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Tag: Heavy Metal

Finland / International relations / Taiwan

Rocking with Lim; Boosting diplomacy through Heavy Metal

December 7, 2025 - by Alexander Vittrup - Leave a Comment

‘ Taiwan’s representative to Finland, Freddy Lim, has used a joint heavy metal concert in Helsinki to reach Finnish politicians. The event, “F:F:F-Formosa:Finland:Fest,” took place at Tiivistämö and featured Taiwanese …

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Denmark / General news / Thailand

Danish heavy metal band Artillery to perform in Bangkok

March 12, 2025March 12, 2025 - by Gregers Møller - Leave a Comment

Danish heavy metal band Artillery will bring their high-energy performance to Bangkok on Sunday 20 April 2025, marking a rare visit by a Danish metal act to Thailand. The concert …

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