Welcome to our review of the Babymetal concert at the Palladium in Cologne. Get ready to dive into the electrifying world of kawaii metal as we take you through the unforgettable performances of Babymetal and their opening act, Wargasm. Brace yourself for a unique blend of heavy riffs, catchy hooks, and mesmerizing choreographies that will leave you craving for more.
Wargasm: Angry Songs For Sad People
Discover the energetic opening act that set the stage on fire
Wargasm, the duo consisting of Milkie Way and Sam Matlock, kicked off the night with their explosive performance. Their unique blend of nu metal and electro punk had the crowd hooked from the start. With songs like 'Venom' and 'Fukstar,' they delivered an intense and high-energy set that perfectly set the mood for the night.
Collaborations with Enter Shikari and Limp Bizkit showcased their rising popularity in the music scene. While their sound exudes raw energy, some may find their songs lacking in catchy hooks. Nevertheless, Wargasm proved to be the perfect support act, leaving the audience pumped up and ready for the main event.
Babymetal: A Fusion of Metal and J-Pop
Experience the captivating blend of heavy riffs and J-pop influences
When Babymetal took the stage, the atmosphere reached a whole new level. The fusion of metal and J-pop was on full display as Su-Metal, Moametal, and Momometal delivered a performance like no other. With their intricate choreographies and powerful vocals, they proved that they are a force to be reckoned with.
From the opening songs 'Babymetal Death' and 'Gimme Chocolate!!' to the fan favorites like 'Pa Pa Ya!!' and 'Megitsune,' the crowd was completely captivated. Babymetal's unique sound and catchy hooks transcended the language barrier, with Su-Metal's crystal-clear soprano leaving a lasting impression.
It's worth noting that the concert's short playing time of 65 minutes left some fans wanting more. However, the energy and passion displayed by Babymetal on stage made up for the brevity of the set. The audience was left in awe, craving for an encore that unfortunately never came.
