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Sep 11, 2026

LukeHOST
3:43
Well, they did the other...
LukeHOST
3:44
They did Hellfest, didn't they? Hellfest, that's what I'm thinking of.
LukeHOST
3:46
A few years ago.
LukeHOST
3:47
Yeah.
Rob KellasHOST
37:31
It's great to have you there.
Rob KellasHOST
37:32
Um, Hellfest was one that we waited for years for.
Rob KellasHOST
37:37
We were on the wait list for the tickets.
Rob KellasHOST
37:39
They make it very hard to, to get the tickets.
Rob KellasHOST
37:42
Um, we managed to secure accreditation for this, which was brilliant, and we'd heard so many good things about Hellfest, and I've gotta say, it really, really underwhelmed us.
Rob KellasHOST
37:58
Obviously, the, the kinda meme and the, the main thing about Hellfest was just how hot it was.
Rob KellasHOST
38:03
You know, 41 degrees, 42 degrees I think it got to.
Rob KellasHOST
38:08
Um, and we were criticized a fair bit about, by complaining that it was warm, um, and by what people say, like, poor planning.
Philipp SchulteGUEST
28:55
I think something like this will eventually also grow here and it can coexist.
Philipp SchulteGUEST
29:02
You can have the huge festivals like Summer Breeze and Hellfest and of course Sweden Rock.
Philipp SchulteGUEST
29:13
for everyone, and I like going there to watch Iron Maiden.
Philipp SchulteGUEST
29:18
And then you have the other festivals, the more, I don't want to say underground festivals, but the more selective festivals, maybe.
TomHOST
24:09
Thank you.
PatrickHOST
24:10
Uh, it, it, did I see Every Time I Die for the first time at what, what really felt like a big coming out show for them at fucking like an early Hellfest? Does that s- does that track? That's my, that's my memory
BobHOST
24:24
Yeah, it's 100%, 100% big deal.
PatrickHOST
24:26
Okay.
PatrickHOST
24:31
That's my memory of things, for sure.
TomHOST
24:33
Yeah, it was one of tho- ...
TomHOST
24:34
And they were on, like, the, the 2002 Hellfest DVD, which I feel like we've all...
TomHOST
24:40
Anyone with any metalcore in their b- blood has played that over and over again.
Brett WhitefieldHOST
59:14
[laughs] It's a, it's a live compilation.
Brett WhitefieldHOST
59:17
It's, it's... is it, like, Live From Hellfest or something? I don't know.
Brett WhitefieldHOST
59:19
It's really, really freaking good.
Brett WhitefieldHOST
59:20
I'll play that.
GísliHOST
54:26
And they bring their kids.
AtliHOST
54:30
I was in Hellfest in 2018.
AtliHOST
54:32
We were playing there.
AtliHOST
54:35
My girlfriend was with me at the time.

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How Punk Went Global: From NYC Bars to Tokyo Subways

Sep 5 · 1 Mention

speaker_1HOST
11:32
German thrash bands borrowed punk's fast tempos while layering heavier guitar lines, expanding musical boundaries.
speaker_1HOST
11:40
Hellfest in Germany hosted acts from Brazil, Japan, and the United States all on one stage, showcasing punk's international reach.
speaker_1HOST
11:51
In Montreal's Riot Fest, bands from Scandinavia shared bills with Canadian underground groups.
speaker_1HOST
11:58
These festivals became melting pots where regional sounds fused into new global identities.
RobHOST
8:03
Trees was the second hottest festival I've ever been to.
RobHOST
8:07
What's the hottest? Hellfest.
JackGUEST
8:09
Really? Yeah.
JackGUEST
8:10
Trees was
Cameron JohnstonGUEST
20:55
Not this year.
Cameron JohnstonGUEST
20:55
They were supposed to play Hellfest, I think.
Cameron JohnstonGUEST
21:01
Oh, yeah? That must be why, yeah.
Cameron JohnstonGUEST
21:03
Even, like, Black Label and Body Count, I'm excited to see.

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