NEWS: Dark Funeral warn of live album “A Beast To Praise”!

The Swedish Black Metal masters Dark Funeral  have a near 70 minute live album on the horizon for a 21st August release via Century Media. Titled “A Beast To Praise” it was recorded at Fållan in Stockholm in 2022 with renditions of “We Are The Apocalypse” and “The Arrival Of Satan’s Empire” landing in advance, the show part of the tour cycle for the bands well received album “We Are The Apocalypse“. The timing is excellent as the band are preparing for a run of shows with  Behemoth and Dimmu Borgir later this year.

Lord Ahriman: “’A Beast To Praise‘ (Live at Fållan, Stockholm) captures a very important moment in the history of Dark Funeral — not only the live release ritual for ’We Are The Apocalypse‘, but also our return to the stage after years of silence during the pandemic. That night at Fållan was intense in every possible way. The energy in the room, the fire, the audience and the atmosphere all came together into something far beyond an ordinary concert. This release is the immortal document of that night. With the release of this live album and the upcoming European touring cycle in the fall of 2026, we now close the chapter surrounding ’We Are The Apocalypse‘. At the same time, we are already deeply focused on the next era of Dark Funeral and hard at work creating new material for what will become our next studio album, planned for release in 2027. And as one chapter closes, a new one is already taking shape — bigger, darker and more epic than ever before…”.

You can catch Dark Funeral live with Behemoth and Dimmu Borgir later this year:

09.10 Zurich (Switzerland) – Halle 622
10.10 Zwickau (Germany) – Sparkassen-Arena Zwickau
11.10 Esch sur Alzette (Luxembourg) – Rockhal
13.10 Milan (Italy) – Alcatraz
14.10 Munich (Germany) – Zenith
16.10 Paris (France) – Zenith
18.10 Den Bosch (The Netherlands) – Mainstage
20.10 Cologne (Germany) – Palladium
22.10 Hamburg (Germany) – Inselpark Arena
23.10 Berlin (Germany) – Columbiahalle
24.10 Brno (Czech Republic) – Hala Vodova
27.10 Helsinki (Finland) – Ice Hall
29.10 Stockholm (Sweden) – Hovet
30.10 Copenhagen (Denmark) – K.B. Hallen