List of heavy metal festivals
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This is an incomplete list of heavy metal festivals. The genre of heavy metal (or simply metal) is a subgenre of rock music that developed in the late 1960s and early 1970s, largely in the United States and the United Kingdom.[1][2][3] With roots in blues rock and psychedelic rock, the first heavy metal bands such as Black Sabbath and Deep Purple attracted large audiences, and during the late 1960s and mid-1970s these bands and others in their genre were featured at a number of historic rock festivals.[4] Judas Priest helped spur the genre's evolution by discarding much of its blues influence.[5][6]
Worldwide (current)
| List of heavy metal festivals | |
|---|---|
Brutal Assault 2012 | |
| General Information | |
| Related genres | Heavy metal, punk rock, rock |
| Location | Europe and United States (origin) Worldwide (current) |
| Related events | Punk rock festival, rock festival |
After the genre fused with other related genres such as punk rock in the late 1970s, bands in the new wave of British heavy metal such as Iron Maiden and Saxon followed in a similar vein. Before the end of the decade, heavy metal fans became known as "metalheads" or "headbangers", and there were festivals worldwide, both touring and stationary, dedicated to heavy metal subgenres and heavy metal itself. During the 1980s, glam metal became a commercial force, while Underground scenes and extreme subgenres of metal such as death metal and black metal remained subcultural phenomena, though they have their own dedicated festivals as well. Since the mid-1990s, popular styles have further expanded the definition of the genre.
Historical heavy metal festivals
| Festival name | Location | Years | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monsters of Rock | 1980-1996 | music festival held in Castle Donington (later it branched into other locations) | |
| Dynamo Open Air | 1986–present | biggest annual metal festival during the 1990s, with 118,000 visitors in 1995 | |
| Moscow Music Peace Festival | 1989 | part of an era of momentous change in the Soviet Union | |
| Wacken Open Air | 1990–present | larger heavy metal festival | |
| Sweden Rock Festival | 1992–present | classic rock, hard rock and metal | |
| Graspop Metal Meeting | 1996–present | larger heavy metal festival | |
| Mangualde Hard Metal Fest | 1997–present | Oldest heavy metal festival in the Iberian Peninsula. It's also in the top 10 of the oldest heavy metal festivals in the world. Heavy metal, hard rock and punk.[7][8] | |
| Download Festival | 2003–present | Hard rock, heavy metal, punk | |
| Bloodstock Open Air | 2001–present | Heavy Metal festival | |
| Hellfest Summer Open Air | 2006–present | larger heavy metal festival | |
| Welcome to Rockville | 2011–present | The hard rock and heavy metal music festival is the largest rock festival in North America.[9][10] |
Current heavy metal festivals
Africa
Botswana
| Festival name | Location | Active | Approximate time of year | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Overthrust Winter Metal Mania Festival[11] | Ghanzi | 2010–present | May | featuring local and African metal bands |
Asia
India
| Festival name | Location | Active | Approx. time of year | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bangalore Open Air | Karnataka | 2012–present | July | |
| Thunderstrock Festival | Ranchi, Jharkhand | 2008–present | September | |
Indonesia
| Festival name | Location | Active | Approx. time of year | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hammersonic Festival | Jakarta | 2012–present | March–April | all heavy music |
| Hellprint | Bandung | 2011–present | November–March | all heavy music |
| Rock In Celebes | Makassar | 2010–present | November | rock genres |
| Rock in Solo | Surakarta | 2004–present | October–November | heritage metal |
Japan
| Festival name | Location | Active | Approx. time of year | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loud Park Festival | Saitama City or Chiba City | 2023-present | October |
Europe
Austria
| Festival name | Location | Active | Month | Audience | Format | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kaltenbach Open Air[12] | Spital am Semmering | 2003–present | August | open-air, 3 days | extreme metal | |
| Nova Rock | Nickelsdorf | 2005–present | June | up to 225,000[13] | open-air, 4 days | various rock and metal subgenres |
Belgium
| Festival name | Location | Active | Month | Audience | Format | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Graspop Metal Meeting | Dessel | 1996–present | June | up to 220,000[14] | open-air, 4 days | one of the biggest metal festivals in Europe |
| Alcatraz Hard Rock & Metal Festival[15] | Kortrijk | 2008–present | August | open-air | ||
| Hell's Balls | Kortrijk | 2023–present | November | indoor | organized by the organization of Alcatraz[citation needed] | |
| Huginns Awakening Fest | Oostende | 2009–present | April/May | heavy metal, speed metal, thrash metal[citation needed] | ||
| Headbanger's Balls Fest | Izegem | 2012–present | May | [citation needed] | ||
| Blast from the Past Festival | Kuurne | 2013–present | December | old school heavy metal[citation needed] | ||
| Durbuy Rock | Bomal | 1997–present | May | [citation needed] | ||
| Hell Open Air | Diest | 2023–present | May | open-air | heavy metal and cover festival[citation needed] |
Bulgaria
| Festival name | Location | Active | Month | Audience | Format | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hills of Rock | Plovdiv | 2017–2019, 2022, 2024-present | July | open-air | rock, metal, crossover punk[citation needed] |
Czech Republic
| Festival name | Location | Active | Month | Audience | Format | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brutal Assault | Jaroměř (Josefov Fortress) | 1996–present | August | up to 20,000[16] | open-air, 4 days | extreme metal, heavy metal, hardcore punk, experimental music |
| Monsters of Rock | Vizovice | 2003–present | July | open-air, 4 days | heavy metal, power metal, speed metal, hard rock | |
| Metalfest | Plzeň | 2007–present | June | heavy metal, power metal, death metal[citation needed] | ||
| Obscene Extreme | Trutnov | 1999–present | July | open-air | grindcore, death metal, hardcore punk | |
| Rock Castle | Moravský Krumlov | 2021–present | August | [citation needed] | ||
| Basin Fire Fest | Spálené Poříčí | 2003–present | June | [citation needed] |
Denmark
| Festival name | Location | Active | Month | Audience | Format | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Copenhell | Copenhagen | 2010–present | June | open-air, 4 days | all genres of heavy rock and metal | |
| Aalborg Metal Festival | Aalborg | 2002–present | November | [citation needed] | ||
| Royal Metal Fest | Aarhus | 2008–present | April | [citation needed] | ||
| Viborg Metal Festival | Viborg | 2014–present | March | [citation needed] | ||
| Metal Magic Festival | Fredericia | 2008–present | July | [citation needed] | ||
Estonia
| Festival name | Location | Active | Month | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hard Rock Laager | Vana-Vigala | 2002–present | June | biggest metal festival in Estonia[17] |
| Howls of Winter | Tallinn | 2014–present | February | black metal |
Finland
| Festival name | Location | Active | Month | Audience | Format | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dark River Festival[citation needed] | Kotka | ? | August | |||
| Hellsinki Metal Festival[citation needed] | Helsinki | 2023-present | August | |||
| John Smith Rock Festival[18] | Laukaa | 2016–present | July | |||
| Nummirock[citation needed] | Kauhajoki | 1987–present | June | |||
| Saarihelvetti[citation needed] | Tampere | August | ||||
| Steelfest | Hyvinkää | 2008–present | May | open-air | black and death metal | |
| Turku Saatanalle[citation needed] | Turku | 2011–present | March | black metal | ||
| Tuska Open Air | Helsinki | 1998–present | July | open-air | all metal subgenres | |
France
| Festival name | Location | Active | Month | Audience | Format | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hellfest Summer Open Air | Clisson | 2006–present | June | up to 420,000[19]
(60,000 a day) |
open-air, 4 days | all metal subgenres |
| Motocultor Festival | Brittany | 2007–present | August | death, black, thrash metal | ||
| Plane'R Fest[citation needed] | Colombier-Saugnieu | 2012–present | July | |||
| Sylak Open Air[citation needed] | Saint-Maurice-de-Gourdans | August |
Germany
| Festival name | Location | Active | Month | Audience | Format | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chronical Moshers Open Air | Heinsdorfergrund | 1982–present | June | up to 1,000 | open-air | extreme metal [citation needed] |
| Dark Troll Festival | Bornstedt | 2009–present | May | 1,200 | open-air | folk metal, extreme metal [citation needed] |
| Dong Open Air | Neukirchen-Vluyn | 2001–present | July | up to 5,000 | open-air | all metal subgenres |
| Elbriot | Hamburg | 2013–present | August | up to 12,000 | open-air | all metal subgenres[20] |
| Euroblast Festival | Cologne | 2008–present | October | up to 12,000 | progressive metal | |
| Full Force | Löbnitz | 1994–present | July | 25,000 | open-air | all metal subgenres |
| In Flammen Open Air | Torgau | July | up to 6,000 | open-air | extreme metal [citation needed] | |
| Mammut Festival | Königsbrunn | 2022–present | March | 500 | all metal subgenres [citation needed] | |
| Metal Frenzy Open Air | Gardelegen | 2014–present | June | up to 5,000 | open-air | all metal subgenres [citation needed] |
| Party.San Metal Open Air | Schlotheim | 1996-present | August | up to 10,000 | open-air | all metal subgenres [citation needed] |
| Ragnarök Festival | Lichtenfels, Bavaria | 2004–present | April | up to 4000 | indoor | pagan metal, folk metal, extreme metal |
| Rock am Ring and Rock im Park | Nürburgring | 1985–present | June | up to 92,000 | open-air | various rock and metal subgenres |
| RockXplosion | Leonberg | 1984–present | July | up to 2,000 | [citation needed] | |
| Rock Hard Festival | Gelsenkirchen | 2003–present | June | 7,000 | open-air | all metal subgenres |
| Rockharz Open Air | Ballenstedt | 1993/94-present | July | up to 24,000 | open-air | all metal subgenres [citation needed] |
| Rock um zu helfen | Freiberg, Saxony | October | [citation needed] | |||
| Reload Festival | Sulingen | 2006-present | August | up to 15,000 | [citation needed] | |
| Summer Breeze Open Air | Dinkelsbühl | 1997–present | August | up to 40,000 | open-air | all metal subgenres |
| Under the Black Sun | Friesack | 1997–present | June/July | up to 1000 | black metal [citation needed] | |
| Wacken Open Air | Wacken | 1990–present | July/August | up to 85,000 | open-air, 4 days | biggest metal festival in Germany; all metal subgenres |
Latvia
| Festival name | Location | Active | Month | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zobens un Lemess[citation needed] | Bauska | 2014–present | June | folk and pagan metal |
| Munky Pride[citation needed] | Vandāni | 2021–present | July | grindcore, thrash metal, death metal, punk |
Lithuania
| Festival name | Location | Active | Month | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kilkim Žaibu | Varniai | 1999–present | June (end) | black metal, folk metal and Viking metal |
Netherlands
| Festival name | Location | Active | Month | Audience | Format | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dynamo Open Air | Eindhoven | 1986–present | July | indoor and outdoor | all metal subgenres | |
| Into the Grave | Leeuwarden | 2010–present | June | [citation needed] | ||
| MidsummerProg | Valkenburg | 2017–present | June | [citation needed] | ||
| ProgPower Europe | Baarlo | 1999–present | October | power metal, progressive metal | ||
| Roadburn Festival | Tilburg | 1999–present | April | indoor | various metal genres | |
| South of Heaven | Maastricht | 2025–present | June | [citation needed] |
Norway
| Festival name | Location | Active | Month | Audience | Format | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beyond the Gates | Bergen | 2012–present | August | indoor, 4 days | extreme metal | |
| Inferno Metal Festival | Oslo | 2001–present | April | indoor, 4 days | extreme metal | |
| Tons of Rock | Oslo | 2014–present | June | [citation needed] | ||
| Karmøygeddon Metal Festival | Kopervik | 2004–present | May | [citation needed] | ||
| Garasjefestival | Reinsvoll | 2017–present | July | extreme metal[citation needed] |
Portugal
| Festival name | Location | Active | Month | Audience | Format | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HARDMETALFEST | Mangualde | 1997–present | January | [citation needed] | ||
| Laurus Nobilis Music | Famalicão | 2015–present | August | [citation needed] | ||
| SWR Barroselas Metalfest | Barroselas | 1998–present | April | [citation needed] | ||
| Vagos Metal Fest | Calvão | 2016–present | August | [citation needed] | ||
| Evil Live | Lisbon | 2009–present | June | [citation needed] |
Romania
| Festival name | Location | Active | Month | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Artmania Festival | Sibiu | 2006–present | August | art festival featuring heavy metal |
| Metalhead Meeting | Bucharest | 2013–present | June/July | death metal, black metal, heavy metal[citation needed] |
| Rockstadt Extreme Festival | Rasnov | 2013–present | August | death metal, black metal, heavy metal[citation needed] |
| Metal Gates Festival | Bucharest | 2017–present | November | death metal, black metal, doom metal[citation needed] |
| Posada Rock Fest | Campulung Muscel | 1986–present | [citation needed] |
Russia
| Festival name | Location | Active | Month | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Metal Over Russia | Moscow | July | extreme metal, folk metal |
Slovenia
| Festival name | Location | Active | Month | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tolminator | Tolmin | 2023–present | July | all styles of metal, attendance capped at 5000 visitors. Spiritual successor to Metaldays and MetalCamp[citation needed] |
Spain
| Festival name | Location | Active | Month | Audience | Format | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Barcelona Rock Fest | Barcelona | 2014–present | July | featuring hardcore, metalcore, thrash, death, black metal, punk[citation needed] | ||
| Leyendas del Rock | Villena | 2006–present | August | mostly traditional, thrash, power and gothic metal[citation needed] | ||
| Resurrection Fest | Viveiro | 2006–present | July | open-air | metalcore, thrash, death, black metal, punk[citation needed] | |
| Rock Imperium | Cartagena, Spain | 2022–present | June | mostly traditional, glam, power metal[citation needed] | ||
| Z! Live Rock Fest | Zamora, Spain | 2016–present | June | mostly traditional, thrash and power metal[citation needed] |
Sweden
| Festival name | Location | Active | Month | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| House of Metal | Umeå | 2007–present | February/March | open-air; all metal subgenres |
| Sweden Rock Festival | Sölvesborg | 1992–present | June | open-air; classic rock, hard rock and metal |
United Kingdom
| Festival name | Location | Active | Month | Audience | Format | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bloodstock Open Air | Walton-on-Trent, England | 2005–present | August | 20,000[21] | open-air, 3 days | various metal subgenres |
| Damnation Festival | Manchester, England | 2005–present | November | 6,000[22] | indoor, 2 days | mainly extreme metal |
| Download Festival | Donington Park, England | 2003–present | June | 80,000[23][24] | open-air, 3 days | largest rock and metal festival in the UK, featuring more mainstream rock, metalcore, heavy metal, and extreme metal |
| Hard Rock Hell | Great Yarmouth, England | 2007–present | November | indoor, 3 days | hard rock and traditional metal festival held at Vauxhall Holiday Resort | |
| Incineration Festival | London, England | 2014–present | May | indoor, 1 day | extreme metal festival in Camden Town | |
| Stonedead Festival | Newark-on-Trent | 2018–present | August | open-air, 1 day | traditional metal festival[25] |
North America
Canada
| Festival name | Location | Active | Approx. time of year | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gaspesian Metal Fest | Matane | 2018-Present | June | Underground Metal Festival |
| Hyperspace Metal Festival | Vancouver | April | Canada's premier melodic & power metal festival |
Mexico
| Festival name | Location | Active | Approx. time of year | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Candelabrum Metal Fest | León | September | ||
| Hell & Heaven Metal Fest | Mexico City (Toluca) | 2010–present | November - December | 3 Day Open-Air Metal Festival, featuring death, thrash, black, doom, heavy, power metal & hard rock |
| México Metal Fest | Monterrey | 2016–present | November | 1 Day |
United States
| Festival name | Location | Active | Approx. time of year | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 98RockFest | Tampa, FL | 2007–present | April | Metal, grunge and hard rock festival[26] |
| Aftershock Festival | Sacramento, CA | 2012–present | October | Hard rock and heavy metal festival[27] |
| AURA Fest[28] | Savannah, GA | 2017–present | June | All Underground Rock All Day[29] |
| Hell's Heroes[30] | Houston, TX | 2018–present | March | Thrash and epic metal festival[31] |
| INKcarceration[32] | Mansfield, OH | 2018–present | July | Rock music and tattoo festival[33] |
| Legions of Metal Fest[34] | Chicago, IL | 2017–present | June | |
| Louder Than Life | Louisville, KY | 2014–present | September | Hard rock/heavy metal festival[35] |
| Mad With Power Fest[36] | Madison, WI | 2018–present | August | Power Metal/Traditional Heavy Metal festival[37] |
| Maryland Deathfest | Baltimore, MD | 2003–present | May | Extreme Music[38] |
| Mass Destruction Metal Fest[39] | Atlanta, GA | 2017–present | November | Extreme Metal Festival[40] |
| Milwaukee Metal Fest[41] | Milwaukee, WI | 1987–2004, 2023–present | May | |
| New England Metal and Hardcore Festival | Worcester, MA | 1999–2018, 2023–present | September | |
| ProgPower USA | Atlanta, GA | 2001–present | September | Progressive and Power Metal[42] |
| Rocklahoma | Pryor, OK | 2007–present | September | Hard rock and metal festival[43] |
| Sick New World | Las Vegas, NV | 2023–present | April | Nu-Metal Fest[44] |
| Sonic Temple | Columbus, OH | 2019, 2023–present | May | Hard rock and metal festival[45] |
| Welcome to Rockville | Daytona Beach, FL | 2011–present | April/May | Hard rock and heavy metal music festival[46] |
Tours
The following is an incomplete list of traveling metal festivals, both active and defunct:
- 70000 Tons of Metal
- Clash of the Titans
- Crüe Fest
- Family Values Tour
- Doomination
- G3
- Gigantour
- Headbangers Boat[47]
- Jägermeister Music Tour
- Knotfest
- Magic Circle Festival
- Mayhem Festival
- Metal Masters Tour
- Monsters of Rock Cruise[48]
- No Mercy Festival
- Ozzfest
- Sonisphere
- The Summer Slaughter Tour
- Taste Of Chaos
- The Unholy Alliance
- Uproar Festival
- X-Mass Festival
Heavy metal festivals that are no longer active
Europe
| Festival name | Location | Active | Approx. time of year | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MetalDays | 2004–2023 | July/August | Metal festival featuring death, black, folk, thrash, doom metal. 2012 was the last year the name Metalcamp was used before it was changed to MetalDays in 2013. | |
| Kavarna Rock Fest | 2006-2016 | June/July | Hard rock and metal festival. Until 2010 the festival's name was Kaliakra Rock Fest.[49] |