Hellfest 2025: 5 must-see bands on Sunday, June 22
The highly anticipated Hellfest festival is set to make its return to Clisson from June 19 to 22, 2025, promising a lineup of talented artists across various music genres. With 48 bands scheduled to perform on the last day of the festival, music enthusiasts are in for a treat. Here are 5 bands that you definitely won’t want to miss on Sunday, June 22, 2025, at the 18th edition of Hellfest.
First up is Bastardane, a band from the USA known for their unique blend of sludge, thrash metal, and melodic rock. With their latest studio album “Catatonic Symphony” released in May 2024, this will be their first time performing at Hellfest, making it an exciting opportunity to experience their music. Notably, the band’s drummer is Castor Hetfield, son of Metallica’s James Hetfield, adding an extra element of intrigue for fans.
Next, Kylesa, the American band known for their sound incorporating sludge, crust punk, and psychedelia, will be taking the stage after a hiatus. With seven albums under their belt, including the 2015 release “Exhausting Fire,” fans can expect a dynamic performance from this seasoned group. Catch them on June 22 at 5:45 pm at the Valley stage.
Jerry Cantrell, a prominent figure in the Seattle grunge scene and known for his work with Alice in Chains, is also set to grace the Hellfest stage. With his latest solo album “I Want Blood,” featuring collaborations with industry heavyweights like Robert Trujillo and Duff McKagan, the audience can look forward to a powerful and captivating performance from this iconic artist.
Eisbrecher, the German band known for their industrial metal sound, led by the charismatic Alexx Wesselsky, will be bringing their hits to the Temple stage. With tracks like “This Is Deutsch” and “Was ist hier los?” from their latest album “Kaltfront,” fans can expect an electrifying show filled with intense energy and raw emotion.
Last but certainly not least, Linkin Park, the American nu-metal band, will be headlining on Mainstage 1. With the introduction of their new frontwoman, Emily Armstrong, the anticipation is high for a memorable performance. Whether playing classic hits or tracks from their latest album “From Zero,” Linkin Park is sure to deliver an unforgettable show that draws a massive crowd of festival-goers.
While these are just a few of the standout acts at Hellfest on June 22, there are plenty more bands to discover and enjoy. With a lineup featuring artists from various genres and backgrounds, Hellfest promises an unforgettable experience for music lovers in Clisson on Sunday.