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Moonspell band tour and festival announcements

Overview

Portuguese gothic metal band Moonspell has announced several upcoming musical events. In October 2026, the band revealed dates for their ‘God is a Vampire’ tour in early 2027, which includes performances in Zagreb, Croatia, and Belgrade, Serbia, with support from Iotunn and TodoMal. This European tour is expected to consist of 40 dates throughout March and April 2027.

Following this, the band announced the creation of MoonFest, a festival scheduled for October 30, 2027, at the MEO Arena in Lisbon to celebrate their 35th career anniversary. The festival lineup features Amorphis, Zeal & Ardor, Towards The Sinister, and Heavenwood. The announcement was made during special Halloween concerts at Hard Club in Porto. Vocalist Fernando Ribeiro confirmed the authenticity of the festival announcement, noting it was not a prank or an AI-generated fabrication.

Exclusive pre-sales for MoonFest are scheduled to begin at FNAC stores on November 6, with general ticket sales starting on November 9. Ticket prices have not yet been disclosed.

Entities

Lisbon · MEO Arena · Moonspell · Fernando Ribeiro · Zeal & Ardor

Timeline

  1. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Moonspell announces Moonfest festival in Lisbon

    Moonspell will host the first Moonfest at Lisbon’s MEO Arena on October 30, 2027, featuring Amorphis, Zeal & Ardor, and more.

  2. [CULTURE] 8 sources
    Moonspell to host MoonFest festival at MEO Arena in 2027

    Metal band Moonspell will celebrate 35 years of music with MoonFest, a festival at Lisbon's MEO Arena on October 30, 2027, featuring Amorphis and Zeal & Ardor.

  3. [CULTURE] 3 sources
    Moonspell announces 2027 tour dates in Zagreb and Belgrade

    Portuguese gothic metal band Moonspell has announced 2027 tour dates in Zagreb and Belgrade as part of their ‘God is a Vampire’ tour, featuring support from Iotunn and TodoMal.

Sources

altominho.tv · cinema.sapo.pt · correiodamanhacanada.com · glam-magazine.pt · lookmag.pt · markusheavymusicblog.org · metalshockfinland.com · mymix923.com · ominho.pt · televisao.sapo.pt

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