Sabaton is a Swedish heavy metal band formed in 1999 in Falun, whose songs draw almost exclusively on real military history - from ancient battles to the World Wars. Over 25 years the band has released eleven studio albums, accumulated over 3 billion streams and 2 billion YouTube views, and grown into one of Europe's leading arena acts. Their theatrical live shows, often featuring tanks as drum risers and full orchestral support, have become a signature of the band.
Sabaton announced The Legendary Tour - Part 2 for spring 2027, a 20-city European arena run again featuring The Legendary Orchestra.
The band released the single 'Yamato', a collaboration with a naval multimedia partner, accompanied by a music video.
The concert film 'Sabaton - The Tour To End All Tours' became available on video streaming services.
Single 'Crossing the Rubicon' ft. Nothing More reached the Top 10 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock Airplay chart - the band's first-ever appearance on that chart.
Sabaton released their eleventh studio album 'Legends' via Better Noise Music, covering eleven historical figures including Genghis Khan, Julius Caesar and Joan of Arc.
Swedish metal band Sabaton brings "The Legendary Tour Part 2" to Nuremberg, delivering epic compositions about history and warfare.
Swedish heavy metal band Sabaton brings "The Legendary Tour Part 2" to Düsseldorf. A spectacular concert for metal fans.
Sabaton brings "The Legendary Tour Part 2" to Mannheim. The Swedish metal band will perform their most popular songs.
Swedish metal band Sabaton brings the second leg of their legendary tour to Leipzig.
Swedish metal band Sabaton brings the second leg of their legendary tour to Hamburg.
Swedish metal band Sabaton brings The Legendary Tour 2027 to Graz.
Floor Jansen, Dutch vocalist from After Forever, performs in Gdańsk with support from Sabaton. Concert on 31 May 2026 at 20:00 in ERGO ARENA.
Swedish metal legends Sabaton return to the Tri-City area after nearly a decade. Concert at ERGO Arena on May 31, 2026, with international support acts.