Hello hello, dear readers 🤘🤘🤘. It's #threetunetuesday time again and today I hope to find some new headbangers out here in the wonderful Ecency Community 😎.

For those who already follow my #ttt posts, especially fellow dreemers, you must know by now that I'm on a roll of festivals 🤩! After 2 years without live music, I'm bound to go to as many as I can this year 🤗.

I've shared my experiences on previous #ttt posts, so if by any chance you dig music, I recommend checking this and this post for maximum fun 😎.

Let's get the fun started, shall we, dear reader? 🙌

For those of you who don't know, Three Tune Tuesday was created by @ablaze and as he explains 👇

The jist is as follows

Every Tuesday I'm going to share 3 songs which I like to listen to and I invite your feedback in the comments below. Better still, why not have a blast of your own Three Tune Tuesday and mention me in the post and I'll come and find the post and upvote it. It'll be a sweet way for us all to discover new music. You'll also be in with a chance of winning a prize.

With that being said, it's time now to share a little bit about the adventure of this weekend 🤘. As I mentioned yesterday, VOA was my first heavy metal festival and I must confess I was a bit scared at the beggining... I have heard of the wall of death, mosh pit, crowd surfing and all that crazy, kinda aggressive, possibilities.

Part of me wanted to experience it all, but another me told me I shouldn't risk it because I can't afford to stop working now (I need to be physically fit). I went with my boyfriend (picture above), who is a very musical person, and we spent a great time together!

To tell you the truth, we were a bit dishearted because we had those tickets since 2019 and at the time we bought them because System of a Down, Avenged Sevenfold and Korn were coming to Portugal... Yeah, can you imagine???? 😭😭😭😭

Sadly, a lot of bands cancelled the European tour in the meantime, which means the whole poster was changed. I didn't really know the bands that were playing and only heard of Megadeath and Sabaton a few times ago, never have listened to a lot of them either.

Not knowing any song is kinda a bummer for me, I like to join the crowd when the artist interacts with their fans 😊. Anyways, we decided to go and we take advantage of the opportunity to listen to new stuff.

Saturday was the day I had the most fun! There was over 30ªC, brazing sun, not a single cloud in the sky, all blue. All the artists were saying we were in hell, and don't get me started on how many people had really bad sunburns on their necks 😆. As the day went by, I gained some balls and joined several times to mosh pit! Until the point, I was just too exhausted and after I realised I was touching way too much on sweety shirtless man 😅😅.

I also joined the crowd that was doing a rowing boat. Hundred of people, including myself, sat on the ground and started chanting HEY! and rowing like we were on a boat. Instant 6-pack right there! At that time, Epica was playing and the lead singer said she saw something like that.

Also did something I never did before and went to a stranger guy asking to take a picture with him. Here's why (remember the plus 30ªC sunny day?) 👇

Honestly, I don't know how he was breathing under that, surely a hot mask! But that was funny, I now have a cool memory to share with you all😊.

Ok, that's enough experience sharing. Let's get to the tunes? 😎

I would say Me and That Man was my favourite band of the entire festival! Their style is not that pure heavy metal, but I loved their tunes and melodies. Dark, soulful and catchy.

I already dug some music from their albums, so here I leave a small taste 😊

1 - Me and That Man (feat. Mat McNerney) - Burning Churches