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Sabaton Tickets
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16 Upcoming Events
Norway
2 Events- 12/11/25Thursday 07:00 PMFORNEBUUnity ArenaSabaton - The Legendary Tour Europe 2025
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- 12/11/25Thursday 07:00 PMFORNEBUUnity ArenaSabaton - The Legendary Tour Europe 2025 | VIP Packages
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International Events
14 Events- SÖLVESBORG, SwedenNorjeSweden Rock Festival 2025 - 4-days
- SÖLVESBORG, SwedenNorjeSweden Rock Festival 2025 - 4-days VIP
- SÖLVESBORG, SwedenNorjeSweden Rock Festival 2025 - 3-daysSold Out
- SÖLVESBORG, SwedenNorjeSweden Rock Festival 2025 - 3-days VIPSold Out
- 11/15/25Saturday 07:00 PMBerlin, GermanyUber ArenaSabaton | Box-Seat in the Ticketmaster Suite
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- 11/26/25Wednesday 07:00 PMEsch-sur-Alzette, LuxembourgRockhal Main HallSabaton "The Legendary Tour"
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- 12/1/25Monday 07:00 PMAmsterdam, NetherlandsZiggo DomeSabaton - The Legendary Tour
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- 12/1/25Monday 07:00 PMAmsterdam, NetherlandsZiggo DomeSabaton - The Legendary Tour | VIP Tickets
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- 12/2/25Tuesday 06:30 PMMerksem (Antwerpen), BelgiumSportpaleis AntwerpenSabaton
- 12/2/25Tuesday 06:30 PMMerksem (Antwerpen), BelgiumSportpaleis AntwerpenSabaton | VIP Packages
- 12/9/25Tuesday 07:00 PMKøbenhavn S, DenmarkRoyal ArenaSabaton - The Legendary Tour
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- 12/9/25Tuesday 07:00 PMKøbenhavn S, DenmarkRoyal ArenaSabaton - VIP-packages
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- 12/12/25Friday 07:30 PMGÖTEBORG, SwedenScandinaviumSabaton – The Legendary Tour
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- 12/12/25Friday 07:30 PMGÖTEBORG, SwedenScandinaviumSabaton – The Legendary Tour | VIP Packages
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About
Sabaton
Formed in 1999, Sabaton have pushed Swedish metal forward into remarkable new directions. Across their career, the band have specialized in well-researched lyrics rooted in world history and military-related events, including 2019's "Bismarck," a tune named after (and inspired by) the epic German battleship that sank in spring 1941.
Sabaton have also released several albums inspired by great works (for example, Sun Tzu's legendary book The Art of War inspired 2008's The Art of War) and important events: 2012's Carolus Rex is all about the Swedish empire's ill-fated existence, while World War I informed the concept of 2019's The Great War. Although Sabaton are frequently considered to be power metal, their music isn't easily pigeonholed. Their majestic guitar melodies and intricate solos echo heavy metal greats of the 1980s and '90s, while the cinematic keyboards and slick production conjure symphonic metal's theatrical bent.
There's a very good reason that Swedish metal band Sabaton have been nominated multiple times for Best Live Band at the Metal Hammer Golden Gods Awards. In concert, the group are a well-oiled riffing machine driven by thrashing guitars, epic keyboards and punishing drums. Charismatic vocalist Joakim Brodén, meanwhile, encourages the crowd's enthusiasm and the aggression around him onstage like a cool-under-fire circus ringmaster. The resulting show feels like an ecstatic communal experience in which audience members are bonded together by the (very metal) mayhem.
The band’s ninth album The Great War came out in 2019 and marked the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I. Its songs – from Fields Of Verdun and The Red Baron to Seven Pillars of Wisdom – covered stories from the war. Also in 2019, the band began their own history channel on YouTube called Sabaton History to delve into the background of all their songs.
In 2025, the band returns with the Legendary tour around Europe.
Formed in 1999, Sabaton have pushed Swedish metal forward into remarkable new directions. Across their career, the band have specialized in well-researched lyrics rooted in world history and military-related events, including 2019's "Bismarck," a tune named after (and inspired by) the epic German battleship that sank in spring 1941.
Sabaton have also released several albums inspired by great works (for example, Sun Tzu's legendary book The Art of War inspired 2008's The Art of War) and important events: 2012's Carolus Rex is all about the Swedish empire's ill-fated existence, while World War I informed the concept of 2019's The Great War. Although Sabaton are frequently considered to be power metal, their music isn't easily pigeonholed. Their majestic guitar melodies and intricate solos echo heavy metal greats of the 1980s and '90s, while the cinematic keyboards and slick production conjure symphonic metal's theatrical bent.
There's a very good reason that Swedish metal band Sabaton have been nominated multiple times for Best Live Band at the Metal Hammer Golden Gods Awards. In concert, the group are a well-oiled riffing machine driven by thrashing guitars, epic keyboards and punishing drums. Charismatic vocalist Joakim Brodén, meanwhile, encourages the crowd's enthusiasm and the aggression around him onstage like a cool-under-fire circus ringmaster. The resulting show feels like an ecstatic communal experience in which audience members are bonded together by the (very metal) mayhem.
The band’s ninth album The Great War came out in 2019 and marked the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I. Its songs – from Fields Of Verdun and The Red Baron to Seven Pillars of Wisdom – covered stories from the war. Also in 2019, the band began their own history channel on YouTube called Sabaton History to delve into the background of all their songs.
In 2025, the band returns with the Legendary tour around Europe.