Since the dawn of the heavy metal movement, South Australia has consistently produced heavy bands of the highest calibre, often sitting among the very best at the forefront of their respective sub-genres of metal. It is no different today, with many talented local bands developing loyal followings amongst the rabid metal masses by touring their arses off nationally and internationally, and releasing world-class albums that can match it with the best of them.

On Saturday November 14th 2020, HEAVY S.A. presents 21 home-grown heavy music heroes showcasing the amazing diversity within the heavy music genre. Featuring a stacked line up of long standing Warlords and new Titans an exclusive one off reunion show by those ‘FSU’ Kings Enemy Of? The death metal behemoth Tzun Tzu launching their new EP, atmospheric Black metallers Frostveil making a very rare live appearance and what promises to be a very special farewell show for one of Adelaide’s finest metal bands Se Bon Ki Ra!

All this on one day, assembled across two stages to show you why S.A. HEAVY MUSIC RULES!

Tickets are available now through Moshtix, The New Dead Promotions online store, or via the bands and have been kept at a very affordable price so everyone can enjoy the metal mayhem.

Spread the word, share the event, support South Australian HEAVY music and let’s make it another huge HEAVY S.A. metal party!!!

This event is licensed all ages so everyone is welcome, you will need to show ID to drink alcohol.

Persons under the age of 18 must leave the venue by 12am.

A BBQ will be available throughout the day brought to you by EMP Pathways

RAISE YOUR HORNS FOR YOUR HOMEGROWN!!

Line Up:

Se Bon Ki Ra (Farewell Show)
Truth Corroded
Tzun Tzu (New EP launch)
Freedom of Fear
Enemy Of? (Reunion Show)
Frostveil
Alkira
Oath Of Damnation
Shadow Realm
Temple Of Athena
Altar Defecation
Putrescent Seepage
SkyHammer
Biome
Mother Morgue
Ouroboric
Blockthesun
Paraphernalia Wagon
Sloven
Ovtsider
Sundowner
High Ground
Reville

Tell / tag your friends and share the event, with 23 bands over 2 stages you know it’s gonna be one hell of a show.