Bands
Full Metal Cruise XIII Part I
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Alestorm are Scotland's loudest bunch of drunken pirates and have been blasting out pirate metal since 2004. Their shows are like a stranded party with ducks, rum and total chaos. Imagine Jack Sparrow with a keytar and a hangover – that's exactly what it's like. They've hijacked the charts and festivals by turning every audience into a pirate crew. There's no smooth sailing on this cruise, just cannon fire from beer and riffs.
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Destruction have been blasting away since 1982 and still hit harder than any ship's cannon. As part of the ‘Big Teutonic Four’, they practically wrote the thrash metal handbook themselves. Their riffs are so sharp they could cut through any anchor chain. Decades on tour have turned them into an indestructible metal warship. When Destruction get going, even Poseidon grabs a beer and jumps into the mosh pit.
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The Baboon Show have been causing a frenzy since 2003 and are Sweden's punk rock torpedoes. Their mix of pure energy and political explosiveness crashes like a broadside into an enemy fleet. Frontwoman Cecilia has the stage presence of a captain in a storm, steering the chaos. They have laid clubs and festivals in ruins and sweat worldwide. On board, this cruise will turn into a mutiny full of punk rock madness.
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Ozzyfied celebrate the legendary Ozzy Osbourne with passion and attitude. Fronted by Henning Wanner, the band brings that special Ozzy feeling to every stage, delivering a performance that stays true to the original while infusing it with their own energy. Their shows bring generations of rock fans together and they have amassed one of the most loyal fan bases among the metalheads of the W:O:A universe!
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Victory have been rocking since the early 80s and have never taken their foot off the gas. Their hard rock anthems are made for raising fists, spilling drinks and screaming until dawn. They've shared the stage with legends and still sound like a battleship at full speed. No frills, just straight-ahead riffs that crash in like storm waves. Victory don't play concerts – they take the stage and tear it apart.
Full Metal Cruise XIII Part II
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Alestorm are Scotland's loudest bunch of drunken pirates and have been blasting out pirate metal since 2004. Their shows are like a stranded party with ducks, rum and total chaos. Imagine Jack Sparrow with a keytar and a hangover – that's exactly what it's like. They've hijacked the charts and festivals by turning every audience into a pirate crew. There's no smooth sailing on this cruise, just cannon fire from beer and riffs.
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Destruction have been blasting away since 1982 and still hit harder than any ship's cannon. As part of the ‘Big Teutonic Four’, they practically wrote the thrash metal handbook themselves. Their riffs are so sharp they could cut through any anchor chain. Decades on tour have turned them into an indestructible metal warship. When Destruction get going, even Poseidon grabs a beer and jumps into the mosh pit.
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The Baboon Show have been causing a frenzy since 2003 and are Sweden's punk rock torpedoes. Their mix of pure energy and political explosiveness crashes like a broadside into an enemy fleet. Frontwoman Cecilia has the stage presence of a captain in a storm, steering the chaos. They have laid clubs and festivals in ruins and sweat worldwide. On board, this cruise will turn into a mutiny full of punk rock madness.
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Ozzyfied celebrate the legendary Ozzy Osbourne with passion and attitude. Fronted by Henning Wanner, the band brings that special Ozzy feeling to every stage, delivering a performance that stays true to the original while infusing it with their own energy. Their shows bring generations of rock fans together and they have amassed one of the most loyal fan bases among the metalheads of the W:O:A universe!
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Victory have been rocking since the early 80s and have never taken their foot off the gas. Their hard rock anthems are made for raising fists, spilling drinks and screaming until dawn. They've shared the stage with legends and still sound like a battleship at full speed. No frills, just straight-ahead riffs that crash in like storm waves. Victory don't play concerts – they take the stage and tear it apart.
Full Metal Cruise XIII Part I
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Alestorm
Alestorm are Scotland's loudest bunch of drunken pirates and have been blasting out pirate metal since 2004. Their shows are like a stranded party with ducks, rum and total chaos. Imagine Jack Sparrow with a keytar and a hangover – that's exactly what it's like. They've hijacked the charts and festivals by turning every audience into a pirate crew. There's no smooth sailing on this cruise, just cannon fire from beer and riffs.
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Destruction
Destruction have been blasting away since 1982 and still hit harder than any ship's cannon. As part of the ‘Big Teutonic Four’, they practically wrote the thrash metal handbook themselves. Their riffs are so sharp they could cut through any anchor chain. Decades on tour have turned them into an indestructible metal warship. When Destruction get going, even Poseidon grabs a beer and jumps into the mosh pit.
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The Baboon Show
The Baboon Show have been causing a frenzy since 2003 and are Sweden's punk rock torpedoes. Their mix of pure energy and political explosiveness crashes like a broadside into an enemy fleet. Frontwoman Cecilia has the stage presence of a captain in a storm, steering the chaos. They have laid clubs and festivals in ruins and sweat worldwide. On board, this cruise will turn into a mutiny full of punk rock madness.
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Ozzyfied
Ozzyfied celebrate the legendary Ozzy Osbourne with passion and attitude. Fronted by Henning Wanner, the band brings that special Ozzy feeling to every stage, delivering a performance that stays true to the original while infusing it with their own energy. Their shows bring generations of rock fans together and they have amassed one of the most loyal fan bases among the metalheads of the W:O:A universe!
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Victory
Victory have been rocking since the early 80s and have never taken their foot off the gas. Their hard rock anthems are made for raising fists, spilling drinks and screaming until dawn. They've shared the stage with legends and still sound like a battleship at full speed. No frills, just straight-ahead riffs that crash in like storm waves. Victory don't play concerts – they take the stage and tear it apart.
Full Metal Cruise XIII Part II
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Alestorm
Alestorm are Scotland's loudest bunch of drunken pirates and have been blasting out pirate metal since 2004. Their shows are like a stranded party with ducks, rum and total chaos. Imagine Jack Sparrow with a keytar and a hangover – that's exactly what it's like. They've hijacked the charts and festivals by turning every audience into a pirate crew. There's no smooth sailing on this cruise, just cannon fire from beer and riffs.
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Destruction
Destruction have been blasting away since 1982 and still hit harder than any ship's cannon. As part of the ‘Big Teutonic Four’, they practically wrote the thrash metal handbook themselves. Their riffs are so sharp they could cut through any anchor chain. Decades on tour have turned them into an indestructible metal warship. When Destruction get going, even Poseidon grabs a beer and jumps into the mosh pit.
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The Baboon Show
The Baboon Show have been causing a frenzy since 2003 and are Sweden's punk rock torpedoes. Their mix of pure energy and political explosiveness crashes like a broadside into an enemy fleet. Frontwoman Cecilia has the stage presence of a captain in a storm, steering the chaos. They have laid clubs and festivals in ruins and sweat worldwide. On board, this cruise will turn into a mutiny full of punk rock madness.
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Ozzyfied
Ozzyfied celebrate the legendary Ozzy Osbourne with passion and attitude. Fronted by Henning Wanner, the band brings that special Ozzy feeling to every stage, delivering a performance that stays true to the original while infusing it with their own energy. Their shows bring generations of rock fans together and they have amassed one of the most loyal fan bases among the metalheads of the W:O:A universe!
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Victory
Victory have been rocking since the early 80s and have never taken their foot off the gas. Their hard rock anthems are made for raising fists, spilling drinks and screaming until dawn. They've shared the stage with legends and still sound like a battleship at full speed. No frills, just straight-ahead riffs that crash in like storm waves. Victory don't play concerts – they take the stage and tear it apart.