Hungary’s alternative/groove metal band Nest of Plagues are making major moves this fall. The band has just unleashed their brand-new live album, Live At Akvárium, and announced a full-scale tour across Eastern Europe under the name “Hell Is A Place On Earth Tour”.
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A New Chapter With Live At Akvárium
The live album, released on September 11, captures the intensity, emotion, and raw energy of Nest of Plagues on stage — the same qualities that have earned them a reputation as one of the most exciting underground acts in the region. It follows their acclaimed third studio record, Hellsolation, which cemented their shift from a metalcore sound into a groove/alternative metal hybrid.
Known for tackling modern struggles such as anxiety, depression, and loneliness, the band channels heavy riffs and groove-driven rhythms into music that hits hard yet inspires connection and resilience among its fans. In all, the new album is certainly an exciting music experience, especially for the band’s fans who are keen on enjoying their live performance.
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The “Hell Is A Place On Earth” Tour
Starting in October, Nest of Plagues will hit the road for a run of shows across Romania, Bulgaria, Greece, North Macedonia, Germany, and Hungary, bringing their signature cathartic live experience to stages throughout the region.
Tour Highlights:
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Oct 1–7 – Romania & Bulgaria (with special guests ClubMurder from Malta)
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Oct 9–12 – Greece (local support from Spitback)
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Oct 1–12 – Entire Balkan leg joined by Poland’s Chaos Engine Research
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Oct 13 – North Macedonia
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Oct 25 – Germany
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Nov–Dec – Multiple shows across Hungary
Nest of Plagues aren’t just delivering heavy music — they’re delivering community. Their live shows transform dark themes into moments of collective energy, joy, and defiance, making their performances both crushing and uplifting.
Fans can dive into the new live album here: Live At Akvárium
Stay connected with Nest of Plagues: Linktree
If you are not too familiar yet with the band’s work, do check out their latest MV for ‘Mundane’ :
