Dutch gothic metal band Blackbriar is coming to Bulgaria on September 26 for a show on the small stage of Vidas Art Arena, invited by Fest Team. The concert will be part of the European A Thousand Little Deaths tour, with which the band is presenting their third studio album of the same name and their distinctive blend of symphonic and gothic metal. Tickets for the concert will go on sale today – June 22, via Ticket Station, with prices starting from €35.
Blackbriar was founded in 2012 in Assen, Netherlands. Following the success of their early singles and debut EP Fractured Fairytales, the band quickly attracted attention on the metal scene, giving them the opportunity to share the stage with leading names such as Epica, Halestorm and Delain. Blackbriar do more than simply combine the sounds of symphonic and gothic metal – they create a dark fairytale world through their music, filled with mysticism, drama and strong emotion. The band’s vocalist Zora Cock’s delicate voice shapes the ethereal and highly dramatic tone of their songs, blended with the deep instrumentation characteristic of the genre. The popular German metal magazine Metal Hammer has compared the singer to renowned artists such as Amy Lee and Kate Bush.
A Thousand Little Deaths is Blackbriar’s third studio album and the inspiration behind their current European tour. In their new songs, the band explores themes such as love, loss and death, while continuing to draw inspiration from myths, legends and dark fairytales. In addition to songs from their latest album, the band will also perform popular tracks such as Until Eternity, Selkie and Arms of the Ocean.
On September 26, on the small stage of Vidas Art Arena, fans of gothic metal will be able to enter the dark and mysterious world of Blackbriar. As part of their current European A Thousand Little Deaths tour, audiences in Bulgaria will enjoy both the symphonic character of their newest compositions and established fan favorites from their repertoire. Tickets for the concert will go on sale today – June 22, via Ticket Station, with prices starting from €35.