Black Debbath + support: Beaten To Death

Birthday Invitation!

What: Black Debbath's 25th anniversary celebration concert.

Where: At Folken, of course!

When: Friday, November 15th at 21:00

Dress Code: Rough rock clothes

Dear audience!

You are hereby invited to purchase a ticket for Black Debbath's anniversary concert. It will be a grand celebration of their long career, featuring games and entertainment. The best and most timeless songs from nine studio albums will be performed (did someone say "problems within Høyre"?), and there will be an opportunity to bring treasures for the big gift table. Activities include sack races, blind man's buff, and "hole in the hat."

The anniversary album 'Bortkastet hardrock vol. 1 (The First 25 Years)' will be released for the occasion. It will contain a carefully curated selection of rarities, previously unavailable in physical format (or at all). Additionally, they will include a couple of brand-new songs for the event. Everyone who attends the birthday celebration will get (to buy) one to take home.

Please respond as soon as possible or by November 15th.

Best regards, Black Debbath and Folken

Doors: 20:00 Concert Start: 21:00 Age Limit: 18 years or with a guardian Event on Facebook Support: Beaten To Death

Konichiwaaaaa! Beaten To Death is back from their Japan tour, where their sixth album was launched with great fanfare (mostly fanfare) in April, while other non-Japanese countries got to know "Sunrise Over Rigor Mortis" on May 31. Brilliant reviews as per usual.

This autumn, the band will play concerts in Norway and unleash new grindcore hits. For the uninitiated, Beaten To Death is a twice Spellemann award-nominated Oslo-based grindcore band. Well, grindcore-like, at least. Aaaah, all these subgenres that came and went; I didn't know they were life itself!

The superlatives have poured in since their debut "Xes And Strokes" in 2011, highlighting their knack for rough riffs, heavy grooves, great hair, and melodic magic. But it's on stage where B2D truly shines, appealing to both the enlightened metal elite and the random "what the hell just happened?" audience member who just popped in to borrow the bathroom. Welcome to the concert!