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Black Sabbath @ 2016 Copenhell
@OzzyOsbourne @BlackSabbath @COPENHELL
Today is the day. Black Sabbath is calling it quits. After 48 years and thousands of shows, tonight, in Birmingham, England–where it all began–is where it will all end. I was fortunate to have seen Ozzy solo twice (once in the 80s and once in the 90s), Dio solo in the 1980s, and Black Sabbath three times (90s, 00s, and on The End Tour last summer in Denmark).
Amon Amarth @ 2016 Copenhell
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I’m thinking about adding Gefle Metal Festival 17 to my summer itinerary. I went to the Getaway Rock Festival back in 2011 at this same location.
Amon Amarth is headlining. If I go, this will be my fourth time seeing them. Other bands include Arch Enemy, who I haven’t seen with their new singer, Death Angel, Nervosa, and Sanctuary, who I haven’t seen in 27 years!
Dirk Verbeuren of Megadeth @ Copenhell 2016
Nick Schendzielos of Havok at 2016 Copenhell
Half a year has passed since last year’s Copenhell. Fond memories are still burning bright.
Nita Strauss on stage at Copenhell 2016 as part of Alice Cooper’s band
Abbath as Lemmy
Motorhead tribute band Bombers (Bergen) closed out the 2016 edition of Copenhell. They came on after Black Sabbath, starting at about 1 a.m. With Lemmy being gone for less than six months when this show happened, much of the Copenhell crowd remained for the set.
Abbath did a fine Lemmy but didn’t forget to toss in some Abbath moves as well.
Tore
Bombers @ Copenhell (June 26, 2016)