better with age. With a career that dates back to 1984 when the band started under the name Black Church, Rotting Christ has now released a total of fourteen albums. The band’s latest album, “Pro Xristou,” was released earlier this year. Once again,Rotting Christ delivers a masterpiece of an album, consisting of melodic,hypnotic black metal that is unlike any other band. It has now been ten years since Rotting Christ played at Inferno Metal Festival, so it is about time to have them back in 2025!
ATTAN
Attan is a Norwegian industrial metal band with roots in Northern Norway. The band’s latest album, “End Of,” received rave reviews when it was released in2018. Their concerts are an experience in themselves, as it feels like being run over by a steamroller. Attan’s sound is so dense and colossal that you could cut it with a knife. Attan is a band that must be experienced live. You’ll be exhausted and have a headache even if you haven’t been drinking, but it’s worth it!
UMA
Norwegian Uma consists of two young guys who have already made their mark in bands like Ruun, Filthdigger, and Celestial Scourge. In Uma, they bring you sludgy, hard-hitting music of the heavier kind. The Oslo-based duo was formed during the pandemic in 2020. Earlier this year, the band released their debut album “Repulsive Forms,” which blends death, sludge, grind, doom, black, and several other genres. Make sure to catch this arcane spectacle!
DIZMAL
Dizmal is set to make an impact at the Inferno Festival during Easter 2025 with the release of their first album. Emerging from the Norwegian underground, this relatively new band has already caught attention with their dark and primal sound. Their music is a journey through a dystopian soundscape, marked by raw,intense force. With the help of post-apocalyptic visions of nuclear winter,psychosis, and a nihilistic worldview, Dizmal evokes the sound of chaos, war,radiation, and the end times.
Behemoth, Satyricon, 1349, Rotting Christ, Tsjuder, Tiamat, Kylesa, Necrophobic, Blood Incantation,Dødheimsgard, The Black Dahlia Murder, Gaerea, Aeternus, Seth, Abyssic, Spectral Wound, Lamentaria, Attan, Angist, Bythos, Schwein, Ponte del Diavolo, Syn, Vorbid, Violent Magic Orchestra, Rosa Faenskap, Uma, Dizmal + many more
INFERNO EXPERIENCE
Every year, hundreds of metal fans from all over the world attend the festival and explore Norway’s capital city Oslo. In previous years, the festival has hosted several experiences for metal fans to explore the city’s darkest, but also most beautiful places, as well as offer enthusiasts a glimpse of Norway’s natural beauty, which has inspired many Norwegian artists in the past and still does. Stay tuned for more
INFERNO OFFICIAL HOTEL: CLARION HOTEL THE HUB
The Inferno family: audience and artists, media and music industry will gather at the official festival hotel Clarion The Hub for happenings, partying and a good night sleep. The Inferno Music Conference will take place at the hotel in the daytime Thursday and Friday. For guests staying at the hotel, it will be Oslo’s best hotel breakfast until 11:00 (you don`t want to miss it) and free access to swimming pool and sauna.
The Hub boasts Oslo’s best location, right in the city centre, next to Oslo Central Station and the Airport Express Train – and only about a five minutes walk from the venues Rockefeller & John Dee, Salt, Kniven, Vaterland, Brewgata and Rock In. No expensive taxi rides! Extend your stay and experience Oslo!