Amon Amarth Returning to Vienna With Soilwork and Orbit Culture

Sweden’s Viking metal overlords Amon Amarth have confirmed a sweeping European and UK headline run for autumn 2026, and Vienna is firmly in the crosshairs. The Allfather Awakens Tour rolls into the Gasometer on November 3, 2026, bringing with it a brand-new theatrical stage production, an extended headline set, and a fully Swedish support lineup that should have every melodeath fan in Austria clearing their calendar.

An All-Swedish Invasion

Flankng Amon Amarth on the bill are two of Sweden’s finest: Orbit Culture, the Norrköping-based death metal outfit who have spent the better part of the last decade building one of the most devoted underground followings in extreme metal, and Soilwork, the Helsingborg melodic death metal veterans who need no introduction to fans of the genre. Putting all three acts together under one roof isn’t just a good night out — it’s a statement of intent about where Swedish heavy music stands right now.

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A New Album, a New Production

The tour is billed in support of Amon Amarth’s forthcoming studio album, details of which have yet to be formally revealed. What is confirmed is that the band are arriving with a completely rebuilt stage production — one that the band’s camp describes as a ritual experience filled with fire and spectacle designed to fill even the largest arenas. If past Amon Amarth productions are anything to go by, understatement is not on the setlist. Expect longships, pyrotechnics, and the kind of cinematic live experience that has turned this band into one of metal’s biggest draws over the past two decades.

Fresh Off a Landmark Summer

By the time November arrives, Amon Amarth will have had quite a 2026. The summer saw them share stages with Slayer in Cardiff and London before heading across the Atlantic for a US run alongside Pantera — company that tells you everything about the level at which the band currently operates. The European headline campaign represents the homecoming lap, and at 28 dates across the continent, it is anything but low-key.

DateDayCityVenue
Oct 9FriManchesterO2 Apollo
Oct 10SatLondonEventim Apollo
Oct 11SunWolverhamptonWolverhampton Civic Hall
Oct 13TueParisZenith
Oct 14WedEsch Sur AlzetteRockhal
Oct 16FriStuttgartHanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle
Oct 17SatFrankfurtFesthalle Messe Frankfurt
Oct 18SunAntwerpLotto Hall
Oct 20TueDen BoschMainstage
Oct 21WedHamburgSporthalle

Vienna, Mark Your Calendars

For Austrian fans, the Gasometer date on November 3 lands midway through the tour’s second leg, which means a band that has already had several weeks to road-test the new production. The Gasometer is one of Vienna’s premier large-capacity venues, and for a show of this scale it should be a near-perfect fit. Doors, exact stage times, and further event details are expected to be confirmed closer to the date.

Update: The concert is officially sold-out.

Amon Amarth will perform in Vienna on November 3, 2026, at the Gasometer as part of The Allfather Awakens Tour.

Yes, tickets for the Vienna Gasometer show on November 3, 2026 are sold out. We recommend monitoring official resale platforms and the band’s social media channels for any returned or released tickets.

The tour features an all-Swedish support lineup consisting of death metal act Orbit Culture and melodic death metal veterans Soilwork, both joining Amon Amarth for the full European and UK run.

The Allfather Awakens Tour supports Amon Amarth’s forthcoming new studio album. Full album details, including title and release date, have not yet been officially announced.

On The Allfather Awakens Tour, Amon Amarth are performing an extended headline set. Based on previous headline tours, fans can typically expect a set running between 90 minutes and two hours.

The band has confirmed a completely new, large-scale theatrical stage production featuring fire, ritual imagery, and a setup designed to fill arena-sized venues — described as one of the most ambitious productions of their career.

The tour covers 28 cities across Europe and the UK, running from October 9 in Manchester through to November 15 in Lisbon.

Amon Amarth will perform at the Gasometer in Vienna, one of the city’s largest and most established concert venues, on November 3, 2026.

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Jovan R.
Jovan R.

Music journalist and concert photographer with a sharp eye for detail and a deep love for heavy music. Covering the loudest acts across Europe, I capture stories through words and lens, documenting the raw energy of live shows and the culture that fuels them.

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