Lordi Tickets

Lordi - The Last Word in Rocky Horror

Since making history by becoming the first hardcore band ever to win the Eurovision Song Contest in 2006, these flamboyant Finns have cemented their status as international rock giants. Famed for their horror movie outfits and cartoonish performances, their spectacular shows provide an evening of unmissable entertainment

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Lordi Biography - Straight From the Freak Show

Long feted in their native country, this monstrous five-piece have been around since the late '90s. The idea for the group was conceived by frontman Tomi Pettri Putaansuu in 1992, but it would take until a 1996 Kiss concert in Stockholm for all pieces to fall together and a band to be formed. Loaded with an artillery of songs, the band signed to Sony BMG Finland and released their debut album Get Heavy in 2002. Spawning chart-topping single 'Would You Love a Monsterman' the album became the band's mainstream breakthrough.

Building on their homeland success, third full-length The Arockalypse took them all the way to the Eurovision final and, following their shock win, the world was at their feet. After coming home to a victory parade, with 80,000 fans turning up to the band's free Helsinki gig and a personal salute from Finland's then president Tarja Halonen, the group returned to touring. Spending most of 2007 on the road with New York noisemongers Type O Negative, the band wowed the crowds at Ozzfest and Bamboozel. In 2008 fourth cut Deadache hit shelves, featuring a stronger emphasis on horror themes which was later followed up on fifth and sixth studio efforts Babez for Breakfast and To Beast or Not to Beast. Ever-evolving and always entertaining, don't miss them when they hit our shores again - buy Lordi tickets on StubHub.

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