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The “Future To Come” release party has given new life to Milan – photo report of Furor Gallico’s show

Author Benedetta Baldin - 8.4.2024

Some moments transcend mere performance, moments that immerse audiences in a symphony of emotions and melodies. Such was the case with Furor Gallico‘s highly anticipated concert debut of their latest record, “Future To Come”. Held amidst the crowd at Slaughter Club in Milan that pulsated with anticipation, the Italian folk metal band transported fans on a musical odyssey unlike any other. The opening act Degrees of Truth also made sure that the audience was hyped and ready, with a show that amazed everyone present. Enjoy the photo galleries of Saturday night and join us in thanking Elisa of Bagana for her kindness and assistance in hosting us!

Degrees of Truth

Photos: Silvio Colombo.

Furor Gallico

Photos: Silvio Colombo.

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