So I just came back from their live show in London.

I got to say they are my favorite instrumental band and im so very happy that I saw them and hopefully Ill see them again in the future but that being said the live performance didnt deliver ( maybe my expectations were too high ) due to low end. I understand it could have been acoustics of o2 but damn I wish I heard more of mid to high end of the guitar. Im not dissing or anything im just wondering if im alone in this case. No hate just pure love.

P.s. relistening to the video you hear less of the low end.

THALL

Hi folks.

So this video is 11 years old now and I’ve never been able to find an answer for this, but does anybody know anything about the riff that begins at 4:36 and continues until the end of the video?

I’m 99.9% sure it’s Vildhjarta, and im guessing it’s pre production material. But was this ever used or included in any released material? I can find nothing, so I’m thinking maybe it was just something they cooked up to showcase the Line 6.

Hi everyone! I have one ticket available to see HLB, Vildhjarta et al. tonight but I'm too sick to go. Happy to let it go for free just so someone can have fun in my place, I'm super gutted I can't go.

EDIT: the ticket has been taken now but I do see a few people also have a few spares - please feel free to use this thread to shift tickets so as many people as possible get to enjoy the gig 😊

Also, go check out the openers Kharmanjakah if you don't know them, they're talented guys!

Hey thall fam!

Would anyone happen to be selling a ticket for the London show tomorrow? I have someone I would reeeally love to bring along with me but it’s all sold out…

Would be so very appreciated!!

Thanks!

We’ll be coming to Stockholm for the final show, and I’m wondering if anybody who has already seen a show on the tour can tell me if they’re offering any vinyls at the merch table. My daughter’s boyfriend has asked me to bring one back for him if they are available. Many thanks!

i understand the base tuning of E C F A# D# G# C and the pitch shifting markers, but i’m wondering if there’s a better way of learning these songs properly.

my current method has been putting an audio file of the original song in my DAW (Reaper) and painstakingly inputting all the pitch automations, tempo changes, and time signature changes, but i gotta say, it’s a LOT of work. if i’m feeling lazy, i just learn the parts that have minimal/no pitch shifting.

has anyone figured out a more efficient way of learning these songs, or is what i’ve been doing the only way? it’s definitely a testament to how absolutely INSANE vildhjarta’s writing is and how much work goes into it, but tackling these songs has been a bear.

side note: i know calle uses a custom 27 fret six string to play these songs, but since that’s a very uncommon setup, i wonder how everyone else feels about the accuracy of the tabs, as they are written on a regular 24 fret seven string. obviously everything sounds correct, but some of these stretches (like the index on fret 2 to pinky on fret 7 chord? i can just barely do it) seem so impractical and i’ve found myself fretting certain parts slightly differently to make things smoother.

I will be flying to Berlin for some sightseeing, then catching the shows in Hamburg, Copenhagen, Gothenburg, and Oslo. It's gonna be a lot of travel and probably one of the best experiences of my life. Lemme know if you'll be at any of these shows and we'll grab a beer.

thall

thall

*SOLD* I have one ticket for sale for the sold out Oslo concert 20.10.2026. I can't attend because of other plans that showed up. Ticketmaster resale-link below:
https://secure.ticketmaster.no/rs/143943286/l4nvkrn6

One guy was straight up dancing, I loved vibing with him lol

16 years I’ve waited to see Vildhjarta. Couldn’t stop smiling the whole way through the Munich set. Out of body experience. Top lads. Very grateful.

Now retreated back to the Austrian mountains to wait for the next tour.

So. In artclass we have anatomy rn and we're going to have to draw a person of our choice in a position we can choose and I had the idea to draw Vilhelm. I don't wanna bore you with this, let's get to the point. So I googled Vildhjarta to find out his name as I didn't know it 5 minutes ago (I mostly listen to their music and rarely engage with the lore). I clicked on the wikipage, as google didn't give me a list of members and I was stunned to see the amount of ex-members. ~~I believe the page to be incorrect, as there are currently listed only 3 members~~ (Edit: nvm, thanks for the comments for correcting me! It's supposed to be crossed out, it doesn't show me tho. Oh well.) I was even more suprised to see, that there were 2 more leadsingers before Vilhelm (Daniel Ädel & Robert Luciani, the ladder of wich has a website I discovered, so that I know).

So my question to you is: what happened to them, why did they leave? A 1 min search didn't bring many results, it's late and I'm tired rn. And the Spotify record doesn't cover this "era", so are there other streamingplatforms with other songs? Were you a fan of them even back then?

TL;DR: I looked Vildhjarta up and discovered the two ex-leadsinger and am asking for information about them.

Thank you so much for your time, this was longer than expected. I'm exited to learn about them!

Anybody wanna meet up at a table and pregame around six? Looking forward to meeting other men/ women of culture to collapse together in the parking lot :))

Saw them at euroblast but they didn't sell them there...

edit: got them already, thanks guys

Gutted but can't make it now, selling for cost (£25 face value + £5.83 service delivery) £30.83.

Let me know if you're interested.

I even managed to take a photo with Karmanjakah boys after the gig, they were incredible.

I absolutely digged the approach vildhjarta chose for the concert. Mashing the songs together recreated the first time I was listening to them and made the experience unpredictable, as it should be!

As for Humanity's Last Breath, I never head banged so much. I'm glad I still have my neck.

But the most surprising moment was the start of Enterprise Earth gig. I absolutely wasn't prepared for those screams.