URIAH HEEP

Uriah Heep are living rock history, one of the last bands still touring from the very generation that forged heavy metal, and they’re saying goodbye. Formed in 1969 alongside Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath, the British legends helped create the loud, theatrical sound that would define the genre for decades, scoring Billboard hits with albums like Demons and Wizards and The Magician’s Birthday and building a reputation for soaring vocal harmonies. What set them apart was never just the riffs, it was the voice: soaring, layered harmonies and a signature wah-wah guitar, a combination so distinctive it earned them the nickname “the Beach Boys of Heavy Metal”.

Over 50 years, 25 studio albums, and 40 million records sold worldwide, they’ve never stopped touring. Now, after more than five decades on the road, they’re finally calling it: “The Magician’s Farewell” is their last world tour ever. This is a genuine last chance to see the founders of British heavy rock live, before the lights go out for good. Catch Uriah Heep at Rockhal on Monday, October 26th, as part of “The Magician’s Farewell” tour.