Bonafide, The Carburetors + support New Crises

Bonafide
Bonafide's journey began in 2006 when Pontus Snibb and Micke Nilsson recorded their self-titled debut album - Snibb handled guitar, drums and lead vocals while Nilsson played bass. Shortly after, Mikael Fässberg joined as lead guitarist and Sticky Bomb as drummer.

Their live debut took place on 19 May 2007 at Silja Rock Cruise in Stockholm. The debut album was released on 1 October that year, recorded in Snibb's home studio, featuring tracks like Down, 50 Cent Millionaire and Gambling Blues - released via Black Lodge Records. The band subsequently opened for Deep Purple and The Quireboys, and on 7 November 2007 their first music video, Loud Band, was released.

The Carburetors
The Carburetors are a five-piece band from Oslo playing hard rock'n'roll. They have toured extensively across Europe and shared the stage with Mötley Crue, Judas Priest, Deep Purple, Motörhead and Rose Tattoo.

Now the band celebrates its 20th anniversary with the new studio album Drinking From the Skulls of Our Enemies - eleven tracks honouring the rock pioneers who inspired them.

Support: New Crises
Energetic dad rock, delivered with punch and style by four middle-aged men with moustaches. Former members of Deadheads, Troublemakers, Acids Trip and Wolves in haze.