Hellfest: My Favorite Festival
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Hellfest Open Air in Clisson France is one of the biggest and best metal festivals out there, and its been a personal favorite of mine for many years now.
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Must add that many inhabitants in clisson are hiring rooms or even a place for your tent in their backyard. I used to choose this last option, as we had the chance to have a pool in the backyards and the breakfast . moreover our host usually bring us to the fest in his van. very kind !
Is there any specific page that you were looking for that offers?
That's how I have done it for the 10 out of 11 times I was there. This family have become friends for whom I happily make a detour to see them when I'm in the neighbourhood.
@@oliwia.black757 first time I rented was through their official. Not sure if they still have that option.
@@oliwia.black757 I tried to answer here but it seems that the comment hasn't been accepted. :/
Was he going too or just giving you a lift to be friendly?
"Only in Hell which is in france" fucking true
I would like to point out that there is a place in Norway, not far from Trondheim, litterally called Hell (means "luck" in norwegian).
@@BeBusk96 that's better than Helvete 👹
For french people, hearing an american talking about the grocery store Leclerc near the festival, to tell it's awesome, is quite funny (in a good way, obviously). Le rayonnement mondial du Leclerc de Clisson, putain !
What timing of your video. I landed in Houston last night and attending Hells Heroes fest today. I decided to expand and travel for fests. I’m pretty much giving up on Aftershock to have any good metal bands and the fest is 15 min from my house. Between this and your Waken video I’m definitely adding Hellfest to my list for sure and 70k. Another awesome video
Aftershock lineup was extremely disappointing to me. Have a good time at Hells Heroes man I've got some friends there
13:09 "you'll never feel more free from society than at a metal festival"
Bet you feel waaaay more free from society in the woods than in the lines of the fest.....
Awesome video, thanks for sharing, much respect...!!!
Forgot to mention this on my previous comment, but the food is incredible too.
One of the biggest festivals of pickpocketing and tent thieves (even when you are in the tent itself).
Just come back from Hellfest to the uk. My 6th hellfest,.wouldn't go anywhere else. I haven't been to download festival since hellfest.
Crowds are nowhere as busy as they look. Pretty easy to get around the arena. I went from arena to camp and back in 40 mins to off merch I bought. The only downside is the heat but hellfest help you cope! People walk around camp with water sprayers to cool you down. This year luckily it only hit 30 degrees, last Yr it was around 40 and unbearable but we survived!
Last year's first week was crazy, it went up to 41°C, we were dying.
Been there this year (my second time at the festival) and It was so freakin crowded ! Like, 3 times the people that were in there in 2019! It was kind of scary.
How difficult is it to get there? Airport close etc?
when he said "are you a punk with some metal friends and wouldnt mind seeing obituary???" i felt that
That looks like heaven to me. i'd absolutely kill to go see hellfest. I have never been to any metal festivals so i don't have any stories to share but i know i will go to many festivals and concerts in the future, including hellfest!! i won't go to hellfest this year because at the moment me and my family don't have a lot of money and we're already going to some concerts in june so we won't have time, and the tickets are probably all sold out now but maybe next year:)
2008 was my first Hellfest too. It was bloody incredible even when it was comparatively small scale. I made one more trip in 2009 then didn't return again until 2019 (for a stag party no less) and the size difference was astonishing. I've always considered Wacken as the Holy Land but I think Hellfest has surpassed it.
Wacken has definitely declined over the years.
I would have done so much to go to the fest with 350+ bands. I would have loved seeing everyone there. I don't have my first metal show of the year till the end of April and your content has been holding me over
Hello metal headsss. This year it'll be my first time on hellfest! Hope it'll be fun and to meet a bunc of people 🖤
salut . bienvenue en france 😀
Enjoy ! Do bring sun block and a nice hat.
Hellfest is just unbelievable experience! I've been there 5 times so far.
Dude I love your videos. I'm sure we would all love a breakdown of each festival you've been to. Like one video for each festival type thing. Pleaseeeee 🙏
Merci pour ta vidéo mon gars 🤝🏻
You have to come in finland to nummirock(4days) and next weekend to Tuska festival(3days).
First Hellfest in 2014... and in 2023 it will be my 7th ! Same as you, i can say that Hellfest changed my Life coz' i've seen so many amazing bands there. What I prefere is to be surprised by an unknown band which I will listen to it all year long after this gig. Hope to see you there next June ! \m/
I have one question Wyatt : apart from GOJIRA that you mentionned in the video, did you discovered some great french bands that you never heard before Hellfest ?
happend to me last year, so obsessed with a band I haven't heard before
Awesome video, always wondered what this was like after seeing those insane line ups come out for the past decade
My agoraphobia stops me from going to festivals but videos like this make me want to try to power through it. Great vid, dude.
i'll be honest though, if you have agoraphobia, you will not have a good time at the Hellfest. It's VERY crowded. Maybe try just one day sometimes to test the waters ?
get some therapy and maybe one day you'll experience Hellfest and be so glad you did
You should maybe try one of the smaller festivals first
I just came back to the US from my first ever HELLFEST and this video served as the basis for how I put the trip together. The weather was perfect, the train schedule worked seamlessly with our willingness to stay in a hotel in Nantes, and the bands friggin' DELIVERED. What an amazing experience. I didn't perceive anyone else from the States, which was not what I expected, but everyone was very friendly. Thanks for putting this together. I hope it inspires others to fly out to France and enjoy this mecca of metal.
Hellfest is what Knotfest thinks it is.
I attended the 7 days last year, shit was real crazy but god I was exhausted at the last wall of death and pits I went in. (Also, I blacked out Metallica because of drinking wayyyy too much rhum which is really sad).
There are plenty of things to be said about its organisation, but as for every single festival in the world, and yes I think it's really well organised for its size. What is often criticized though, is the fact they sell tickets before even revealing the line up. And it's expensive AF, but then not many festival bring such a line up, so it's kinda understandable (Metallica took 4 millions last year xd).
I did every Hellfest since 2008 except the second week on 2022. And yes that's the best Metal Festival on earth without any doubt. Yes it can be too big for certain people but for me that oversize feeling is part of the charm. I'm now a volunteer on mainstage 1 every year. Oh and fun fact the guy you see walking in the crowd in that video at 1:34 is me.
I wanna go to hellfest because I live in the uk, so it s pretty close, but the gigantic crowds are a turn-off for me....
Haven’t been to this festival. Maybe I’ll go someday. The weather seems good. Not a fan of the rain. Though I remember they have festivals year round in Europe. I remember seeing a winter metal festival being advertised.
I went to Hellfest in 2015 and 2018. I was blown away by how professional and well organized everything was. Hellfest is a big ammusement park. In 2015 I stayed in the easy camp, it was luxurious, I loved it. In 2018 I got the ticket late so I stayed in Nantes but took the train to Clisson that ran every 15 minutes. Luxury.
I went to Wacken in 2017. Mud, mud, mud. I prefer Hellfest.
Been there in 2007/2008 and 2012, it's sure have more soul imo than the other massive festival I went to (graspop for exemple) still those days I prefer festival with smaller audience and the Hellfest become quite expensive (I'm not saying it doesn't worth any penny but it's quite a budget). I still cherish the memory of the time I had there. I assume you are a non french speaker, was it easy for you on that side? I know that may be difficult sometimes.
I would absolutely dig some local thrash bands playing in the bathrooms.
How is the experience if you don't speak French? I speak English, German, and Spanish, but my French is practically nonexistent.
I really want to go to hell fest one day ❤
I really would love to go to Hellfest. If someone/some group of people are searching for another member/friend of their festival gang, are ready to take in introverted at the beginning but very friendly 27yo from eastern europe. Give me a message or something. But not 2024 fest time. For 2025, this year I'll sadly not make it.
Man, I have to go abroad to festivals.. I've never left the UK in my life but this sounds amazing.
A couple stages that just has all the black or doom bands all day so I don't have to run around from stage to stage to find them?! Sounds lovely... 😅
Ugh I hate living in alberta Canada when it comes to music festivals. It’s either country or pop festivals. So jealous.
Looked up the lineup for this year. Doesn’t look like much metal. Machine Gun Kelly? Blevh
On Hellfest the hardest thing is find a real French Metalhead.
France is probably the less Metal country in Europe.
This year Hellfest is during my exam period... Next year tho I definetely hope to go
Gojira baby!!! Looks like a great time. I'd go. Whats an all day pass worth anyways?
I never attended i always go to Graspop because i live nearby but now im seeing this and if i find someone maybe i switch next year 😮
Hey, in 2023 the map changed a bit, Valley is now near Warzone !
This year was fabulous, see you there next year maybe for a couple of beers metal friend ?
I'm 54 and I'll keep going there until I'm unable.
I went this year on HF and it was my first metal festival. It was great! Gotta do this every year from now on and go on some metal fest. 🤘
Definitely need to go to hellfest
is the hellfest crowd younger than wacken? wacken was nice, but felt like it is 40+
The Offispring should never be anywhere near Hellfest.
Craving live metal hard the last 3 years, and I've only seen a few shows this year that all left me rather unsatisfied. I'm sure my fellow metalheads know that feeling when you just need something more. Bigger, louder, and more of your headbanging brothers and sisters to rock out with and have a great fucking time 🤘
I haven't been to a big outdoor festival yet, but I've kept my eyes open for the ones I really want to go to. Top 5: Wacken. Hellfest. Download. Rock am Ring. Resurrection Fest. Not sure when I'll be able to finally go, hopefully in the next year or two.. But yea, 3-4 days of all things metal? Sign me UP. Can't fucking wait to scratch that itch man!
Watch this video from Germany in 05:35 . Never been in France.
Wish I wasnt a broke 14 year old :/
What's the metal forest you mentioned at 0:43 like?
Just a nice shady area to chill, sit down and get out of the sun. You can still hear the mainstages a bit there too
Still havn't been to hellfest, but it is deffiently on the list! And if you havn't been to Brutal Assault, then check it out because that line up is insane!
If Metaldays dissapoints me this year, than next year I'm deffinitely going to Hellfest, thanks man
Wish we had something like this here in Alberta, Canada for us Metalheads up here.
hyperspace in vancouver is pretty good, but it's 19+ because of our draconian booze laws
What's the price for a ticket and other stuff? Would have been nice if you could include it because Hellfest gets sold out so quickly every year that there's no way to know a current price for ticket/better camp for me xD
this year, it was around 330€ for 4 days, then you can add around 100€ per day in average
@@cyrilrondeau9620 Thanks!
Hellfest sounds sick af
Who's at 3:42? Misthyrming?
Would love to go to Hellfest once, just for the experience. However it's always the same date as Graspop in Belgium (would love to see your opinion on that festival btw) and seeing how that festival is approx 45 min from my home and usually the line up is kinda similar...
Still, as far as full Metal experience, it seems to be one step beyond anything else.
I love the idea of genre dedicated stages. 2012 in Wacken they had like 5 black metal bands (and I need to include Dimmu and Cradle of Filth here 😂 ) and of these 2 Norwegian bands, Gehenna and Dimmu were scheduled at the same time. Dimmu made the decision easy by bringing a full orchestra and choir so I really couldn't skip it and the stages were too far away to even split it to watch a part of each gig...😢
Well then... visit a festival dedicated to extreme metal, like Party.San or Under the black Sun?
@@jenssuperkalifragelistisch4488 huh? Because extreme metal festivals exist, it's smart schedule planning by Wacken to have 2 Norwegian black metal bands play at the same time?
Me and my friends got a very different taste of music. So, for about 20 years I went to festivals with them wich has a wide variety of music. And we simply stayed in the Netherlands too.
Things changed, they didn't want to go to a music festival any longer, because they got kids to care for. And so I deceided in 2019 to go to a metal festival in Germany -alone.
Covid happend, but then I went to Rock Im Park last year - and it was a blast! I also went to a small festival in the Netherlands, it's called Jera on Air and is more of a punk/hardcore festival. This year I'll be going to Copenhell in Denmark, and back to Jera on Air as well.
For next year I'll defiatly keeping my eyes out for Hellfest!
Been there 4 times, I hate it now
Great video man! Nice work.
Cardboard Coffins!
I'd love to rock 🤘 out at hellfest one of these days it looks awesome
I love your content, can't agree more on everything
Great alt bands.
How would Hellfest compare to my local metal festival, the Nova Rock?
Wouldn't know unfortunately I haven't been to Nova Rock yet. From what I know it's also a huge festival just maybe a little less going on than Hellfest
wish there was a gaming zone for awesome arcades and what not :P
they sometimes have a couple!
I went in 2019 and 2022. First year I tried the easycamp cardboard box. It was convenient to fly across the pond with just a carry on bag but it was nearly impossible to sleep in the cardboard tent. As soon as the sun comes up (usually an hour after finally getting to sleep) it gets too hot and stuffy in there and you're pretty much up for the day at that point.
2022 I decided to rent a campervan and it was a great decision. It's pretty much just as expensive (100 euro a day I think) as doing a hotel. It had an outdoor shower, fridge, stove, cassette toilet.. Also the Leclerc cleared out grassy areas for people like myself to camp in vehicles. It was a quick walk up the hill to get booze and groceries I could cook on the vans propane stove. I spent almost no money at the concession stands, ate drank, and slept like a king all week. The van also was a lifesaver because (like other people) I got heatstroke on one of those 100 degree days. Luckily I could just go back to my van, turn the engine on and crank the AC while I rehydrated with a drink from the fridge.
Man that's an absolute dream. I'm definitely doing a van next time
@@wyattsmetal I used Indie campers in Paris and rented the Mercedes Marco polo which is perfect for 1 or 2 people. Plus last year with there being a couple of days in between Hellfest weekends I got to drive around and explore France. I'm actually shopping for a van so I can build my own camper since I travel around the US so much going to metal festivals
A van for 7 days of festival, yeah, makes sense :) Excellent choice !
You act like it's easy to go from stage to stage and get a good viewing spot lol. MY ASS dude lol. I was at a festival much smaller than Hellfest....switching stages is always a nightmare, no matter what festival you're at
Super easy at Metaldays, at least while it was in Tolmin. We'll see how the new venue works out... I have some concerns.
Sounds like a skill issue
I met my wife thanks to Hellfest, so I can say it changed my life too 😊
Looks cool... but its France, I probably wouldn't even go to France for free.
Cool. Because jokes like you are not welcome.
@@No_Camping I know, I've been. Not being welcome is what most people that visit france experience. Hey its cool, you can have your rubbish covered streets and dog shit covered footpaths all to yourself.
I was lucky to bag a ticket for 2024 and I'm super excited! Only concern is, will there be much of a language barrier? How much will it impact socialising or getting about?
I was a band tour driver, hellfest is nuts. 2 visits so far, 2023 driving machine gun Kelly, not quite the band for the H fest but hay'o. It's the best gig I ever seen.
Celsius? Thanks for putting that into Freedom Units my dude!
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I'm french and my aunt used to work in music festivals and this one in particular, she gave me staff shirts and some of the official shirts she had which made my way to metal around 13 yo typing down the bands that were on the back lol
I'm 19 now and thinking to actually go there one day :)
My first 2007 mud and 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016 and last 2018 because after Sold out. But it's my favorite big festivals. After I prefere the medium and small festival. Good video
Correction: the GodFather of heavy metal is Ozzy Osbourne.
Wow dude Hellfest sounds a whole lot better than Wacken, from what you said in your video about it. Guess I'll add adding Hellfest to my bucket list. Also seeing Gojira in September, their music is on another level!!
I've been to both and Hellfest is now better than Wacken
I've been to both. Hellfest feels like a luxury trip. TGV to Nantes, local train every 15 minutes to the festival town, great weather, no mud. The extreme metal stages (temple and alter) are both in adjacent tents, so I spend the whole time in the shade. I love it
I want to go to Hellfest within a couple years. I live in the US how much money would realistically want to have saved up for that kind of trip?
Come to Rockstadt Extremefest in Romania ! Cheap and awesome 5 days of METAL !
I’ve got a question.. how do you get tickets? I was right on time today for the first wave of ticket sales yet and it pretty much sold out instantly..
It's my dream, this year I think I will try to buy a ticket through resale page that Hellfest shared. I'm a bit scared of going alone, I wasn't scared at 19 going alone for festivals abroad, and at 26 for some reason I feel like I can't have fun alone 😅
I've experienced this too, at 20 years old I had no problem going to a fest on my own....nowadays it takes some more considering 😅
Perhaps it's the knowledge you gained telling you it's not a good idea.
@@bazookaman1353 hmm.. Personally I've had good experiences with traveling alone, even as young woman. What has changed is that at 17 to 20 I was going mainly for bands. Now it is more about whole experience, vibe let's say. As privileged I am having over 30 paid vacation days, I'm not earning in euros, sooo Hellfest is around 3 whole paychecks, and I also wouldn't want constantly thinking how much I can spend- that's not relaxing 😅 I know Hellfest is worth it, but adult in me is cautious with spending that much in current economy 😹
@@oliwia.black757 I see.
@@oliwia.black757 I don't know where you are located but I can tell you that festivals in Italy are much, much cheaper, although smaller in scale and mainly focused on folk and folk metal music (especially in the north). If you are on a budget you should try to consider it!
I enjoy your video. Hellfest 2023 will be my 14 th edition if I count the 2022 double edition. I can say I love it. Very special for me too.
screw for autism keeping me from going to festivals. if i go to a festival im gonna need to go with a couple friends to help me calm down.
Always on my bucket concert festivals 🤘🤘🖤
If you want to try another festival in the heart of an european capital, there is Tons of Rock in Oslo, Norway.
That is awesome. Makes me wish I was healthier and had good mental health and was richer too. I love the fact that they take their heatwaves seriously, have a pool, places to cool off etc. Did they charge for water bottles or is that what the fountains are for?
Man I've never been, but you quite confirmed the way I imagined in this video.
Listening to one riff for 45 mins sounds pretty good 🤣🤣🤣
I want to go to there.
I live in France and want to go to this hellfest 2023 but have no one to go with :(
I must say it's far from big cities, so the hotel options are short
Damn that’s on my bucket list now
I live in Clisson haha, i can give you all a proof !
It's in France so I'm not going
To the people that actually slept in the cardboard tents..... Do you mind shareing what the price was for that? This festival is on my bucket list and that is one of the most unique camping options I've ever seen
I would not recommend it. I haven't been to Hellfest but they had the same setup available at Metaldays a few years ago. It rained pretty hard one day and a lot of them were mostly collapsed after one storm. Plus they are HOT inside!
I'm more of a party san man.
I would love to go, but my concern is I would be using a wheelchair, and I doubt that would work, unfortunately 😕
Not a problem, Hellfest is actually already welmcoming a lot of people using a wheelchair, or having other handicaps. There's a whole dedicated organisation for that, with close parking, dedicated camping area, toilets, platforms for attending concerts, etc...
Just google for "hellfest pmr" (pmr meaning "personne à mobilité réduite" or people with reduced mobility), you'll find a lot of details (to be translated from french :) )
I really want to go there. It's overtaken wacken as my bucket list festival.
AGAIN hahaha! Toulouse has not the same wheater as Clisson, Nancy! Its more then 500km away from each other 😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Did I say they were? If part of France is experiencing a heat wave its a pretty good guess the rest of it would be as well. It's not going to be cold at Hellfest if it's 40 in Paris.
@@wyattsmetal again wrong. jeah cause Paris is much closer :p
@@inhaste6007 you are dumb.
@@wyattsmetal oh, lets go insulting each other! have a nice day!