January 25, 2005, John Dee Club, Oslo, Norway Reported by Per Olav Heimstad One year ago, Hanoi Rocks canceled their Norway gig. This year around, they kept their promises and entered a sold out John …READ MORE
2004 marks the 20th anniversary for German metallers Rage, but if you have been living in Norway and have been a huge Rage-fan – the 17th of December this year was payday, as this band …READ MORE
Black Debbath is one of Norway’s absolute best Heavy Metal bands, but for the rest of the world, there is one hitch to their music; (most of) their lyrics are in Norwegian. Their latest album …READ MORE
They are way past their 25th anniversary now, and Lemmy is approaching 60 fast, next Christmas Eve to be exact. Nevertheless, the mighty Motorhead-machine can be found where it belongs – on the road. Their …READ MORE
Believe it or not, Metalheadz, there indeed is a Santa Claus, and he exists via the band called Trans-Siberian Orchestra (TSO). TSO offers the unique gift of providing their audience an entertainment alternative capable of …READ MORE
Doro Pesch finally made it to Finland with her solo project as a guest of a Finnish Metal magazine – Inferno. It’s been a while since Doro’s last visit on these shores … she was …READ MORE
A big day for Norwegian Metalheadz! The Queen of Heavy Metal came back to Norway again after 16 years. This evening was a kick-off party for Sweden Rock Festival, and the evening started off with …READ MORE
For a small and unknown band, Exilia impressed in their role as supporting act for Rammstein. Oslo Spektrum holds 8000 people and that’s exactly how many tickets they sold for this spectacular show. Italian band, …READ MORE
Although it had not gone more than half a year since W.A.S.P. last visited, Oslo, Rockefeller Music Hall was pretty packed once again, with a seldom enthusiastic crowd. Usually the mixing table separates this venue …READ MORE
For the second time promoting Through The Ashes Of Empires, Machine Head visited Oslo and Rockefeller… and as always, 90-minutes of Machine Head live is a real treat. The venue was not so packed as …READ MORE