Inferno Metal Festival



























Inferno Metal Festival
Ihsahn-live-Infernofestival-2010.jpg
Genre Heavy metal
Dates Easter
Location(s)
Oslo, Norway
Years active 2001-
Website infernofestival.net

Inferno Metal Festival is an annual extreme metal festival that takes place every year during Easter in Oslo, Norway. The festival was founded by Borknagar guitarist Jens F. Ryland in cooperation with Radar Booking in 2001 and take place at Rockefeller Music Hall.




Contents






  • 1 Lineups


    • 1.1 2019


    • 1.2 2018


    • 1.3 2017


    • 1.4 2016


    • 1.5 2015


    • 1.6 2014


    • 1.7 2013


    • 1.8 2012


    • 1.9 2011


    • 1.10 2010


    • 1.11 2009


    • 1.12 2008


    • 1.13 2007


      • 1.13.1 Kick-off party




    • 1.14 2006


    • 1.15 2005


    • 1.16 2004


    • 1.17 2003


    • 1.18 2002


    • 1.19 2001




  • 2 References


  • 3 External links





Lineups



2019


The 2019 edition will be taking place at Rockefeller Music Hall from 18. to 21. April.



  • Taake

  • 1349

  • Vomitory

  • Gaahls Wyrd

  • Carach Angren

  • Batushka

  • Tribulation

  • Misþyrming

  • Archgoat

  • The Ruins of Beverast

  • Der Weg einer Freiheit

  • Valkyrja

  • Avast



2018


The 2018 edition took place at Rockefeller Music Hall from 29. March, to 1. April.



  • Shining

  • Dark Funeral

  • Obituary

  • Origin

  • Emperor

  • Fleshgod Apocalypse

  • Ihsahn

  • Satyricon

  • Necrophobic

  • Ahab

  • Tsjuder

  • Napalm Death

  • Electric Wizard

  • Carpathian Forest

  • Grave

  • Memoriam



2017


The 2017 edition took place at Rockefeller Music Hall from 12. April, to 15. April.



  • Abbath

  • Carcass

  • Gorgoroth

  • Destruction

  • Samael

  • Belphegor

  • Borknagar

  • Primordial

  • Red Harvest

  • Tangorodrim

  • Anaal Nathrakh

  • Slagmaur

  • Crowbar

  • Furze



2016


The 2016 edition took place at Rockefeller Music Hall from 23. April (club night), to 26. April.



  • Mayhem

  • Nile

  • Marduk

  • Exodus

  • Sodom

  • Vader

  • Nifelheim

  • ICS Vortex

  • Blood Red Throne

  • Order

  • Gorguts

  • Craft

  • The 3rd Attempt

  • Mistur

  • Thaw

  • Psycroptic

  • Lucifer's Child

  • Orkan

  • Mork

  • Scarred

  • Abbysion

  • Stahlsarg[1]



2015


The 2015 edition took place at Rockefeller Music Hall from 1. April (club night), to 4. April.



  • 1349

  • ADE

  • Arcturus

  • Behemoth

  • Bloodbath

  • Crescent

  • Enslaved

  • Kampfar

  • My Dying Bride

  • Septicflesh

  • Taake



2014


The 2014 edition took place at Rockefeller Music Hall from 16. April (club night), to 19. April.



2013


The 2013 edition took place at Rockefeller Music Hall from 27. March (club night), to 30. March.



2012


The 2012 edition took place at Rockefeller Music Hall from 4. April (club night), to the 7. April.



2011


The 2011 edition took place at Rockefeller Music Hall from April 20 (club night), to April 23.



2010


The 2010 edition took place at Rockefeller Music Hall from March 31 (club night), to April 3.



  • Nifrost

  • Svarttjern

  • Demonic Resurrection


  • Spearhead, in replacement for The Psyke Project

  • Nachtmystium

  • Madder Mortem

  • Eyehategod

  • Belphegor

  • Finntroll

  • Marduk

  • Throne of Katarsis

  • Fortid

  • Blodspor

  • Obscura

  • Ragnarok

  • Mistur

  • Ram-Zet

  • Benediction

  • Ihsahn

  • Mayhem

  • Como Muertos

  • Sarkom

  • Irr

  • Exumer

  • Necrophagist

  • Årabrot

  • Taake

  • Deströyer 666

  • The Kovenant

  • Death Angel

  • Scribe



2009


The 2009 edition took place at Rockefeller Music Hall from April 8 (club night), to April 11.



  • Carpathian Forest

  • Keep of Kalessin

  • Vreid

  • Paradise Lost

  • Negură Bunget

  • Samael

  • Septic Flesh

  • Pestilence

  • Pantheon I

  • Helheim

  • Kampfar

  • Koldbrann

  • Swallow the Sun

  • Dew-Scented

  • Troll

  • Code

  • Root

  • Black Comedy

  • Vicious Art

  • Grand Magus

  • Execration

  • Ramesses

  • Unearthly Trance

  • Taetre

  • Azarath

  • Kraanium

  • Episode 13

  • Seregon


  • The Battalion, in replacement for Meshuggah

  • Krypt

  • Sahg

  • Sarke

  • Mencea

  • Warlord UK



2008



  • 1349


  • Gaahl and King ov Hell (under the name Gorgoroth)

  • Unleashed

  • Satyricon

  • Keep of Kalessin

  • Behemoth

  • Gallhammer

  • Destruction

  • Krux

  • Shining

  • Tulus

  • Tristania

  • Cult of Luna

  • Overkill

  • Skitliv

  • Krux

  • Obliteration

  • Gorefest

  • Onslaught

  • The Battalion

  • Dead to This World

  • Mortal Sin

  • Diskord

  • Negură Bunget

  • Vreid

  • Desecration (band)



2007


The 2007 edition took place at Rockefeller Music Hall on April 5, April 6 and April 7.



  • Norwegian Metal All-Stars

  • Trinacria

  • Primordial

  • Zyklon

  • Suffocation

  • Fatal Demeanor

  • Karkadan

  • Unspoken

  • Paradigma

  • Watain


  • Red Harvest (After Sabbat cancelled)

  • God Dethroned

  • Sigh

  • Moonspell

  • Immortal

  • Ravencult

  • Ground Zero System

  • Rotten Sound

  • Legion of the Damned

  • Hecate Enthroned

  • Brutal Truth

  • Dødheimsgard

  • Dark Funeral

  • Tiamat

  • Sodom

  • Lobotomized

  • Resurrected

  • Blood Tsunami

  • Koldbrann

  • Anaal Nathrakh



Kick-off party



  • Allfader

  • Olm



2006


The 2006 edition took place at Rockefeller Music Hall and John Dee from the 13th to the 15th of April.



  • Battered

  • Bloodthorn

  • Bolt Thrower

  • Borknagar

  • Carpathian Forest

  • Cathedral

  • Demonizer

  • Disiplin

  • Dismember

  • Emperor

  • Endstille

  • Face Down

  • Funeral

  • Imbalance

  • Keep of Kalessin

  • Khold

  • Legion

  • Manngard

  • Marduk

  • Myrkskog

  • Nightrage

  • Rimfrost

  • Sahg

  • Susperia

  • System:Obscure

  • The Deviant

  • Usurper

  • Vesen

  • Waklevören

  • Witchcraft



2005



  • Amon Amarth

  • Arcturus

  • Aura Noir

  • Candlemass

  • Chton

  • Deceiver

  • Dissection

  • Gehenna

  • Grave

  • Green Carnation

  • Grimfist

  • Goatlord

  • Gorelord

  • Hatesphere

  • Horricane

  • Lamented Souls

  • Morbid Angel

  • Mortiis

  • Nebular Mystic

  • Naer mataron

  • Obliteration

  • Seth

  • She Said Destroy

  • Slogstorm

  • Sunn O)))

  • Tsjuder

  • Taakeferd

  • Vreid

  • Zeenon



2004



  • Aborym

  • Aeternus

  • Asmegin

  • Decapitated

  • Defiled

  • Dimension F3h

  • Disiplin

  • Enslaved

  • Forgery

  • Gorgoroth

  • Helheim

  • Holy Moses

  • Khold

  • Konkhra

  • Manes

  • Manifest

  • Mayhem

  • Maze of Torment

  • Mercenary

  • MindGrinder

  • My Dying Bride

  • Myrkskog

  • Pawnshop

  • Rotting Christ

  • Sadus

  • Sinners Bleed

  • Susperia

  • Tonka



2003



  • 1349

  • Alsvartr

  • Audiopain

  • Belphegor

  • Cadaver

  • Children of Bodom

  • Deride

  • Entombed

  • Exmortem

  • Grand Alchemist

  • Immortal

  • Koldbrann

  • Lost at Last

  • Lumsk

  • Madder Mortem

  • N.C.O.

  • Necrophagia

  • Opeth

  • Perished

  • Ragnarok

  • Raise Hell

  • Red Harvest

  • Runemagick

  • Shadows Fall

  • Thyruz

  • Sirenia

  • Soilwork

  • The Allseeing I

  • The Kovenant

  • Taake

  • Vader



2002



  • 1349

  • Aeternus

  • Agressor

  • Behemoth

  • Black Comedy

  • Blood Red Throne

  • Carpathian Forest

  • Dimmu Borgir

  • Eternal Silence

  • Lock Up

  • Lost in Time

  • Lowdown

  • Manatark

  • Minas Tirith

  • Nocturnal Breed

  • Scariot

  • Source of Tide

  • Vintersorg

  • Windir

  • Witchery

  • Zection 8



2001



  • Audiopain

  • Bloodthorn

  • Borknagar

  • Burning Rubber

  • Cadaver Inc.

  • Crest of Darkness

  • Cybele

  • Enslaved

  • Farout Fishing

  • Gehenna

  • Hades Almighty

  • Khold

  • M-Eternal

  • Pain

  • Peccatum

  • Ram-Zet

  • Red Harvest

  • Susperia

  • Tidfall

  • Trail of Tears

  • Witchery

  • Zeenon

  • Zyklon



References





  1. ^ http://www.infernofestival.net/no/festival/artists.aspx




External links


  • Official site








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