Hypocrisy

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Hypocrisy

6 past shows · 6 cities · 1 country

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Past shows

Past shows

6 past shows
  1. Los Angeles, United StatesThe Novo by MicrosoftPerformers: Dimmu Borgir, Hulder
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  2. San Diego, United StatesVoodoo Room at the House of Blues San DiegoPerformers: The Provoked, Heartworm
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  3. San Francisco, United StatesWarfieldPerformers: Dimmu Borgir, Hulder
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  4. Denver, United StatesMission BallroomPerformers: Dimmu Borgir, Hulder
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  5. Cleveland, United StatesAgora TheatrePerformers: Dimmu Borgir, Hulder
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  6. New York, United StatesGramercy Theatre
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About Hypocrisy

Hypocrisy is a Swedish melodic death metal band formed in October 1991 in Ludvika by Peter Tägtgren, who returned to Sweden after several years living in...

Hypocrisy is a Swedish melodic death metal band formed in October 1991 in Ludvika by Peter Tägtgren, who returned to Sweden after several years living in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Tägtgren, who handles guitars, keyboards, and vocals, remains the band's sole constant member; the current lineup also includes bassist Mikael Hedlund, guitarist Tomas Elofsson, and drummer Henrik Axelsson, who joined in 2022.

The band began as a straightforward death metal act before moving toward a more melodic sound over the course of thirteen studio albums. Its lyrical themes shifted from the anti-Christian and Satanic imagery of its early work toward paranormal and extraterrestrial subject matter, as on Virus (2005) and End of Disclosure (2013), the latter built around conspiracy theories, government secrecy, and surveillance. The most recent album, Worship (2021), blends these recurring themes with darker, human-centered material.

Hypocrisy has toured extensively across Europe and North America and performed at major festivals including Wacken Open Air on multiple occasions. The band continues to record for Nuclear Blast Records and remains active more than three decades after its founding.

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