London’s Islington Assembly Hall was abuzz with excitement on the night of the first show of the final leg of Faun’s Pagan tour, a celebration of their latest album, Pagan. This enchanting night was filled with the spellbinding sounds of the German pagan folk band, transporting the audience to a realm where ancient myths and legends come to life.
As the lights dimmed, and as an ethereal mist enveloped the stage, it set the atmosphere for an unforgettable evening. Throughout the evening, Faun showcased their exceptional talent and versatility as musicians. The setlist featured a balanced mix of songs from their new album, Pagan, as well as fan favorites from their extensive discography.
Faun’s music, deeply rooted in mythology and folklore, paints vivid images of a world where nature, magic, and the divine coexist. This was particularly evident in their performance and rituals of some of those fan favorite tracks.
Formed in 1998, Faun has been enthralling fans with their unique blend of pagan folk music for nearly three decades. Their commitment to preserving ancient musical traditions while infusing them with modern elements has earned them a dedicated following worldwide. With nine studio albums under their belt, including their latest release, Pagan, Faun continues to push the boundaries of their genre and captivate audiences with their enchanting live performances.
The band’s commitment to preserving ancient musical traditions has inspired countless other artists not only in the medieval and pagan scene, but styles such as dark folk, folk metal, and beyond.
As the Pagan tour comes to a close, fans eagerly await Faun’s next musical adventure, certain that it will be nothing short of magical. Fans can still have the opportunity to catch them on the remaining dates of their Pagan tour. The tour will take them across various cities in Germany, including Hannover, Wuppertal, Berlin, Neu-Isenburg, Neunkirchen/Saar, Stuttgart, and München.
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