French Symphonic Death Metal act Aephanemer  to kick off European Tour this week!

French Symphonic Death Metal act Aephanemer to kick off European Tour this week!

Following their latest, third album A Dream Of Wilderness (released in 2021 via Napalm Records), French symphonic death metal frontrunners AEPHANEMER are gearing up for their European tour, kicking off this Thursday in Milan, Italy!

Make sure to catch them live near you, tickets are available via: https://www.aephanemer.com/shows

  • 21.03.24 - Milan, IT - Legend Club Milano
  • 22.03.24 - Roma, IT - Dissesto Cult
  • 23.03.24 - Carrara, IT - Swamp Club
  • 25.03.24 - Athens, GR - Holywood Stage
  • 26.03.24 - Thessaloniki, GR - Eightball Club
  • 27.03.24 - Sofia, BG - Live & Loud Club
  • 28.03.24 - Bucarest, RO - Quantic Club
  • 29.03.24 - Timisoara, RO - M2
  • 30.03.24 - Bratislava, SK - Pink Whale
  • 31.03.24 - Berlin, DE - Wild At Heart
  • 02.04.24 - Poznan, PL - Klub pod Minogą
  • 03.04.24 - Hannover, DE - Subkultur
  • 04.04.24 - Köln, DE - MTC Köln
  • 05.04.24 - Ghent, BE - Asgaard Gentbrugge
  • 06.04.24 - Frankfurt, DE - Ponyhof Club

Integrating elements of melodic death metal and classical symphonies, the southern French band Aephanemer have developed a sound that could likely influence a whole new generation of metal. After bursting onto the scene in 2014, the four-piece quickly began growing a loyal fanbase – ultimately laying the foundations of the symphonic melodic death metal genre.

Due in part to their deft musicality, impressive live performances (including at festivals like Wacken Open Air) and fresh, modern sound, the band quickly gained the attention of leading rock and metal label Napalm Records, who re-released Aephanemer’s sophomore album, Prokopton, in October 2019.

With their much-acclaimed third album, A Dream of Wilderness, mixed by Dan Swanö and mastered by Mika Jussila from the prestigious Finnvox Studios, Aephanemer proves why the belong to the top league of symphonic melodic death metal!

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