Behemoth celebrates Halloween with Global Livestream “XXX Years Ov Blasphemy”

Polish Metal band led by Nergal will be live on October 31st

This year, on Halloween night, the curtain that divides the Worlds of the living and the dead will be destroyed in flames and will be replaced with dark magic by the masters of extreme metal BEHEMOTH: The band announced their livestream called “XXX Years Ov Blasphemy” that will be broadcast on October 31st worldwide.

“30 years of blasphemy and bring on 30 more!” enthuses the frontman. ​“What better night than All Saint’s Eve to celebrate this most unholy anniversary than with us, as we present the most ambitious project of our career to date, XXX Years Ov Blasphemy. Legions, when I say this is the ultimate cinematic Behemoth experience, I cannot express how much I mean that. Another huge risk for us, but as always, we go feet first and push our limits. The result will be a sight to behold. We’ll see you in The Forest… and more!”

Celebrating in style their 30th anniversary, the Polish-born band will grace their own birthday ceremony with a black magic festivity that will unleash all the forces of evil and make Halloween night to be remembered for years – with Moment House and Master of Ceremonies as master of ceremonies. directed by conductor Dariusz Szermanowicz (G13 Production House) the event will have three acts.

Each act BEHEMOTH will delve deeper into their 30-year history by focusing on each decade, starting early in their career with black metal and pagan influenced albums like "Pandemonic Incantations" and going through their international hits like "The Apostasy" and “Evangelion” until reaching his latest artwork “I Loved You At Your Darkest” released in 2019. BEHEMOTH will summon the demons of the past and explore the depths of his discography.

The pre-sale for “XXX Years Ov Blasphemy” starts now and the first tickets are with 20% off and are already available and will stay with the discount until Friday, October 15th, at noon, after which the value will be changed to normal. The event comes with exclusive merchandising that includes short- and long-sleeved shirts, hats, posters, bottles and socks – the first 500 customers to buy merchandising will also receive a free sticker of a burning cross.

The event will be aired three times so that all legions of the world can watch this event on their local time: 6PM JST/8PM AEDT (Asia, Australia, New Zealand), 6PM GMT (England, Europe, Africa) and 6PM PDT / 9PM EDT (South and North America). After the initial broadcast, fans will be able to watch the show for 24 hours after the event. Additionally the BEHEMOTH show will also feature a post-show for “XXX Years Ov Blasphemy – Behind The Scenes Special” which fans can buy for $5. The post-show will begin immediately after the broadcast and will be accessible for 24 hours after the initial broadcast. Limited to 30 fans, BEHEMOTH also offers a Meet & Greet hosted by Moment House. Each participant will have the opportunity to make a video call (2 minutes) with Nergal, Orion and Inferno. Meet & Greet will be scheduled between 5PM and 6PM CET.

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