
The Greek band Oceandvst joins Blackbriar’s concert in Sofia on the small stage of Vidas Art Arena on September 26th. The concert will be part of the European tour “A Thousand Little Deaths”, with which Blackbriar will present their self-titled third studio album and their characteristic blend of symphonic and gothic metal. Tickets for the event can be found on the Ticket Station network at prices starting at 35 euros.
Formed in 2017, Oceandvst are quickly building a reputation for their unstoppable energy, emotionally charged performances and sincere lyrics dedicated to the mind and soul, isolation and self-discovery. Drawing inspiration from emo and alternative icons like Paramore and My Chemical Romance, as well as the artistic intensity of Bring Me the Horizon and Bad Omens, the band has crafted a sound that is both intimate and explosive.
Oceandvst mission is simple: to make people feel understood. The band’s concerts immerse audiences in stories of heartbreak, inner struggles and hope, creating an atmosphere where listeners can see and feel themselves in every note. Combining powerful melodies, atmospheric weight, and deeply personal stories, the Greeks create music for anyone who feels lost in the chaos of their own emotions.
Following the release of their debut EP Escape Route (2017), their full-length album “Floating” (2021), and a string of singles released between 2019 and today, the band has shared the stage with artists such as Palaye Royale and Smash Into Pieces, and sold out numerous shows in their native Greece. In 2026, Oceandvst officially signed with “Life or Death” and released the deluxe version of “Death Is An Open Door” (2026), ushering in a new era for the band as they continue to expand their influence in the world of heavy music.
Remaining tickets for the Blackbriar and Oceandvst concert on September 26th at the small stage of Vidas Art Arena can be found on the Ticket Station network at prices starting at 35 euros. Follow the latest information here.
Discover more from
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.
