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Lost Society wrapped up the season with pure energy in Helsinki – check out the photo gallery

Author Andy Johnson - 1.9.2025

The legendary Marko Hietala lit up the stage with his unique voice and charisma. Wheel blew everyone away with their energy and precision. And to crown the rainy Saturday, August 30 Helsinki night, Lost Society delivered an unforgettable finale as the headliner. Relive the memories—check out the photo gallery from the Nordis Live event!

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