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Fleshgod Apocalypse on Tour
With a theatrical stage presence and soaring orchestral music, Fleshgod Apocalypse commands the audience from the stage. Fleshgod Apocalypse is an Italian symphonic metal band with a penchant for brutal, yet elaborate performances. Their 2023 tour has the band set to move through the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom. Live concerts by Fleshgod Apocalypse are a sight to behold.
A symphony of metal, their performances reach operatic heights. Haunting, ghoulish and donning corpse makeup, their concerts are highly stylized with tight musical performances and epic, sweeping instrumentals. In the words of one reviewer, the band was, "Flawless, brutal, generous and mind-bending!"
In 2009 the band premiered their first album, Oracles. This was followed by the Mafia EP in 2010. Fleshgod Apocalypse's second album came in 2011 with Agony. The band released their third album in 2013 with Labyrinth. Their fourth album came with King (2016), followed by their fifth album Veleno (2019). In 2020 Fleshgod Apocalypse released their No EP.
Fleshgod Apocalypse Live in Concert
Fleshgod Apocalypse was formed in 2007 in Perugia, Italy, by members Francesco Paoli on lead vocals, Paolo Rossi on bass, Cristiano Trionfera on lead guitar, and drummer Francesco Struglia. In 2009, Fleshgod Apocalypse was joined by member Tommaso Riccardi, who would take over the lead vocalist position after Paoli moved over to the drums. The band gained another new member in 2011 with pianist Francesco Ferrini. In 2017, Riccardi departed from the band, as did Trionfera, and Paoli took over the position of lead vocalist again. The band subsequently enlisted the help of drummer David Folchitto and guitarist Fabio Bartoletti. Bartoletti officially joined the band in 2020, alongside soprano vocalist Veronica Bordacchini and their new drummer Eugene Ryabchenko. When asked in an interview with Darkside about the meaning of the band's name, bassist Paolo Rossi answered that the Fleshgod represents mankind itself and Apocalypse refers to its end: "Our monicker is an advisory of what can happen if mankind would stop fighting against all the evil powers that try to bind us". On Spotify, Fleshgod Apocalypse reaches more than 100,000 listeners per month. The band's most popular tracks, "The Violation" and "The Fool," have been streamed more than 5 million times each. Other hit tracks by Fleshgod Apocalypse include "No," "Sugar" and a cover of Eiffel 65's "Blue (Da Ba Dee)."
I didn't realize it would be as long as it was, and I'm so glad for it because it was so fun! We got to the line sometime before 6:30, and the line was really long and didn't even take longer than 20 minutes! The concert didn't actually start until 7:30. I didn't mind that at all though!
Extremely professional and excellent performance by all bands with excellent sound and mixing provided by the venue. Overall an excellent experience.
Fleshgod is kick ass this is my second time seeing them and there always great. I love there sound and the mix of classical with death metal.
It was an amazing show! all of the bands absolutely killed it! I hope to see them again at the Fillmore!
All the bands brought the hype, And flesh got apocalypse never disappoints, I especially love seeing them at the Gramercy
This is a can't miss Metal Tour. All four bands have a different style. I have seen Obscura and Fleshgod many times. First time seeing Thulcandra and Wolfheart looking forward to seeing them again. A True Metalhead will understand how amazing a tour like this truly was. đ¤đżđ¤đż
you were absolutely wonderful⌠It's just an absolute shame that the merchandising was not⌠Never was so disappointed not to be able to buy merchandise for a favorite band because they did not have my size which are not uncommon sizes by the way. Not only that we were treated rudely by the staff that was selling shirts given a ridiculous line of we don't understand what it's like being on tour with merchandise... New York is the biggest market in the United States for concerts⌠As someone who follows the band and was beyond excited⌠I left extremely disappointed because I was not able to get any concert memorabilia I think that if you were going to continue on your tour, you really need to ensure that you have enough merchandise in every size not just some⌠it's unacceptable to be told that my size is sold out when it's ridiculous that you should sell out of the size large, and only have extra large. If you were going to be playing a city like New York, you need to ensure that you have enough of all sizes in each of your shirts⌠Had you had my size I would've probably walked away with about five shirts⌠Iâm sure that you lost a great deal of money from those that were looking to buy specific sizes and could not⌠Absolute shameâŚ
Great show, all the bands killed it. Obscura was the standout, so skilled and a killer sound.
Seen them many times and always the show is so great! and i will never stop seeing them :3
I had a blast the entire time!!! By far one the best live concert experiences ever!
