Next Euroblast Festival Vol. 6 on 23^rd of October will feature a mix of several top European bands from the djent metal genre in cooperation with the web community got-djent.com. The one-day festival is known for a well sorted combination of underground acts and genre-defining bands. The event will take place in the centrally located venue of Bogen2, Cologne, Germany. Doors will open at 4 p.m., the entrance is located right in front of the left side of the railway embankment connecting the river bridge and the main station.

German band Byfear will open the festival at noon, followed by Syranic and Divine Temptation, also from Germany. Next to enter the stage will be Uneven Structure and Eryn Non Dae from France, the latter being the latest addition to the line-up for this devastating evening. With the follow-up by the British band Aliases the crowd can expect a mind-blowing performance.

As the evening turns to night, no other band than the French metallers of Nightshade will honor the festival with their presence. After that, as one of the festival?s highlights, Swedish metal gods of Vildhjarta will smash the crowd with their indescribable mixture of peaceful moments and brutal merciless parts. Last but not least the highly anticipated collaboration of Chimp Spanner a.k.a. Paul Ortiz with British band Monuments (former Fell Silent) with will definitely mark another highlight of this sixth edition of the Euroblast Festival. Tickets are available for 20 Euro and can be purchased online from Ticketmaster.

Venue info
Bogen2
Trankgasse 20
50677 Cologne

About the Euroblast Festival
The goal of the Euroblast Festival is to bring together musicians from all over the world on one stage. The center of Cologne becomes the melting point of this cultural event. A diverse modern mix of rock and metal lets the earth quake! Each edition has its own character and features underground and professional acts equally. This is where artists and audience meet like-minded people and broaden their horizon.

About got-djent.com
Got-djent.com aims to be the place where all fans of djent (djentlemen) can discover new music, bring themselves up to date about what’s going on in the djent community, or just kill some time. It is designed to be a community portal. We take the ‘community’ part very literally: virtually all content of this website was created by its users.