Overkill is back in Paris in support of their excellent new album Scorched. Last time they played here was almost exactly four years ago, in this very venue. Despite the absence of beloved bassist D.D. Verni (he was replaced by Christian "Speesy" Giesler, formerly of Kreator), Overkill was firing on all cylinders, playing sections from the new album as well as a slew of classics from the 80's and 90's like Horrorscope, Coma or Hello From The Gutter.
Another crushing bill with three legends of American Thrash Metal. The first of this Triple Thrash Threat (there was also an Croatian band called Kheops, but we only caught the end of their set and quite frankly, this sounds better with the alliteration) was Bay Area perennial underground dwellers Heathen, who delivered a killer set generous on these old-school vibes we all love.
Neo-prog supergroup O.R.k is back in Paris, four years after their last concert in the French capital. In the mean time of course, the world changed and the pandemic drastically reshuffled the cards for musicians and the audience and this short tour is the first time they have played together since 2019. They are touring behind their new album, last year's Screamnasium, which constitutes the bulk of the setlist.
Gypsy Punk legends Gogol Bordello have announced a new tour in support of their most recent album SOLIDARITINE which came out last year. The trek will make a stop in Paris on June 17th.
English Heavy Metal band The Raven Age have just released Serpents Tongue, the new single from their upcoming album Blood Omen, due out on July 7th.
You can listen to the new track and watch the video in the embedded Apple Music players below.
If you've been going to concerts in the last decade, no doubt you've already seen The Last Internationale somewhere. They've been opening for acts like The Who, KISS and played every major European festival.
