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Sharon Osbourne has shared a glimpse at the new tribute to the late king of heavy metal.
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This upcoming London stop will mark her first headlining performance.
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The two bands hit it off on a Latin American tour.
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A trip to the Villa Albrizzi Marini.
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Personnel:
Eira Shadowborne – vocals
The Warden – guitar, keyboards, backup vocals
The Oathbearer – lead guitar
The Keeper – bass
The Warbringer – drums
Producer: Kristoffer Göbel
Release Date: June 19, 2026
Label: Scarlet Records
Hailing from Sweden, Shadowborne marks their arrival with the release of their debut album, Heaven’s Falling. The record serves as a heavy, cinematic introduction to their brand of power metal.
From the very first track, Heaven’s Falling immediately pulls you into a heavy, dark fantasy epic. The record commands authority right out of the gate, establishing an atmosphere that is highly cinematic and incredibly engaging. It constantly shifts its momentum, effortlessly dragging you from anthemic, battle-ready choruses to intimate, folk-tinged melodies without ever losing its grip. Ultimately, the album delivers a deeply satisfying and cohesive musical journey that holds your attention from the opening chants to the final emotional notes.
If you’re into any of these artists, this album should be on your radar.
A masterfully crafted highlight, blending intimate, chant-worthy melodies with a spectacular guitar solo and spectacular vocals.
Instrumentally, Heaven’s Falling thrives on dynamic arrangements and exceptional guitar work. The album establishes its cinematic scope early with the wonderful orchestrations on “Winter Is Coming (Heims Adventit),” but it is the lead guitar work that repeatedly steals the show. Standout solos elevate tracks like “High And Low” and “Wolf And The Queen,” leading to a final display of guitar brilliance on “End Of The World.” Furthermore, the band avoids power metal monotony through clever instrument distribution and rhythmic shifts—whether driving the faster pace of “Custodians” or completely changing up the album’s established structure on “Stranger To Myself” to keep the listener engaged.
Eira Shadowborne delivers a highly versatile and commanding vocal performance that perfectly anchors the album. The delivery effortlessly shifts to match the record’s dynamic momentum through well-executed key changes, reaching impressive higher notes on “Wolf And The Queen” and pivoting to a grittier, Iron Maiden-esque edge on “Custodians.” Finally, the performance reaches a powerful emotional peak, closing out the story with soaring high vocals on the ballad-like finale, “End Of The World.”
The production on Heaven’s Falling expertly manages the album’s dynamic shifts. By balancing the varied instrument distribution and capturing the deliberate pauses and tempo changes, the production ensures the music remains engaging and non-monotonous throughout the entire journey.
Shadowborne executes their dark fantasy concept brilliantly by ensuring the music directly serves the narrative. Themes of sacrifice and survival are woven deeply into the arrangements, notably with the track “Hold The Door,” which contains a nod to Hodor, everyone’s favourite character on Game of Thrones. Ultimately, the cinematic lore feels emotionally genuine because it is driven by the dynamic musical atmosphere rather than standard songwriting clichés.
A massive, cinematic power metal triumph that flawlessly forges heavy riffs and dark fantasy into an unforgettable debut.
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Nature – sitting in nature, with your thoughts
Night Walks – good for deep thinking
Working – when a co-worker comes to your desk to show you photos of his kids, turn the VOLUME UP.
Working on Arts – inspirational melodies
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July 6 – 8, 2026
As Eric Church returns to Red Rocks next month to celebrate 20 years of music with a trio of sold-out shows designed to be as unpredictable as they are unrepeatable, the 11-time GRAMMY nominee and nugs, the leading platform for live concert streaming, invite fans around the globe to join the celebration at nugs.net/ericchurch.
With the exclusive, pay-per-view (PPV) event covering the three-night run shows July 6-8, fans can tune in as each night promises a unique experience shaped by setting, spontaneity and the unmistakable energy that defines a Church performance.
Available in both HD and 4K, the pay-per-view events can be purchased starting today, June 18 via the nugs mobile app on iOS and Android or online via nugs.net. While mobile and desktop are the points of purchase, the shows can also be streamed on the big screen via the nugs app on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Google TV and other Android TV devices.
Pricing is set at $24.99 per show in HD or $59.99 for the full three-night HD bundle. For those seeking the highest resolution experience, 4K streams are available for $29.99 per show or $74.99 for the 4K bundle. Members of the Church Choir will receive information directly on how to access a $10 discount on either bundle. Fans that are new to nugs can also select the “Buy & Subscribe” option to receive 50% off any single night PPV – and unlock the full nugs catalog of exclusive livestreams, official concert audio and more.
Church will follow the Red Rocks run with a two-night stand at Lake Tahoe Amphitheatre on July 15 & 16, in addition to playing headlining sets at festivals throughout the summer including Barefoot Country Music Fest, the California Mid-State Fair, Boots on the Bend and more.
For more information and to purchase tickets to the upcoming shows, visit EricChurch.com and follow on TikTok, Facebook and Twitter/X
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Anti-intellectualism meets fart jokes.
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