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Amon Amarth announce Lisbon show for November 2026

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Amon Amarth announce Lisbon show for November 2026

Orbit Culture and Soilwork will be the support bands.

Swedish melodic death metal veterans Amon Amarth will return to Portugal on 15 November 2026 for a performance at Sala Tejo, MEO Arena, in Lisbon. The concert is part of the band’s European tour, The Allfather Awakens: Europe & UK, which will also feature Swedish acts Orbit Culture and Soilwork.

Led by vocalist Johan Hegg, Amon Amarth are set to bring a revamped stage production to the Portuguese capital, alongside a setlist spanning their career. Fans can expect established favourites, including Twilight of the Thunder God, as well as new material offering a preview of the band’s next album, scheduled for release in late 2026.

Renowned for their commanding live performances and stage productions rooted in Viking imagery and mythology, Amon Amarth have established a distinctive presence on the international metal circuit. Their shows combine powerful performances with striking visual elements, creating an immersive experience that has become a defining feature of the band’s live identity.

Event Details

  • Date: 15 November 2026
  • Venue: Sala Tejo, MEO Arena, Lisbon, Portugal
  • Special guests: Orbit Culture and Soilwork
  • Tour: The Allfather Awakens: Europe & UK
  • Promoter: Prime Artists

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