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Storm Seeker - Glasgow

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The Garage, GlasgowFriday 19. March 2027 7pmFrom £25
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When Storm Seeker takes the stage, resistance is futile. Driven by the timeless sounds of hurdy-gurdies and flutes, the German five-piece blends the dangers and…

When Storm Seeker takes the stage, resistance is futile.

Driven by the timeless sounds of hurdy-gurdies and flutes, the German five-piece blends the dangers and longings of the high seas with the uninhibited joy of a rowdy tavern celebration.

Their live shows leave no room for compromise: either you withstand the current or you are swept away.

Formed in 2013 near the former Hanseatic harbor of Neuss, the band first hit the scene like a cannonball with their 2016 EP Pirate Scum.

They quickly set sail for major stages across Europe, playing over 50 shows including appearances at Dong Open Air, MetalDays in Slovenia, and tours through Switzerland and Italy.

Storm Seeker continued their momentum with their 2019 debut album Beneath in the Cold, followed by signing with NoCut Entertainment and supporting Mono Inc.

Even during the uncertain waters of 2020, the crew navigated the challenge through digital performances and expanding their YouTube presence, culminating in their successful second full-length album, Guns Don't Cry (2021).

Following their first headlining tour in early 2024, the band recruited Sean Graham as their new lead vocalist, launching into a bold new chapter with their "SET THE SAILS" tour in late 2025.

As Metal Hammer put it: "Anyone looking for anthemic choruses, swaying rhythms and a good dose of seafaring romance will find what they're looking for here." Get your tickets now for Storm Seeker - Glasgow!

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