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Nightwish and Blind channel brought the fire at Rockfest’s rainy first day

Author Andy Johnson - 7.6.2022

The festival season is finally here and every rock / metal fan is excited. In Finland the season was kicked off officially last weekend with one of the country’s biggest rock festivals Rockfest in Hyvinkää, Finland. On the first day of the festival we saw amazing bands like Lost Society, Bring Me The Horizon, Black Label Society, Nightwish and Blind Channel hit the stage and you can check out the gallery from the first night below:

Lost Society

Cypher16

Bring Me The Horizon

Black Label Society

Nightwish

Blind Channel

 AJ Johansson Photo and Video

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