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Orbit Culture and Soilwork to support Amon Amarth’s “The Allfather Awakens” tour

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Orbit Culture and Soilwork to support Amon Amarth’s “The Allfather Awakens” tour

Orbit Culture and Soilwork have been confirmed as the support acts for Amon Amarth’s upcoming Lisbon concert, scheduled for 15 November 2026 at Sala Tejo, MEO Arena. The show is part of the Swedish melodic death metal giants’ The Allfather Awakens: Europe & UK 2026 tour.

The announcement brings together three prominent names from the Swedish metal scene, with Orbit Culture representing a rising force in contemporary heavy music and Soilwork bringing their veteran status and longstanding contribution to melodic death metal.

Led by vocalist Johan Hegg, Amon Amarth will headline the evening, marking their return to Portugal for a concert that unites different generations of Sweden’s extreme metal scene.

The Lisbon date will take place at Sala Tejo, MEO Arena, on 15 November 2026.

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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