Bands

In Extremo fuse bagpipes, pyrotechnics, and metal into a sound that brings history to life. Their shows feel like a medieval feast hit by modern thunder — perfect for the snowy Zillertal. Quid Pro Quo is still blasting strong, while they’re already working on new tracks for 2025. Frontman Micha is known to change up lyrics live and throw in new verses on the fly. Anything could happen in Tyrol — get ready for an alpine medieval meltdown!

On her last album Warriors Of The Sea Doro proved again why she’s the undisputed Queen of Metal. Her voice shines like morning sun over freshly powdered peaks. Expect brand-new anthems and timeless classics. Doro turns every stage into a sea of energy and emotion. Mayrhofen becomes a crown stage on her next Metal journey.

The Donots from Ibbenbüren are famous for never standing still: from sweaty DIY club tours to huge festival headliners, they built it all with heart, sweat, and a strong message. Their gigs feel like a class reunion with a moshpit — everyone goes wild, everyone belongs. They proudly stand against fascism, never compromising their values. When you see them live, you know it’s 100% real. In the Zillertal, Punk Rock will ignite at 1,000 meters like a raging avalanche.

Beyond The Black deliver epic Symphonic Metal that shakes entire mountainsides. Jennifer Haben’s voice is strong enough to melt glaciers, and she’s known to rock leather even in freezing temperatures. We say: This is a perfect preset to join the gang of FMM Bands 2026! Their keyboard player will probably be wearing his signature flip-flops even in snowy Zillertal again, true story! Expect alpine metal goosebumps – Winter truly is coming!

Their last album Winter Storm distills Ensiferum’s epic tales of courage and camaraderie. Powerful melodies breeze through the valleys like crisp mountain air. From heroic riffs to folk refrains, everything feels like adventure and freedom. Live they become a joyful avalanche of sound. Frontman Petri Lindroos roars like a battle-horn across frozen fjords, leading Ensiferum’s charge with steel-edged growls and fearless stage power. Mayrhofen can look forward to Nordic fire with Alpine flair.

Paleface Swiss are currently the band to watch in the Deathcore scene — anyone keeping track of modern heavy music knows their name. With Fear & Dagger, they’ve dropped a sledgehammer of a record that’s turning heads far beyond Switzerland. Frontman Zelli is infamous for savage vocals and an uncompromising stage presence that sends chills down spines. Their DIY spirit is unshakable: bookings, merch, promo, all handled themselves. Their circle pits are legendary and could easily trigger the next avalanche. Tyroleans, get ready — the Alps’ hardest wrecking ball is coming for you!

Emil Bulls have been cult legends for decades, smashing every genre boundary in their path. Their current album Love Will Fix It shows they’re still brimming with ideas. Their humor is as famous as their crushing riffs: once they missed their own support band because they got stuck at an après-ski party. Perfect conditions for a spot on our line up!
At Full Metal Mayrhofen they’ll destroy everything between snow bars and circle pits — but we love them anyhow! Or especially for THAT reason?

Born in 2019 around frontman Henry M., German Folk-Rock outfit Rauhbein fuse Irish pub‑energy, straight‑from‑the‑heart German lyrics. With their Debut Steh wieder auf they already formed a Cult Follwing with they cemented with yearly chart-breaking follow-ups. Henry used to impersonate Elvis and played pubs in Ireland—now he tells tales of freedom and brotherhood.

Swedish power‑metal warriors Bloodbound have been storming the front lines since 2004, combining classic heavy‑metal roots with soaring melodies and battle‑cry choruses. Their latest concept album *Field Of Swords* (out 21 November 2025 via Napalm Records) marks a shift from Viking saga into the brutal Middle Ages. The lead single “Defenders of Jerusalem” sets the tone with crusader imagery and righteous riffs. Fun fact: though they sometimes perform in corpse‑paint, Bloodbound insist they’re not black metal—they just know how to look epic in the snow. On the alpine stage of Mayrhofen they’ll bring frost, fire and steel‑clad anthems.

Vienna’s own punk‑rock machine Turbobier have been revolutionising the party since 2014 with songs that could double as après‑ski anthems and protest cries. Their upcoming album *Das Leben is a Oaschloch* (2026) signals a ‘back to the roots’ storm, while their live shows – full of humour, beer and chaos – are legendary. Fun fact: Turbobier have their own branded beer and a fan‑club called the “Turbopolizei”. At Mayrhofen the beer will flow, the riffs will roar and the slopes will shake.

Induction, with their EP The Power Of Power and the new album Born From Fire, have shown they don’t just keep up in power metal — they’re climbing mountains. Frontman Tim Kanoa Hansen is the son of Kai Hansen (Helloween, Gamma Ray) — serious musical DNA. Their blend of anthems, sonic walls and stadium riffs will strike Mayrhofen like an alpine blaze.

Ozzyfied celebrate the legend Ozzy Osbourne with heart and sharp rock attitude. Classics like Crazy Train or Paranoid sound as fresh as first tracks in new snow. The band brings the unique Ozzy feeling to every stage – close to the original yet full of their own energy. Their shows unite generations of Rock fans, having found their most dedicated fanbase amongst the Metalheads in the W:O:A Universe!

With Anthropocene Seasons in Black serve up a bold statement for modern Dark Metal – and the secret flavor might just be the spice mix of chef-shouter Lucki Maurer, also known as a TV cook! This heavy-metal cake tasted so good that Metal Hammer lifted it straight to No. 1 in the charts. Live, they blend gripping intensity with surprising warmth. In Mayrhofen, dark sounds will meet a radiant mountain landscape.

From Innsbruck, Liquid Steel keep the old‑school Heavy Metal flame burning. Formed in 2009, they moved from covers to originals with albums like Mountains of Madness (2021), inspired by Lovecraft, mountains and midnight storms. Fun fact: their tour‑bus clocked more miles than the Brenner Autobahn. At Full Metal Mayrhofen they bring unadulterated steel‑riffs to the icy air.

Doctor by trade, Metal comedy legend by fate: Mambo Kurt transforms Slayer, Rammstein and Motörhead into dizzying organ‑covers for the most bizarre après‑ski mosh‑experience ever. His 2024 album Sommerhits includes cover‑versions and an original track called “Der Sommer wird geil”. Fun fact: He was West‑German champion on the home‑organ (under‑14 category) back in 1982. At Mayrhofen expect a wild fusion of Metal, hammond organ and Apre Ski insanity.

Founded 2007 in Vienna, Dragony blend symphonic power metal with epic fantasy themes so big they echo through mountain valleys. Their newest album *Hic Svnt Dracones* (2024) invites you into a world of undead emperors, cyber‑knights and dragon‑fire riffs. Fun fact: singer Siegfried holds a university degree in history—and yes, he uses it for the lyrics. On the Alpine stage their majestic sound will tower like the peaks themselves.

This comedy duo serves up fun punk and clever parodies that make every crowd laugh. With songs like “Hast du Saufen mal probiert?” they turn everyday stories into festival hits. Their show feels as fresh as the season’s first snowy day. Spontaneous moments make every concert unique. Mayrhofen will become a stage for humor and music without limits.

Blechblosn fuse Bavarian brass music with rock and party vibes that are instantly contagious. Their shows are as colorful as an alpine panorama at sunset. With humor, groove and surprising cover versions, they make every crowd laugh and dance. Brass sounds and percussion swirl joyfully through the mountain air. Mayrhofen will feel pure alpine party power.

Rock’n’roll with a Bavarian soul – Der Rocka und da Waitla deliver energetic songs that move hearts and feet. Their live shows feel like a cozy mountain-hut evening, only louder and wilder. Humor and playfulness are always at the core. Between fat guitars and sing-along choruses, instant togetherness sparks. Like at FMM 2025! We just had to invite them again!