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Heathen Kings / Reverent Son / Royal Rat Authority

The Smokehouse, Ipswich

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Heathen Kings / Reverent Son / Royal Rat Authority – Epic Metal Night!

Get ready for a heavy metal evening like no other at The Smokehouse in Ipswich on Friday 28 November 2025! Join Epic Metal UK as they bring you a fantastic lineup packed with a variety of metal styles to satisfy any headbanger’s cravings.

Event Details

  • Time: 7.30pm – 11pm
  • Venue: The Smokehouse, Ipswich
  • Tickets: £7.00 + booking fee
  • Age Restrictions: 14+ (anyone aged 14-17 must be accompanied by an adult)

The Bands

Heathen Kings

Prepare for a triple-guitar assault of power metal might and majesty with Heathen Kings! Their sound is deeply rooted in the classic New Wave of British Heavy Metal (NWOBHM) sensibilities and is perfect for fans of legendary bands like Iron Maiden, Helloween, Judas Priest, and Blind Guardian. Expect soaring riffs, powerful vocals, and epic melodies.

Reverent Son

Birthed in 2020, Reverent Son skillfully blends the raw energy of late 70’s hard rock with modern, progressive influences. Drawing lyrical inspiration from old books and classic movies, their unique style offers a fresh yet nostalgic listening experience that you won’t want to miss.

Royal Rat Authority

Opening the night, Royal Rat Authority delivers a compelling mix of metallic and morose alternative sounds. They represent the new generation of metal with their bold, innovative approach. Come discover what this exciting band brings to the table!

Accessibility Information

The Smokehouse offers step-free access, with the venue, bar, and accessible toilets all located on a single floor, ensuring a comfortable visit for everyone. If you have any specific accessibility needs or questions, please get in touch with the venue so they can assist you.

Don’t miss out on this powerful night of metal in Ipswich! Grab your tickets now, bring your friends, and get ready to bang your head to some fantastic live music!

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