Nevermore announce first Canadian show since 2010 at ProgStorm Festival 2027

Author Arto Mäenpää - 10.11.2026

Progressive metal band Nevermore have been announced as a headliner for ProgStorm Festival 2027 in Montréal, Canada. The Seattle group will perform at Club Soda on Saturday, August 21, 2027, marking their first Canadian concert since 2010.

The festival takes place from August 20 to 22, 2027. According to the organisers, Nevermore will play a 90-minute set, with further artists to be announced for the event’s third edition.

The band returned to live activity in 2026 with a reconstituted lineup led by guitarist Jeff Loomis and drummer Van Williams. They are joined by vocalist Berzan Önen, guitarist Jack Cattoi and bassist Semir Özerkan.

After their first show with the new lineup in Istanbul, Nevermore appeared at major European festivals including Wacken Open Air and Bloodstock, and performed several European dates alongside Judas Priest. The band are also working on new studio material.

Nevermore originally disbanded in 2011. Founding vocalist Warrel Dane died in 2017, and the current incarnation continues the group’s legacy with a new singer. The band’s catalogue includes “Dead Heart in a Dead World”, “This Godless Endeavor” and “The Obsidian Conspiracy”.

ProgStorm’s official artist announcement confirms the date and lineup. Tickets and festival details are available through ProgStorm’s website.