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Tierra Santa in Portugal

Tierra Santa announce Two Portuguese shows for 30th anniversary tour

Spanish heavy metal band Tierra Santa will return to Portugal in February 2027 as part of the celebrations marking their 30th anniversary. The band will perform two shows, on 12 and 14 February, with Portuguese heavy metal act Attick Demons joining them as special guests.

The first concert is scheduled for February 12th at the Salão Nobre dos Bombeiros Voluntários de Valadares, followed by a second performance on February 14th at República da Música. Both dates will bring together two generations of Iberian heavy metal, with Tierra Santa representing the Spanish scene and Attick Demons among the established names in Portuguese traditional heavy metal.

Formed in Spain in the 1990s, Tierra Santa have built their career around traditional heavy metal, combining melodic guitar work with lyrics that frequently draw on history, mythology and legendary figures. The anniversary shows offer Portuguese audiences an opportunity to see the band during a milestone year in their career.

Attick Demons will open the programme as special guests, reinforcing the focus on traditional heavy metal across both dates. The concerts are promoted by Milagre Metaleiro, with Caminhos Metálicos serving as the official media partner.

Advance tickets are priced at 22€, increasing to 26€ on the day. Members of Milagre Metaleiro – Associação Cultural can purchase tickets at the door for 19€.

Further information and tickets are available at the website.

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