Behemoth give the live debut of three tracks during the opening night of their tour with Dimmu Borgir

Polish extreme metal band Behemoth commenced their “In League With Satan” co-headlining European tour alongside Dimmu Borgir on Friday, October 9, at Halle 622 in Zurich, Switzerland, as per Blabbermouth. The supporting act for the tour was the Swedish black metal ensemble Dark Funeral. Behemoth’s setlist comprised 14 songs, including the live debut of three tracks: “To Drown The Svn In Wine” from their 2025 album “The Shit Ov God,” as well as “I, Scvlptor” and a cover of Venom’s “In League With Satan,” both of which appeared on their most recent studio album, “I, Scvlptor.” The Zurich performance of “In League With Satan” featured a guest appearance by Shagrath (Stian Thoresen) of Dimmu Borgir, consistent with the studio recording.

Setlist:

1. Daimonos
2. Ora Pro Nobis Lucifer
3. Thy Becoming Eternal
4. The Shit Ov God
5. Conquer All
6. Blow Your Trumpets Gabriel
7. I, Scvlptor (live debut)
8. Ov Fire And The Void
9. To Drown The Svn In Wine (live debut)
10. Bartzabel
11. In League With Satan (Venom cover) (with Shagrath) (live debut)
12. Slaves Shall Serve
13. Chant For Eschaton 2000
14. O Father O Satan O Sun!

Upcoming shows:

• 13 Oct – Milan, Italy – Alcatraz
• 14 Oct – Munich, Germany – Zenith
• 16 Oct – Paris, France – Zenith18 Oct – Den Bosch, Netherlands – Mainstage
• 17 Oct – London, UK – O2 Academy Brixton
• 20 Oct – Cologne, Germany – Palladium
• 22 Oct – Hamburg, Germany – Inselpark Arena
• 23 Oct – Berlin, Germany – Columbiahalle
• 24 Oct – Brno, Czech Republic – Hala Vodova
• 27 Oct – Helsinki, Finland – Ice Hall
• 29 Oct – Stockholm, Sweden – B-K
• 30 Oct – Copenhagen, Denmark – K.B. Hallen

TICKETS: https://www.behemoth.pl/

In 1991, Behemoth was founded as a trio consisting of Desecrator on rhythm guitar, Baal on drums, and Nergal on lead guitar and vocals. “The Return of the Northern Moon” and “Endless Damnation” were their first demos. But the fourth demo was the most important—”…The Pagan Vastlands” (1994). Pagan Records, a Polish label, first issued this tape, followed by Wild Rags. “Sventevith (Storming Near the Baltic)”, their first studio album, was released in 1995.