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Bilha D’Aço 2027 confirms Discharge

Bilha D’Aço 2027 confirms Discharge

Bilha D’Aço 2027 announces full line-up including Discharge, Tara Perdida, Hills Have Eyes and more

Bilha D’Aço has announced the complete line-up for its 2027 edition, scheduled for April 9th and 10th in Caneças, Portugal. The two-day festival will bring together Portuguese underground acts and British hardcore punk veterans Discharge, who headline the programme on Saturday, April 10th.

Friday, April 9th, will be led by Portuguese punk rock band Tara Perdida. They will be joined by Trinta & Um and BAD!, opening the festival with a programme centred on the Portuguese punk scene.

The Saturday lineup features Discharge alongside Hills Have Eyes, Revolution Within, Redemptus, Revenge of the Fallen and Spiritual Decay. The programme brings together different strands of heavy music, spanning hardcore punk, metal and related underground styles.

The announcement reflects the organisers’ stated intention to build a diverse bill, bringing together bands with distinct musical identities while maintaining a common connection to the underground community. In announcing the lineup, the festival team also thanked the bands that expressed interest in participating, acknowledging the strong response from musicians seeking a place on the programme.

Bilha D’Aço has also emphasised the social dimension of the event, with friendship, reunions and a shared appreciation of underground music forming part of its identity.

The tickets are available through Unkind. The festival artwork was created by El Gatuno.

With the full lineup now confirmed, Bilha D’Aço 2027 is set to bring together established names and Portuguese underground acts for two days of live music.

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