Nytys Promotions are pleased to present:
WOE (????)

with support from:
SIDIOUS (??????????????)
BA’AL (??????????????)
HORRENDA (????)

Coming to the United Kingdom for the very first time, US black metallers WOE (????) are set to bring their unique caustic blend of black metal to the four corners of Great Britain in October 2024. After forming in 2007, WOE’s career has seen them become one of the leading lights of the USBM scene alongside their peers in bands like Panopticon, Krallice, Wayfarer and Stormkeep. Touring on the back of their incredible 2023 album ‘Legacies of Frailty’, their upcoming EU tour will be the very first time British metal fans will have the chance to catch the band on stage.  

Joining WOE on the UK dates of the ‘Legacies of Frailty’ tour are London based black metallers SIDIOUS (??????????????). Looking to put a final set of nails in the coffin of their blistering 2022 release ‘Blackest Resurrection’ before progressing to an as yet untitled fourth album set for release in 2025. SIDIOUS have laid waste to festivals and cities across the UK and Europe on high profile shows with bands such as Belphegor, Bølzer, Azaghal and festivals such as Incineration, Cosmic Void and Reaper Festival. Noted for their crippling intense live performances SIDIOUS are a true tour-de-force of the UKBM scene.

Playing the second on slot for the London date of the tour only, Sheffield based blackened-post metal band BA’AL (??????????????) return to the capital. BA’AL are noted for their innovative and unique approach to extreme metal that draws upon a range of influences, implemented seamlessly into a distinctly black metal styling.

Opening the night for the London date of the tour, the rising stars of Dublin’s black metal scene, HORRENDA (????), will be ensuring the night kicks off to a suitably explosive beginning. Playing a style of what is definitively black metal but with clear hardcore punk influences, HORRENDA’s live performances are ferocious and has seen them perform with a range of acts such as Rotten Sound, The Crawling, Christ Agony and Hexis.