INTERGALACTIC HAMMER SONGS

Gloryhammer are striking again! The intergalactic heroes of power metal are returning to Z7 in November 2026, with a merciless new album and support acts Majestica and Arion.

In the not-so-distant Kingdom Of Fife lives a very special band called Gloryhammer. The group weaves its adventurous tales of intergalactic warfare and cosmic sorcery into epic power-metal anthems and has waged an endless battle against the forces of Zargothrax since its formation in 2010. Once again, several years have passed since the release of the last album, but the wait will soon be over, as their latest work is due to be released in 2026. Gloryhammer are returning from an epic journey with a fresh album in their luggage. In the next chapter of the Gloryhammer saga, we follow the legendary Prince Angus McFife into entirely new dimensions, where he battles even more terrifying enemies and experiences even more epic adventures than ever before. Join Angus on his mission to save the Kingdom of Fife, accompanied by nuclear-powered heroic power-metal songs unlike anything you have ever heard. Gloryhammer perfectly combine driving heavy metal, electrifying electro synths and devastating dual guitars with masterful songwriting. Once again, they are giving their fans plenty of new choruses guaranteed to inspire unconditional singalongs. With a packed concert schedule and new material, Gloryhammer will once again be ready at the end of 2026 to seize supremacy in the modern power-metal scene. We eagerly await the next adventures of these fearless warriors.

Majestica: The Swedish symphonic power-metal band is back in full swing with their new album „Power Train“ (February 2025) and songs such as „Battle Cry“, „A Story In The Night“ and the title track. This exciting musical journey is lined with powerful riffs and epic choirs, taking listeners to the heart of a captivating fairy-tale world. Majestica already left a lasting impression on the metal community in 2019 with their debut album „Above The Sky“. Thanks to its characteristic blend of captivating melodies and powerful instrumental passages, the album amassed more than 17 million streams and established the band as a firm fixture in the scene. In 2020, Majestica delighted fans with the orchestral power-metal musical „A Christmas Carol“, a gripping reinterpretation of the beloved Christmas story. Band mastermind Tommy Johansson says of the new long-player: „’Power Train’ is an explosive and highly melodic power-metal album with plenty of catchy melodies, epic guitar solos, strong vocals and heavy drum sounds.“ The album contains ten tracks offering fans everything Majestica stand for. Johansson: „We combined the melodies and power-metal elements of our first album with some of the choral and orchestral arrangements from the last album – the perfect combination.“

Arion: At the beginning of their career, they followed in the footsteps of their compatriots Lordi and entered Finland’s 2013 Eurovision Song Contest selection with the song „Lost“. Although major success failed to materialise, the band continued on its path undeterred. Their fourth album has now been released, and Arion have carved out a unique position among the many talented bands in the melodic-metal scene. With outstanding musical ability and tasteful, mature songwriting, the young band gives melodic metal a fresh edge. The ingredients on „The Light That Burns The Sky“ remain the same: bombast, technical precision and a fine blend of power and symphonic metal. Vocalist Lassi Vääränen delivers his usual confident performance, while guitarist Iivo Kaipainen once again demonstrates his talent for anthemic riffs and melodic solos. Metal.de says: Although the storm-and-stress years of Finnish metal may seem to be over, Arion prove that the established scene can also benefit from a breath of fresh air. The band led by guitarist and songwriter Iivo Kaipainen does not exactly reinvent the wheel, but with youthful cheekiness it ignores the boundaries of its power/melodic-metal roots. In their thoroughly likeable way, Arion sound as if they had consistently developed the strengths of their compatriots Thunderstone from that era and channelled them into more modern waters.