The 2026 ‘Fire In The Mountains‘ festival has had a few more artists newly added to the lineup. Among them are blackened post-metallers Agalloch performing a set centered around their third studio album, 2006’s “Ashes Against The Grain“. Other new additions include Amigo The Devil and a “Between Two Worlds” performance by members of I.
The latter is a Norwegian black metal supergroup that includes Abbath (ex-Immortal), Ice Dale (Enslaved, etc.) and Armagedda (Immortal, Demonaz, etc.). Organizers for this indigenously-minded festival stated:
“It is our absolute honor to host for the first time ever in North America— and second time ever on stage— the performance of the landmark 2006 release ‘Between Two Worlds‘ by founding members and Black Metal superstars Abbath, Ice Dale, and Armagedda. In an exclusive North American engagement, the band will bring the triumphant ripper of a record to life on stage, in the glory of the Rocky Mountains on the beautiful Blackfeet Nation for a special 20th Anniversary Performance. A show that before could only be dreamed of, we cannot wait to share this moment with all of you under the stars.”
Abbath added:
“‘Between Two Worlds‘ is an album I’ve always been very proud of. Many of these songs have only been performed live once. I’m very much looking forward to teaming up with my old friends Ice Dale and Armagedda to revisit these tracks for this great occasion. It’s been way too long.”
While an additional secret headliner is still pending for this year’s ‘Fire In The Mountains‘, this year’s roster is currently shaping up as follows:
16 Horsepower
Enslaved
Between Two Worlds
Baroness
Amigo The Devil
Borknagar (U.S. exclusive)
Agalloch (“Ashes Against The Grain” set)
YOB
The Ruins Of Beverast (U.S. exclusive)
SubRosa
Full Of Hell
Gallowbraid (U.S. exclusive)
Sigh
Wayfarer
Old Man Gloom
Raven Chacon & Iggor Cavalera
Midwife
Dreadnought
Phobophilic
Tarantella
Yaotl Mictlan
Savage Oath
Galvanist
Nocturne
El Welk
This year’s festival will take place will take place July 23rd to 26th at the Red Eagle Campground in East Glacier, MT.
