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Moonspell Confirmed for Graspop Metal Meeting 2026 in Belgium

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Moonspell Confirmed for Graspop Metal Meeting 2026 in Belgium

Graspop Metal Meeting 2026 promises to be one of Europe’s best festivals with the presence of Moonspell

The prestigious Graspop Metal Meeting 2026 has now been officially confirmed and is set to welcome metal fans from across Europe from 18 to 21 June 2026 in Dessel, Belgium. Building on the success of previous editions, the festival once again establishes itself as one of the largest and most influential heavy music gatherings on the continent, presenting an exceptional line-up featuring dozens of globally renowned bands.

Over four intense days, more than 100 artists will take to the stages at Festivalpark Stenehei, including legendary acts as well as new leading names in metal and hard rock. Highlights of the bill include performances by bands such as Sabaton, Alice Cooper, Volbeat, Bad Omens, and Bring Me The Horizon, further reinforcing Graspop’s status as one of the best festivals in Europe in terms of diversity and musical quality.

One of the confirmations set to excite Portuguese fans is the appearance of Moonspell, who will perform on 20 June at the Marquee Stage. As one of the few Portuguese acts on this year’s line-up, the band will bring to the Belgian audience a sound that has captivated fans for decades.

The 2026 edition of the Graspop Metal Meeting strengthens its reputation as a must-attend event for heavy music fans across Europe, combining a carefully curated selection of established and emerging artists with a festival experience that attracts thousands of international visitors.

TICKETS:
https://www.graspop.be/nl/tickets

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