Wind Rose + Orden Ogan + Angus Mc Six

Wind Rose + Orden Ogan + Angus McSix at Transbordeur

At Transbordeur, we champion nights where power, fantasy, and precision collide, and Wind Rose + Orden Ogan + Angus McSix promises exactly that. We are preparing our main hall to welcome a triple bill that thrives on colossal choruses, crowd singalongs, and the kind of storytelling metal that turns a concert into a cinematic experience. From the moment you step into Transbordeur, you will feel the scale: a wide stage for full-band theatrics, generous sightlines from the floor and the raised areas, and a sound system tuned to let orchestral layers, choirs, and double-kick thunder breathe without sacrificing punch. Our team designs each transition so the pacing between sets stays sharp and immersive, with lighting looks that evolve from subterranean golds to neon-drenched sci‑fi and heroic blues. Expect a committed crowd of metal faithful, space to move, and the electric conviviality that makes Lyon’s scene so special. Bars, merch points, and quick service pathways will be in place to keep you close to the music and ready for the next wave of riffs.

Current highlights from the bands

Wind Rose arrive forged in the momentum of Warfront, ready to turn Transbordeur into a dwarven stronghold. The band’s blend of folk-tinged melodies and granite-heavy riffs is made for rooms like ours, and we’re preparing light and haze cues that amplify the stomp of songs such as Army of Stone and Together We Rise. Their viral anthem Diggy Diggy Hole remains a communal roar in concert, while Gates of Ekrund brings battle‑ready swagger to the pit. Expect armor, hammers, synchronized chants, and a stage design that embraces their lore. Orden Ogan bring a different shade of grandeur, coupling power metal precision with a post‑apocalyptic glow. Tracks from Final Days like In the Dawn of the AI, Heart of the Android, and Let the Fire Rain hit hard in a live mix, with layered vocals soaring over razor‑edged guitars. Our lighting rig is primed for their cyber‑cinematic contrasts, echoing the aesthetic they refined across Final Days: Orden Ogan & Friends. Then comes Angus McSix, whose triumphant choruses and tongue‑in‑cheek heroics are tailor‑made for crowd participation. We’re dialing in laser‑sharp clarity for Master of the Universe, Sixcalibur, Laser-Shooting Dinosaur, and Ride to Hell—anthemic cuts that let the audience shout along while the band leans into theatrical fun and relentless tempo.

As a venue, we curate each element so this bill unfolds like an adventure in three chapters. We’ll keep the room’s low-end warm but controlled for Wind Rose’s marching swing, sharpen the midrange bite for Orden Ogan’s precise riffing, and open the high-air frequencies for Angus McSix’s gleaming hooks. Our front-of-house team knows how to balance choir backtracks with live harmonies so the vocal power rises without masking the drums; our monitor engineers will track the singers’ movement across the stage so cues stay locked in as the show’s storytelling evolves. The room is set for an energetic crowd: enough space to surge at the barrier, pockets for headbangers who want a little distance, and quick access to amenities so you never have to miss a favorite chorus. Merch stands will be positioned for swift flow between sets, and our staff will be on hand throughout to keep the atmosphere welcoming and safe. If you’re seeking a night where fantasy becomes tangible—steel meeting melody, voices raised like a choir of adventurers—Transbordeur is ready to host it. Wind Rose + Orden Ogan + Angus McSix is more than a lineup; it’s a living saga, amplified to the rafters and built for this room.