Federico Meranda

The Italian band Wind Rose thrills audiences with epic power metal inspired by fantasy worlds. Known for anthemic songs like "Diggy Diggy Hole," powerful choruses, and high-energy shows, they guarantee a fantastic atmosphere. Wind Rose from Italy have established themselves as a major force in epic power metal. Their music is heavily inspired by fantasy worlds, particularly the culture and stories of dwarves, which is reflected in their lyrics, melodies, and stage outfits inspired by fantasy dwarf worlds. Setlist: "Dance of the Axes", "Fellows of the Hammer", "Drunken Dwarves", "Gates of Ekrund", "Mine Mine Mine!", "Rock and Stone", "Together We Rise", "Diggy Diggy Hole (The Yogscast cover)", "I Am the Mountain"

Wind Rose let the thunder of dwarven hammers roll across the festival grounds. Joined by Alea (Saltatio Mortis) for "Diggy Diggy Hole". The Italian power metallers stand out with their Tolkien-inspired lyrics and monumental melodies – they sound as if they'd set the mountains themselves to music. With their viral earworm "Diggy Diggy Hole" and anthemic albums like "Trollslayer," they've enriched the genre with a healthy dose of dwarven epic. Live, they transform the stage into a glittering mine full of folk influences and orchestral power. Anyone who sees them quickly realizes: Wind Rose isn't just about music, but about the pure desire for stories, adventures, and the indomitable power of friends who go into battle together.