Metal, Hardcore, Indie, Rock
Metalcore progressie band Vianova has been compelled to postpone its upcoming live performances in the UK and Europe, as per theprp. Alexander Kerski, their singer, needs extra time to recuperate from a recent surgery, which is why there have been cancellations and postponements. Kerski recently had surgery to remove a sinus cyst, and his recuperation is taking a little longer than he had anticipated. In the video collection below, Kerski described the circumstances. The group also provided this in a written statement.
UK fans — unfortunately, due to doctor’s orders relating to ongoing recovery from surgery, we have had to make the difficult decision to pull out of RADAR Festival this weekend, alongside our shows with Protest The Hero in Glasgow and Utrecht.
For ticketholders for our London show, we have managed to reschedule to Thursday 26th November; all tickets will remain valid for the new date, however if you are to attend then please get in touch with the ticket agent you purchased from for details on obtaining a refund.
Additionally, LUNA KILLS and Scatter The Tribe who were lined up to support us will still be performing at New Cross Inn this Saturday, with all original tickets also allowing access to the show.
Following the viral momentum of their recent singles ‘Más Rápido’, ‘Melanchronic’ ‘Whatever, Alright ’, and ‘Uh, Yaya’, which were praised by top-tier influencers/reactors like Nik Nocturnal, METALBIRB, bogdanhxc, and several prominent YouTube channels, Berlin’s Vianova have quickly emerged as one of most exciting new heavy acts on the scene.
Blending the bounce of nu-metal, the snarling punch of metalcore, and the melodic dramatics of post-hardcore with a no-f***s-given crossover energy, Vianova aren’t just knocking on the door – they’re kicking it down. Armed with razor-sharp riffs, pounding grooves, jazz shifts, funk breaks, and a visual aesthetic that’s as unhinged as it is unforgettable, Vianova embrace the absurd and the aggressive in equal measure. They are chaotic, catchy, and grab attention like a steel chair to the face.
