We couldn’t have asked for a better Friday night with Zeal & Ardor, with Dom Zły as the support band.
The evening started with Dom Zły’s set, an excellent warm-up for the crowd to get ready for what was about to come with the main act. Their polished Polish black metal created a dark, immersive atmosphere, which was nice to watch, and their music was well appreciated.
Then, Zeal & Ardor took the stage, delivering a performance that was truly unique and captivating. Each member was mesmerizing to watch, and their performance was mind blowing. The setlist felt complete, packed with the best songs they could have chosen. The crowd’s energy was unreal—they sang along, cheered, and showed their love throughout the entire gig. The band seemed both impressed and flattered by the overwhelming enthusiasm.
A truly unforgettable night and hopefully a gig everyone should make sure to see.
Dom Zły photos:
Zeal & Ardor photos & set-list:
Set-list:
the Bird, the Lion and the Wildkin
Wake of a Nation
Götterdämmerung
Ship on Fire
Erase
Gravedigger’s Chant
Fend You Off
Kilonova
Blood in the River
Run
Tuskegee
Row Row
to my ilk
Sugarcoat
Death to the Holy
Devil Is Fine
une ville vide (Tapped Outro)
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Trust No One
At the Seams
Don’t You Dare
I Caught You
Clawing out
Photos & words – Bruna Feltrin @brunafeltrin_photo
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