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Seven Hours After Violet - Download Festival - 2025

“We never expected to play for this many people ever” – interview with Seven Hours After Violet

Author Benedetta Baldin - 26.8.2025

Seven Hours After Violet played many festivals in 2025, including Download in the UK. We had the chance to chat with their lead vocalist and guitarist about the band, their shows and their families’ reaction to the band.

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