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Milagre Metaleiro Open Air completes the lineup for its 17th edition

Milagre Metaleiro Open Air completes the lineup for its 17th edition

The lineup for the 17th edition of Milagre Metaleiro Open Air is officially complete. The festival returns to Pindelo dos Milagres, São Pedro do Sul, on August 21, 22, and 23, 2026, promising three days dedicated to the best of domestic and international heavy metal.

The final lineup brings together some of the most renowned names in the global scene, notably the British band Paradise Lost, Sweden’s The Haunted, Germany’s Destruction, Crematory, and Primal Fear, Finland’s Insomnium, the legendary Blaze Bayley performing a special Iron Maiden set, Spain’s Saurom—returning to the festival nine years after their last appearance—and the blackened death metal masters Belphegor.

The lineup is distributed as follows:

With this latest wave of confirmations, Milagre Metaleiro Open Air reinforces its position as a leading metal festival in Portugal, offering a diverse lineup that spans various subgenres—from doom and thrash to death, power, folk, and heavy metal.

Tickets

Tickets remain available at milagremetaleiro.bol.pt, where you can also find full details regarding the festival, camping, and other services. Presale: 3-day pass for €75 and single-day ticket for €43.

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