Powerwolf: Wildlive - Live at Olympiahalle (Mediabook / 2 CD + DVD) [Blu-ray]

A metal extravaganza of epic proportions: POWERWOLF unleash WILDLIVE – live from Munich's Olympic Hall! POWERWOLF are back – louder, more epic, and more impressive than ever before!

POWERWOLF will release their brand-new live album, WILDLIVE, which captures the magic, energy, and theatrical brilliance of their biggest arena headlining tour to date.

Recorded at the breathtaking final concert of the Wolfsnächte tour 2024 in Munich's sold-out Olympic Hall, WILDLIVE is far more than just another live recording – it's a grandiose, cinematic experience brimming with fire, emotion, and boundless creativity.

What began in 2004 as an unconventional project has evolved into one of the most successful heavy metal bands in the world. WILDLIVE documents POWERWOLF's unstoppable rise to the top and presents a show that goes far beyond a typical metal concert. From a fire-breathing church organ and thunderous pyrotechnics to dark, operetta-like storytelling and captivating audience interaction, this show is a heavy metal musical in its purest form.

Each song is visually reimagined – with changing stage sets, perfectly timed effects, and dramatic elements: monks with torches, snow falling on a burning piano, and breathtaking pyrotechnics are just a few examples of this superlative show. Classics like "Army Of The Night", "Amen & Attack", "Armata Strigoi", and "Demons Are a Girl's Best Friend" come to life in monumental arrangements, while fans embrace during the emotional ballad "Alive or Undead", and a blazing bonfire causes a sensation during the song "1589." Frontman Attila Dorn and organist Falk Maria Schlegel work together to ignite the thousands of fans, so that the energy from the stage is contagious.

WILDLIVE is far more than just a retrospective of past highlights—it marks the beginning of a major new chapter in POWERWOLF's unstoppable rise to fame. Even before the release of the live album, the wolves are returning to the stage—with concerts across Europe and North America, including their first-ever performance at London's legendary Wembley Arena.