Sorceress of Sin, Lost Citadel, Heathen Kings, Artemis & Apollo
SORCERESS OF SIN headline a night of epic and melodic metal at the Fiddler’s elbow. They are joined by Lost Citadel (who are celebrating the release of their debut EP), Heathen Kings, and Artemis & Apollo.
Tickets £10.00 plus fees in advance, £12 OTD.
SORCERESS OF SIN
Sorceress of Sin are an up-tempo, fast paced melodic power metal band of original and constantly morphing quality material. Their music capitalises on dynamic tempo changes, searing guitar riffs, driving bass lines and animalistic vocals, all engineered and enhanced by renowned music producer Tom Maclean. ‘Sorceress of Sin’ deliver emotion and meaning with every track and writing music together is the sole passion of each member of this exciting and driven band.
LOST CITADEL
Epic heavy/power metal from a realm long lost.
Lost Citadel craft visions of a forgotten world. Their unique brand of power metal unites intricate classic and contemporary riffage with an array of unstoppable hooks.
They are celebrating the release of their debut EP, The Watcher’s Spire.
HEATHEN KINGS
Heathen Kings are where high fantasy meets denim and leather - the soaring melodic majesty of European power metal entwined with classic British heavy metal muscle.
"Featuring choruses that will have you charging the armies of Mordor, harmony guitar to awaken the gods and a rhythm section that can gallop like it's 1812...classic metal down to the last bead of sweat."
ARTEMIS & APOLLO
Artemis and Apollo have risen in the symphonic metal scene to blend tradition with innovation, creating a unique sound that sets them apart from other bands of the genre. Their music is powerful, energetic, enchanting, and heavy, offering a diverse vocal range that transitions from gentle and angelic to commanding and operatic, along with intense growls. Their compositions are a must-listen for those who appreciate powerful orchestration, combined with heavy and fast elements.They released their first single in 2021 and an EP in 2023. Since then, they have been performing at various venues across the UK. Additionally, they have released two lyric videos, a cover song, and are currently working on new songs for their upcoming album.
Source: The Fiddler's Elbow website