After a ten-year break, the European concert series called Paganfest is coming back to life! On the two Polish stops of this tour we will meet Alestorm as well as Ensiferum, Tyr, Heidefolk and Elvenking. The shows will take place on 5 February in Studio and the following day in Progresja.

* ALESTORM (UK) folk metal, power metal.
Polish fans need no introduction to Alestorm. Whenever the Brits visit us, it is always exemplary. This is folk/power metal focused on entertaining and making the audience happy. Fun under the stage, pirate stories and a ton of humour - be there.

* ENSIFERUM (Finland) folk metal, power metal.
Here there will be concrete, sheer verve and plenty of upbeat songs about battles, mighty warriors and other epic subjects. Ensiferum will provide an evening of top-notch folk metal with a post-metal twist.

* TÝR (Denmark) folk metal, progressive metal.
Týr love the immediacy and familiarity of folk metal, while repeatedly reaching for more intricate, challenging concepts drawn from prog metal. They are upbeat, post-metal uplifting and ambitious.

* HEIDEVOLK (Netherlands) folk metal, viking metal.
Tales of the Vikings and the province of Gelderland in Dutch? And in a folk-metal convention? Yes, please do! Heidevolk are specialised in this area to the point of pain.

* ELVENKING (Italy) power metal, folk metal.
They play something between melody-filled power metal and folk, and lyrically they range from fantasy themes to love. Elvenking are true professionals at their craft.