Three undisputed black metal legends at one concert? It's not a dream, it's the set of Behemoth, Satyricon and Rotting Christ on April 25 at Wrocław's Orbita Hall. Turn your crosses and buy your tickets, and you will have an unforgettable experience.

It does not need to be repeated how important Behemoth is in the history of Polish metal. Instead, it should be reminded that concert-wise it's such a show of everything that everyone should see them at least once - even if metal extremism is not too fond of them. Brilliant light play, an equally impressive image of the musicians, confetti from the sky and - crucially - an array of blasphemous black metal (and sometimes death metal) hits. This will be the most spectacular spitball of 2025.

When Satyricon took off, they didn't change the face of black metal at the snap of a finger, but in the second half of the '90s they virtually sprang to the forefront of the scene. Time flies, and the Norwegian duo continues to enchant with nobility, these days sounding simply like black metal-infected rock'n'roll - catchy, yet absolutely beautiful and emotional.

Rotting Christ won't give you love and forgiveness, but they will give you concert-tailored black metal. Sure, it will be intense, but it will also be melodic, with a bit of gothic in the background, and of course symphonic pomp.