On December 14, 2024, The Kovenant – featuring Nagash, Steinar Sverd Johnsen, Sarah Jezebel Deva, Astennu and Hellhammer – reunited for the first of several scheduled reunion shows at the Eindhoven Metal Meeting. It was their first show in over a decade.
Now, The Kovenant have announced they are finally bringing their cosmic, dark symphony to Latin America, with plans to grace the stages in Mexico, Chile, Argentina, and Colombia. Their live schedule is now as follows:
May
1-3 – Karmøygeddon Metal Festival – Kopervik. Norway
August
31 – El Teatrito – Buenos Aires, Argentina
September
2 – Teatro Cariola – Santiago, Chile
4 – Astor Plaza – Bogotá, Colombia
6 – Candelabrum Metalfest – Léon, Mexico
The Kovenant recently released professionally-filmed footage of their Eindhoven Metal Meeting performance of “Chariots Of Thunder” from the show. Watch below:
The Kovenant performed the following setlist:
“The Sulphur Feast”
“Bizarre Cosmic Industries”
“Planetarium”
“The Last Of Dragons”
“Bringer Of The Sixth Sun”
“Dragonheart”
“Planetary Black Elements”
“Chariots Of Thunder”
“Interlude”
“Jihad”
“In The Name Of The Future”
“Towards The Crown Of Nights”
Watch fan-filmed video of the entire comeback show below:
Sarah Jezebel Deva shared the following message following the show:
“Seriously, hands down, the most incredible experience ever. So humble, so grateful and so ready for what’s next. I think this morning, I’m on a major come down, as usual I wear my heart on my sleeve and will always say what I feel, and I have to say, not only do I love these guys so much, but the crew also. What a team. I met some old friends and met some new friends that I had only met online and worked with. It’s been a long time since I’ve cried laughing, and I cried a lot…. laughing.. think maybe a bit of wee came out too…. Thank you.”
The Kovenant originally formed as a symphonic black metal act known as Covenant in 1993, but in 1999 were forced to change their name to The Kovenant due to a dispute with a Swedish electronic band of the same name. The band’s name change also marked a change in sound/style, as the band from there on began to focus more on an aggrotech / industrial metal sound heavily influenced by Europe’s EBM scene. Despite their style change, The Kovenant did however later reissue their early albums under The Kovenant name.
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Now, The Kovenant have announced they are finally bringing their cosmic, dark symphony to Latin America, with plans to grace the stages in Mexico, Chile, Argentina, and Colombia. Their live schedule is now as follows:
May
1-3 – Karmøygeddon Metal Festival – Kopervik. Norway
August
31 – El Teatrito – Buenos Aires, Argentina
September
2 – Teatro Cariola – Santiago, Chile
4 – Astor Plaza – Bogotá, Colombia
6 – Candelabrum Metalfest – Léon, Mexico
The Kovenant recently released professionally-filmed footage of their Eindhoven Metal Meeting performance of “Chariots Of Thunder” from the show. Watch below:
The Kovenant performed the following setlist:
“The Sulphur Feast”
“Bizarre Cosmic Industries”
“Planetarium”
“The Last Of Dragons”
“Bringer Of The Sixth Sun”
“Dragonheart”
“Planetary Black Elements”
“Chariots Of Thunder”
“Interlude”
“Jihad”
“In The Name Of The Future”
“Towards The Crown Of Nights”
Watch fan-filmed video of the entire comeback show below:
Sarah Jezebel Deva shared the following message following the show:
“Seriously, hands down, the most incredible experience ever. So humble, so grateful and so ready for what’s next. I think this morning, I’m on a major come down, as usual I wear my heart on my sleeve and will always say what I feel, and I have to say, not only do I love these guys so much, but the crew also. What a team. I met some old friends and met some new friends that I had only met online and worked with. It’s been a long time since I’ve cried laughing, and I cried a lot…. laughing.. think maybe a bit of wee came out too…. Thank you.”
The Kovenant originally formed as a symphonic black metal act known as Covenant in 1993, but in 1999 were forced to change their name to The Kovenant due to a dispute with a Swedish electronic band of the same name. The band’s name change also marked a change in sound/style, as the band from there on began to focus more on an aggrotech / industrial metal sound heavily influenced by Europe’s EBM scene. Despite their style change, The Kovenant did however later reissue their early albums under The Kovenant name.
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