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Hellfest 2026: the lineup of concerts to watch live or on demand on Arte Concert

You're not going to Hellfest this year? Don’t panic—the festival comes to you, more precisely to your living room. This year again, Arte Concert will stream about forty concerts to watch live or on replay, including performances by Papa Roach, Sabaton, Cavalera, Tom Morello, Megadeth, Behemoth, Pennywise, Napalm Death, and The Offspring.

Hellfest 2026: Full lineup and concert schedule

Hellfest announces its return with four extra days of concerts dedicated to extreme music. Mark your calendars: Hellfest will welcome metalheads from Thursday, June 18 to Sunday, June 21, 2026. What’s on the menu for this new edition? A slew of talented French- and international acts, including Iron Maiden, Alice Cooper, Limp Bizkit, The Offspring, Deep Purple, Megadeth, and also Papa Roach, Bad Omens, Mastodon, and Behemoth... Here is the full day-by-day, stage-by-stage schedule for Hellfest’s 2026 edition, along with concert times.

Sepultura: the unreleased concert from their farewell tour on France 4

On November 24, 2024, Sepultura gave their very last concert in Europe after a 40-year career in Prague. A concert to be discovered for the first time on France 4 on Thursday, April 24, 2025, in prime time. An opportunity to (re)discover some of the Brazilian metal band's must-have tracks, such as "Refuse/Resist" and "Roots, bloody roots".

Metal music: 5 'double bill' concerts not to be missed in Paris

Arch Enemy and In Flames, Anthrax and Kreator or Bullet for My Valentine and Trivium... Discover 5 'double bill' concerts by metal bands not to be missed in Paris in the coming months.

Sepultura and Jinjer in concert at the Zenith in Paris in October 2024

Metal event in Paris next autumn! On Wednesday, October 30, 2024, the Zénith de la Villette opens its doors to an exceptional concert, featuring Brazilian band Sepultura and Ukrainians Jinger, as well as Americans Obituary and Jesus Piece! It's a chance for Sepultura to celebrate 40 years of existence, but also to bid farewell to their many Parisian fans.