On 25 April, Behemoth will take over the iconic Hala Stulecia in Wrocław for a sold-out, career-defining performance. The band will play to 6,000 fans in what frontman Nergal describes as “the biggest production we’ve ever had.”
They’ll be joined on stage by extreme metal legends Satyricon (Norway) and Rotting Christ (Greece), forming what’s being called The Unholy Trinity - one night, one stage, one monumental experience.
For global fans, the event will be streamed live via Veeps.com, with tickets available for purchase. The band is turning Wrocław into the epicentre of black metal, inviting audiences around the world to witness the show in real time from their homes.
“If they can’t come to us, we’ll come to them,” Behemoth declared on social media. Sigurd Wongraven of Satyricon added that fans from regions such as North America, South America, Australia, and New Zealand, who may never have the chance to see the band perform live in person, will now be able to experience the show from anywhere in the world.
The concert is the only Polish date on Behemoth’s current European tour and comes just two weeks before the release of their highly anticipated new album, The Shit Ov God, due on 9 May.
Despite pressure from Catholic groups attempting to cancel the event, the performance will go ahead as planned - and it’s already being described as one of the most significant moments in modern black metal history.
Behemoth, promotional image for their 2025 historic performance in Wrocław, joined by black metal legends Satyricon (Norway) and Rotting Christ (Greece). Photo courtesy of the band.
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