Krallice

Name: Krallice
Start: 2026-10-17T20:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-17T20:00:00+02:00
Location: Die Trompete

took place · 17 Oct 2026

Die Trompete, Bochum, Germany

concert Metal party

Next show

Krallice

Mon, 26 Oct 2026 · Feierwerk, Munich →

Description was written before the event

Krallice performs at Die Trompete in Bochum on Saturday, 17 October 2026 at 20:00. This is one of three German dates for the group-Hamburg and Munich follow. Die Trompete is a well-known live music and culture venue hosting concerts, comedy nights, readings, and club events across genres. The intimate setting attracts both emerging and established acts. Fans seeking an intense metal experience in a close-quarters venue will find what they're looking for here.

Krallice — also plays in other cities (1)

Mon, 26 Oct Munich

all dates →

About: Krallice

Formed in Queens in 2007, Krallice have spent nearly two decades rewriting what technical black metal can sound like - fifteen albums deep, still self-recording at Colin Marston's Menegroth studio, and still releasing music without warning. A live appearance from them in Europe is genuinely rare.

Studio albums released (2008-2024)

1.63K

YouTube Music subscribers

What's new

2026-05
Krallice announced their first-ever European tour for autumn 2026, with confirmed headlining dates in Copenhagen and Århus.
2025-10
Krallice surprise-released the two-track EP No Hope (October 23, 2025) via Bandcamp, running nearly 25 minutes.
2025-10
Roadburn Festival 2026 named Krallice as Artist in Residence, with three planned performances in Tilburg - their first European shows in over a decade.

Tour

CopenhagenÅrhus

Tracks

KralliceSelf-titled debut (2008), released via Profound Lore to wide critical acclaim - the record that established the band.

DiotimaThird album (2011); AllMusic called it their best to date, cementing their reputation as black metal innovators.

Years Past MatterFourth album (2012); Pitchfork described it as their most relentless and unforgiving work.

Ygg HuurFifth album (2015), named after a suite by Italian composer Giacinto Scelsi; marked a new chapter of surprise self-releases.

Inorganic RitesFifteenth studio album, released July 5, 2024 - their most recent full-length.

Krallice

Concerts · Bochum 46 in the next 30 days →