Kalmah took the stage on 70,000 Tons of Metal, and they quickly stirred the crowd into a frenzy. They were crisp, polished, and furious in their approach, leaving fans old and new speechless. All photos by Photo Editor Jason Carlson.
Arriving at the Ft. Lauderdale’s Port Everglades is old hat for Survivors of 70,000 Tons of Metal. The protocol, the check-in, the departing photo, the zig-zagging ramp onto the Independence of the Seas; it is an annual process that metalheads have learned to embrace, given the experiences awaiting on the boat. This year was no different. The cavalcade of metalheads,
Hey Metalheads! Jason here. How is it 2019 already?! I can’t believe that a year has gone, and that we are about to embark on another adventure aboard the Independence of the Seas for 70000 Tons of Metal! Last year was my first time ever on a cruise, not to mention 70000 Tons. I’ve never really been interested in cruises
Kalmah took the stage on 70,000 Tons of Metal, and they quickly stirred the crowd into a frenzy. They were crisp, polished, and furious in
Arriving at the Ft. Lauderdale’s Port Everglades is old hat for Survivors of 70,000 Tons of Metal. The protocol, the check-in, the departing photo, the
Hey Metalheads! Jason here. How is it 2019 already?! I can’t believe that a year has gone, and that we are about to embark on
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