On March 13th, 2026, the Suicidal Angels’ concert took place in Savino, Larnaca, with the support of Vomitile and Daggr, and we have something to tell and show you.
You know what they say: Friday the 13th is still better than any given Monday . This particular Friday the 13th in Savino will be especially memorable. Let’s not keep you waiting and get to the point.
Daggr
New old school thrash division from Daggr kicked off the evening. In 2025, they released their first full-length album “Torn Veil of Existence” and delighted fans with their heavy, powerful sound, not lacking in melody.
The band looked very confident on stage, and from the very first chords, it was clear they were off to a promising start. The fans’ support was very strong, and the members of Daggr gave it their all, trying to stir up the crowd.
Honestly, it took the fans a lot longer to get into the swing of things this time than usual. For a long time, they were either fidgeting under the stage, trying to slap each other, or headbanging to the beat, but it was all rather lackluster. Let’s just say being the first band at a concert isn’t easy, but Daggr pulled it off.
Vomitile
It seemed like just the sight of the guys from Vomitile on stage made everyone hot. What can I say here – Death F….g Metal ! A real massacre and everything in Savino “…listen to the Killtone in the Drillzone”. To be honest, I can hardly remember anything specifically, because finally some action started and Vomitile’s entire set flew by in one breath.
George Stamoglou played the drums so furiously that he looked more like a drum machine than a man. Khatch Yildizian managed to do everything: play bass, growl, pose for the camera and encourage the audience, making them go even crazier. George Yildizian didn’t seem to lift his head at all, but only headbanged so much that it was difficult to capture him in the frame. Panos Larkou was completely immersed in music; his guitar movements were captivating. Somewhere around the middle of the set, we saw the first mosh pit, and the temperature soared.
Suicidal Angels
Perhaps Suicidal Angels didn’t need such a strong warm-up, as their presence and name on the poster already caused an excitement. However, we have to give credit to Daggr and Vomitile – they did a fantastic job, and by the time the Suicidal Angels came on stage, the audience’s eyes were shining, sweat was pouring down their foreheads, the beer was struggling to cope with the thirst, and their heated hearts were demanding more!
And then the venue literally erupted into chaos! All those shy gentlemen at the beginning of the evening seem to have gone crazy. In a good way, of course. After all, that’s why we all go to concerts, right?
From the very first song I was doused with beer from head to toe, because a mosh pit immediately started and it didn’t stop until the end of the set! I lost count of how many times I was whipped across the face by someone else’s hair and how many times I got tangled in someone else’s hair too (I’ll never wear a ring to a concert again). My camera turned into a highly traumatic weapon, as every now and then someone would hit their head on the lens.
And all this happened to the sounds of the furious Suicidal Angels and their even more furious thrash metal.
Stamatis Syrakos is like a Greek God who has come down to us with his guitar. He looks indecently handsome on camera and indecently demonstratively enjoys his playing. And it was indecently compelling to watch.
Nick BubbleBee was more like a lion: just one look, a gesture, a shout into the crowd from him made everyone in Savino Live obey like obedient kittens.
Orfeas Tzortzopoulos – his fast, aggressive, and highly precise style playing makes him like engine of speed and aggression.
Angelos Lelikakis – Cerberus of the whole performance. He doesn’t stand still for a minute, and it seems like he’s watching everyone in the venue.
Of course, I would like to say something separately about the audience itself. There weren’t many ladies, but they were all incredibly beautiful. And some of them were even incredibly hot in the mosh pit. And of course, the guys. I don’t know what to say. Sometimes I wanted to look only at them and not at the Suicidal Angels (sorry). I only recognize some of them when I see them shirtless, because that’s the only way I remembered them from previous concerts.
It was an evening of madness and a reunion of old friends. A wonderful opportunity to relax and recharge at the same time. Vivid memories and an equally vibrant performance by thrash and death metal bands: Daggr, Vomitile, and, of course, the Suicidal Angels at Savino Live in Larnaca.
Suicidal Angels’ Setlist:
When the Lions Die
Crypts of Madness
Purified by Fire
The return of the reaper
Bloodbath
Bloody ground
Virtues of Destruction
Reborn in Violence
Bleeding Holocaust
Beggar of Scorn
Born of hate
Years of Aggression
Apokathilosis
Capital of war
Photos: Kateryna Anokhina
Link: https://www.instagram.com/kati.lime/
