El Puerto Records celebrates its 10th birthday… and how!

On November 30, 2024, the pirate label will host the first “Pirates Metal Night”. Alongside Dust & Bones, Witchbound, Undertow and Mission in Black, David Reece will be the headliner!

In addition to the confirmed acts, you can also expect a few surprises!

TICKETS: Festival tickets here: festival.epr.rocks

Further important links:
– El Puerto Records WhatsApp Channel
– Spotify Festival-Playlist

More on the bands

DAVID REECE
Not much more needs to be said about David Reece. Since the late 80s, his charismatic voice has enhanced successful albums by ACCEPT, Bangalore Choir, Bonfire and the Sainted Sinners, among others. In addition, he has always placed great importance on his solo career. In addition to his own songs, he will certainly also be performing one or two classics at the festival.

DUST & BONES
For over two decades, the five Swabians have not allowed  themselves to be pressed into any clothing. Their energetic mixture of riffy punk rock, gritty heavy rock with a metal edge and uncompromisingly dirty rock’n’roll is second to none, as is the unusual line-up with two completely different singers and the earthy, deep, dirty guitar sound. With a high recognition value, they have been delighting rock and metal enthusiasts alike with their legendary performances for many years. 

WITCHBOUND
When Harald Spengler alias Lee Tarot, founder and mastermind of the South German cult metal band Stormwitch, passed away far too early in 2013, his longtime musical comrades-in-arms, including Stefan Kauffmann and Peter Langer, decided to finish and release the songs they had written together before his death – the first album by El Puerto Records! In the meantime, they have gone their own way with two albums and have been able to prove their live qualities several times!

UNDERTOW
The Austrian SLAM magazine once called UNDERTOW the “best whatever metal band on the planet”. Sometimes heavy, sometimes doomy, sometimes melancholic – even after almost 30 years of band history, UNDERTOW cannot be pigeonholed. With over 600 concerts on the planet, the recipe for this can’t be bad.

MISSION IN BLACK
The last album “Profit Reigns Supreme” was a real demonstration of power by the female fronted melodic death metal band around Steffi Stuber. Whether it’s Summer Breeze or Area 53, Mission In Black know how to impress live!