You may or may not read about it. German thrash legends Assassin sadly need to cancel their appearance for HELL ON AIR due to Scolli’s health issues. We wish him a speedy recovery! Accuser, another Teutonic thrash legend will replace them! Tickets are going quite fast now, so do not sleep on it, and order your festival ticket at www.hellevents.be!
This easter weekend in Club Hell will be hard and loud! No church visits, no eggs, but a sonic weekend awaits in Club Hell. By the way, as you can read below, Club Hell’s weekend starts on Thursday April 2!
02/04: Aetherian | Ethereal Darkness – 19:00 doors open – 21:00 showtime!
Aetherian rises like a storm over a dying landscape, weaving melodic doom/death carved from sorrow, memory, and the weight of existence. Their music drags you into vast grey horizons where melodies drift like cold wind, mournful growls echo across empty fields, and slow‑burning riffs collapse under their own gravity. Every note aches with tragic grandeur. Aetherian paint despair across the sky. Ethereal Darkness summons doom at its most suffocating, a slow descent into the abyss where light fades and hope dissolves. They crawl forward like a shadow with intent, built on glacial riffs that grind like shifting earth, atmospheres that drift through endless night, and vocals torn straight from the void. It feels ritualistic, oppressive, inevitable. They let the void speak through them
03/04: Triumpher | Scavenger – 19:00 doors open – 21:00 showtime!
Triumpher strikes like a warhammer to the skull: pure, unfiltered heavy metal forged in fire and driven by battle‑ready conviction. Their sound is all clenched fists and raised steel with roaring vocals that command the frontlines, riffs that gallop like warhorses through smoke, and drums that hit with the force of a siege engine. Triumpher doesn’t just play heavy metal, they march under its banner, carving their path with power, pride, and unbreakable resolve. Scavenger brings the kind of heavy metal that bites down hard and refuses to let go. Fast, fierce, and dripping with old‑school attitude. Their riffs slice like rusted blades, vocals soar with raw, street‑born grit, and their rhythm section pounds forward like a pack of engines running red‑hot. This is heavy metal in its most primal form: loud, wild, and gloriously untamed. They don’t follow the rules, they tear them apart and feed the flames.
04/04: Loaded Fuel – 19:00 doors open – 21:00 showtime!
Loaded Fuel is the kind of coverband that doesn’t just play the classics, they detonate them. They take the anthems you know, the riffs you grew up with, and the metal staples that shaped generations, and they fire them back at the crowd with the force of a runaway engine. They ignite. Every song becomes louder and dirtier than you remember it. They turn nostalgia into a fist‑pumping, beer‑raising, neck‑wrecking celebration of rock and metal’s golden age.
05/04: Fireborn | Hope Erodes | Witchlords – 19:00 doors open – 20:30 showtime! – TICKETS
Occult heavy metal spellcasters Witchlords wield heavy metal like a ritual blade, carving their sound from ancient lore, galloping riffs, and arcane fire. Their music rides on pounding rhythms, and a dark, mystical atmosphere that feels summoned rather than written. Fierce, melodic, and dripping with occult power as if the old gods themselves are hammering the riffs on a cursed anvil. Hope Erodes sinks deep into the bleak heart of melodic doom/death, shaping songs that move like slow, inevitable ruin. Their sound is heavy with grief: deep growls echoing through desolate spaces, mournful harmonies drifting like fading memories, and crushing riffs that feel like the ground giving way beneath you. It’s sorrow made massive, despair turned into resonance. They let the world crumble in sound. High enetrgy force Fireborn erupts with the kind of heavy metal built to set a stage ablaze. Melodic, and bursting with raw energy. Blending classic metal spirit with modern firepower. Every song hits like a spark in a powder keg. They ignite it.
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