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News: Incineration Festival 2023

  • February 25, 2023
  • Phil Pountney
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One of the UK’s most Extreme Metal Festivals is back, and back in the most brutal meaning of the word. 

Taking over four of the most iconic venues in Camden, The Electric Ballroom, The Underworld, The Black Heart and The Dev, Incineration Festival is ready to unleash its ninth instalment of this battering festival upon us, bringing together many household names in the Underground Extreme Metal Landscape. 

Returning to Incineration Festival seven long years after headlining the 2016 edition, and on the back of selling out their most recent visit to England’s capital are Sweden’s Black Metal legends MARDUK who will sit proudly alongside, and co-headline the Electric Ballroom stage with, Norwegian heavyweights ENSLAVED. 

American death metal legends SUFFOCATION will also be making a very special appearance at Incineration Fest 2023 as well as ROTTING CHRIST who will destroy us with their own unique brand of Hellenic Black Metal and sub headline The Electric Ballroom Stage.

One of Holland’s first extreme metal outfits, ASPHYX, will make their return to Incineration Fest in 2023 for a UK Exclusive show performing on the Electric Ballroom Stage. Be sure you make way for the Deathhammer !!

Also appearing for what is a UK Exclusive show as part of a full European tour, KING DUDE return to London to co-headline The Underworld Stage for what is undoubtedly going to be a show of massive magnitude. 

These all sit alongside an impressive, mouth-watering, roll call of delights in the guise of PROFANATICA, CELESTE, PARTY CANNON, URNE, WITCHSORROW and many more 

Having already surpassed the 60% of tickets sold mark, the festival is well on course for a sell out! 

Get your tickets now at www.incinerationfest.com

Read our review of last years festival here

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