Buckle up, music enthusiasts! The anticipation for the festival is building, but guess what? We’ve got a sizzling prelude coming your way this February. Brace yourselves as Samael unleashes the heat, thawing the winter snow with their iconic album “Passage” in four vibrant cities – […]
The latest wave of announcements for Mystic has sent ripples of excitement through the metal community. The lineup is a harmonious blend of legendary acts and younger talents, promising a dynamic and unforgettable experience. Set against the backdrop of Shipyard Gdansk, this festival has earned […]
Inside Seaside Festival’s Debut Gdańsk, a city steeped in history, culture, and resilience, welcomed a new addition to its musical events – the Inside Seaside Festival. Nestled within the confines of the Amber Expo, a venue more accustomed to trade shows than musical events, the […]
Gdańsk, Poland After a prolonged absence from the festival scene, Machine Head is making a triumphant return to Mystic Festival 2024. The festival is scheduled to take place from June 5 to 8 at Stocznia Gdańsk. Machine Head is all set to deliver a stage […]
Prepare yourselves for the next wave of revelations as Mystic Festival 2024 unveils a lineup that will undoubtedly set the metal world ablaze. From legendary icons to rising stars, this year’s festival promises to be an unforgettable celebration of the genre. Kicking things off with […]
Mystic Festival 2024 is already off to a roaring start with its initial lineup announcement. This year’s festival features a diverse range of artists, from the iconic Norwegian black metal scene to Australia’s relentless deathcore, and beyond. With such a wide range of subgenres represented, there’s something for every metalhead at Mystic Festival 2024.
Agencja Live and Radio 357 cordially invite you to experience something truly exceptional in the world of indoor festivals right here in Poland. Inside Seaside is poised to be a distinctive event taking place on November 11 and 12 within the expansive confines of the […]
As the sun rises on the fourth and final day of the Mystic Festival, I find myself in a curious state of happiness and exhilaration. Yet, fatigue fails to dampen my spirit; it’s been a marathon of musical ecstasy that my body gladly endure. Surprisingly, my legs are holding up better than expected, free from the agony of past festivals. And, thankfully, this year has spared me the dreaded festival sickness that haunted my memories.
Arriving at the third day of the Mystic Festival with a renewed sense of anticipation, I could feel the sun gradually cooling down, setting the stage for an unforgettable day of music. Bands like Soen, Lost Society, Planet of Zeus, Eyes, Lucifer, and many more were lined up, promising exceptional performances that would leave a lasting impact on the crowd. As a dedicated fan of metal, I knew I was in for a treat.
With an uncontainable enthusiasm, I embarked on the second day of the festival, driven by the anticipation of witnessing Lord of the Lost and finally catching Behemoth after three missed opportunities. The scorching sun mirrored the intensity of the previous day, and the number of fans multiplied as night fell, setting the stage for an epic program.
First day. The sun beat down mercilessly as Mystic Festival erupted into life on a scorching Wednesday. The air crackled with an electric energy, signaling the commencement of a mind-bending spectacle. With three stages poised to unleash metal madness, the atmosphere swirled with the promise of an exceptional Millésime, where the elements aligned seamlessly – the blistering weather, the long-awaited bank holiday, and a lineup of legendary proportions, conspiring to birth an epic triumph.
But let us not be deterred, for the Mystic Festival, like a multi-headed metal beast, catered to the diverse needs of its worshippers. For the connoisseurs, and like last year, the Desert Stage emerged as a hidden gem – an intimate space throbbing with raw […]