Sabaton’s Joakim Brodén: ‘Legends’ Album & 2024 Australia Tour – Interview

Sabaton Eyes Assassin’s Creed⁣ Collaboration & Reflects on Australian Fanbase

Sabaton, the Swedish power metal band renowned for their historical battle themes, is actively considering expanding their presence in the gaming world.During a⁢ recent discussion, the possibility of licensing their music for an Assassin’s Creed installment – or even the anticipated Netflix⁤ series – was raised.

The conversation stemmed from the band’s previous prosperous collaboration with World of Tanks. Joakim Brodén, Sabaton’s frontman, admitted‍ he hadn’t previously considered the Assassin’s Creed franchise, but quickly recognized the potential. He believes their latest ⁢song, “Templars,” possesses the epic quality fitting for the series.

Specifically, Brodén suggested a strong thematic alignment with Assassin’s Creed⁣ Origins. He ‍also noted that their song “Musashi” would be a notably good fit for the more recent Assassin’s ‍Creed Shadows.

A History⁣ of ⁤Australian Adventures

Beyond potential gaming partnerships,Sabaton holds fond memories of their Australian fanbase. Their first visit in 2013,supporting Nightwish,blossomed into an extended exploration of⁣ the country.

Brodén recounted a particularly memorable experience: a week-long stay with an Australian fan named Andrew in Adelaide. This involved a road trip along the iconic⁢ Great Ocean Road, complete with body surfing and, as brodén playfully admitted, “many, many” nights of revelry. He fondly remembers stopping to experience everything the region⁤ had ⁤to offer.

Looking Ahead:⁤ Australian Tour 2024

Sabaton is gearing up for a headline⁤ tour of Australia ⁤and New Zealand this September, accompanied by special guests Amaranthe. The tour dates are as ⁢follows:

September 1: Metro‍ City, Perth
September 3: Hindley Street⁤ Music Hall,⁤ Adelaide
September 5: Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne
September 6: Hordern Pavilion, Sydney
September 7: Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane
September 9: ⁤Powerstation, Auckland (Amaranthe will not be performing at this ⁤show)

Brodén expressed his gratitude to Australian fans for their continued support. He extended a warm invitation to reconnect and create new⁤ memories during the upcoming tour,promising “some more good times in ⁢about three weeks!”

Tickets are available through destroyalllines.com. You can expect a high-energy performance ⁤steeped in historical narratives and powerful metal anthems.⁤ Don’t miss your chance to ⁤experience Sabaton live!

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