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Lamas em Chamas returns with its fifth edition

Lamas em Chamas returns with its fifth edition

The fifth edition of Lamas em Chamas will return to Parque de Santa Maria de Lamas on 12 and 13 September 2026, maintaining its role as a dedicated meeting point for followers of underground metal.
The festival continues to develop a platform focused on extreme music, bringing together established acts and emerging names from the national and international scene.

Over the years, Lamas em Chamas has built its identity through a diverse approach to heavy music, presenting styles ranging from traditional heavy metal to the more extreme expressions of the genre.
Previous editions featured bands such as Corpus Christii, Dark Oath, Toxikull, Revolution Within, Tvmvlo and many others, reflecting the festival’s intention to showcase different generations and perspectives within the Portuguese metal community.

For its 2026 edition, once again presents a carefully assembled programme that reinforces the festival’s connection to the underground. The line-up includes names such as Anzv, Okkultist, Moonshade, Wanderer, Infraktor, Chaosaddiction, Blind the Eye, Crimson Legacy, and additional acts representing different approaches to metal, creating an event designed around musical diversity rather than stylistic limitations.

More than a series of concerts, Lamas em Chamas has become a recurring gathering for musicians, fans and the wider independent metal community. The continuity of the festival across five editions demonstrates the commitment of its promoter to maintaining a space where underground bands can present their work in a dedicated environment.

As the Portuguese heavy music calendar continues to evolve, Lamas em Chamas remains a grassroots initiative built around proximity between artists and audiences, preserving the community spirit that has characterised the festival since its beginning.

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