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Ignite Your Easter Weekend: Unleash Your Inner Metal Warrior at Blitz Metal Fest Tonight! šŸŽøšŸ”„

Apr 8, 2023
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This Easter weekend, prepare for the ultimate sonic warfare at Blitz Metal Fest, happening TONIGHT, April 8th, 2023, in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland.


Experience the inferno of metal mayhem with live performances from Shepherds Reign, Deathnir, Forsaken Age, Senarius, and more, alongside metal DJs Charlotte Gloom, InAgony, and Drew Bang! Brace yourself for a night that will shake you to your core across three floors of intense energy.


artwork for Blitz Metal Fest including logos from Shepherds Reign, Deathnir, Forsaken Age, Teraset, Black Gravel City and Senarius
Blitz Metal Fest is tonight in Tāmaki Makaurau

Easter Saturday is your chance to unleash your inner metal warrior and join fellow hardcore metalheads in raising hell. The air will be charged with the spirit of rebellion, as blistering guitar solos, heart-stopping drum beats, and soaring vocals echo throughout Dead Witch and AUX stages.


Make sure to arrive early and enjoy Happy Hour drink specials from 6pm to 8pm, setting the stage for an unforgettable night. Navigate the battleground of metal mayhem with our handy floor plan, guiding you through the live music and metal DJ beats at Ding Dong Lounge.


Blitz Metal Fest is not just a music festival; it's a full-blown assault on your senses. Create lasting memories as you headbang, mosh, and thrash your way through the night, celebrating the power and passion of metal.

The run times for Blitz Metal Fest
Blitz Metal Fest run times

Presale tickets are $20, while door sales are $25. Secure your presale ticket now and prepare for an Easter Saturday like no other at Blitz Metal Fest in Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland. Let the metal madness begin!


a map displaying where the stages at Dead Witch and AUX can be found as well as DJs at Ding Dong Lounge
Blitz Metal Fest Map

See you tonight!


Blitz Metal Fest Crew

3 Comments


awake8845
Oct 08

Putting Blitz Metal Fest right on Easter weekend is a bold move; I keep picturing people sneaking away from family dinners for a night of live metal.

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Did the timing make the crowd more chaotic or more laid-back than a usual Saturday show?

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awake8845
Oct 07

I’ve noticed Easter weekend usually means quiet venues, so a metal fest in Tāmaki Makaurau feels like a proper curveball. The timing makes sense for anyone skipping family obligations for a loud room instead.

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Hope the turnout matched that last-minute energy.

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awake8845
Oct 07

Easter weekend usually means family dinners and chocolate eggs for most people, so swapping that for a metal fest in Tāmaki Makaurau is a bold alternative.

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I like that it leans into the local scene rather than the usual holiday routine.

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