This was my first concert ever, got put in the front row because of my wheelchair, it was the most magical night of my life.

@HughCorbyCruick

2 жыл бұрын

As an old fogey who has been to hundreds of concerts over 50 years and seen Heilung, I would tell you to keep in mind that you saw something very special that is unlike any other concert you might see. But keep going!

@VixenVolva

2 жыл бұрын

@@HughCorbyCruick oh I’m aware, 😁, I could feel the gods presence there that night. That is not something that happens very often. Even without henbane or flying ointment I could see through the veil, that was what made it truly spectacular. My boyfriend could feel it too and he’s not even heathen, he still could sense the change around him while we were there. He’s the one that surprised me with the tickets as a birthday present, so he was very happy with how amazing it went on multiple levels, ☺️. Hell my service dog even joined in, he has NEVER howled for music or while on duty but he sure was giving it his all during a few songs. Still knowing that, I can’t wait to go to more. I wish you many more years of wonderful music and experiences. Odin’s blessings on you.

@philbarringer9483

2 жыл бұрын

Gonna be hard to top this!

@alicewest586

2 жыл бұрын

What an amazing experience for your first show! You’re going to be chasing that high for the rest of your life 😍

@francesblack9187

2 жыл бұрын

I was there witnessing the most magical moments I've experienced in my 64 years. I seen you there in front. Bless you!!

This song already makes my soul sing, but seeing the Native American folks join made me burst into tears. Heilung's existence is such an important moment in music and culture.

@myaccount2052

Жыл бұрын

Me too 😭

@twitchgiggles

Жыл бұрын

i am ugly crying at 4am because of that exact same reason

@xymoriintus

Жыл бұрын

The native Americans they paraded out was a fuckin disgrace and a parody. I bet you if they could re do this show if they could, they would

@ms_keira

5 ай бұрын

It gets me every time. They did the same in Greensboro, NC last year with the Catawba tribe and being someone from Cherokee families myself, I was bawling. In fact, I cried for damn near half the show! The entire thing felt like a spiritual experience more than a concert and I can't wait to see them again.

when the native americans joined in I CRIED it is SO POWERFUL and shows we are all the same at the core!!!

@Gooblesnort2

10 ай бұрын

I'm native American and this made me feel happy in a way

Nordic and Native American magic combined is very powerful.

@moonstenebrocity

2 жыл бұрын

it is!!

@jensfromgermany1699

2 жыл бұрын

Yes you are right

@bobbyfluffynoodle

2 жыл бұрын

European Germanic tribes and Native American tribes are totally different . Heilung expresses no Native American traditions it’s mostly Proto-Germanic

@bigchief70

2 жыл бұрын

@@bobbyfluffynoodle Its always amazing to me how people read what they want to read. I never said Heilung expresses any Native American traditions, but they collaborate with those who do. They're also not entirely different. With exception of metallurgy, domestication of animals, language and boat tech the Germanic peoples and the First Nations people of N. America worshipped similarly, lived in similar climates and decorated themselves with similar materials and symbols (Namely the "Whirling log".)

@bobbyfluffynoodle

2 жыл бұрын

@@bigchief70 ....you’re suffering from cognitive dissonance, you clearly state “Nordic and Native American magic “ native Asian Indians that lived in America didn’t know what “ magic”was , they where knee deep in their own believe things .and you State in you’re reply basically European Germanic tribes and Indian American tribes where not entirely Different except for ...everything but for a couple of symbols . They where not even close . Everything that you have today comes from Germanic tribes mixed with Christianity. Heilung has no American Indian representation in their act .

I'm half Scandinavian and Mayan. This is the best of both MY worlds. As a percussionist, this moves my soul.

My native american heart SINGS! Praise be the GODS

@Kriegsbeil5577

Жыл бұрын

Every Heilung video I do see a *lot* of Native American heritage giving praise to Heilung. It's really cool that there seems to be some kind of "kindred" root within Heilung's music that resonates with Native Americans.

Lakota Native and Norse Pagan here Such a beautiful combination of medicines. Makes my heart sing with pride. We need more solidarity and less divison.

The Great Plains Indians of the US and First Nations Tribes of Canada (such as the Sioux, Lakota, Black Foot and the Cree) should seriously consider performing a live "rain dance" or other sacred ritual with Heilung... complete with their traditional and very badass looking buckskin clothing and eagle-feather headdresses. Those Plains Indian war-drums along with the Nordic shamanic beats of Heilung combined with the ritual-singing of the Native Americans in tandem with the ethereal "kulning" vocals of Maria... and that sh** would be straight FIRE!!

Very proud of the Native Americans to come on stage a joining of two pre christian peoples on Native land, we share the same sky and our gods are in the trees and soil in nature. Skål

This is the best footage I’ve seen so far. I got teary eyed when the Native Americans joined. It sends such a deep rooted message of truth. That western cultures were warred upon by the Abrahamic God religion and it’s followers. And when I say western cultures I’m talking both Ancient Northwestern Europe and America. Don’t let propaganda history divert you from the real truth.

@elizabethbramley5001

2 жыл бұрын

Me too

@Le-fs3qh

2 жыл бұрын

So it's an abrahamic God 's job? Come on, that was Roman Empire that later stole and modified some thing that belongs to the people of Israel,also loved occult knowledges from Egyptians and Sumerians, and that later created the unholy Catholic beast, (a mix of what's mentioned before that is miles away from "abrahamic God") that are responsible. Oh, and they are still very active now a days.

@sarahgilbert8036

2 жыл бұрын

the white christ's followers have a LOT to answer for, from at least Charlemagne to today!

@tonywoutrs

2 жыл бұрын

Indeed so, we were all aminist/pagan once, regardless of difference in roots and culture

@tonywoutrs

2 жыл бұрын

@@Le-fs3qh Yea you could argue that Christianity was a new incarnation of Roman imperialism.

I was there! 10 steps from the stage!!! EPIC !!!! HEILUNG has been such a "healing" factor in my life!!!! When the native Americans came back onto the stage my soul ignited!!! It fully felt like a sacred event!

With this concert and the involving of Native Americans, Heilung sat a monument. Showing to the world the common routes we all come from and whitch are still within all of us and will always be. And that is good! That is what Heilung is all about. Not viking, not norse, not Native American, ...... just ..... human. Human in the essence of its nature, in the essence of its soul! And that is what I love Heilung for.

This was an incredible show. It was 100% worth the 18 hour drive from MI.. There and back. I am positive it made my Germanic ancestors proud!

@mortemtyrannis7468

2 жыл бұрын

If you coward and got the vax then you’ll only see niflheim. Odin hates cowards! You’ll never see Valhalla. That is only where warriors, not cowards go.

@Drengur

2 жыл бұрын

@@mortemtyrannis7468 Okay.. but I'm not vaccinated lol they didn't require it.

@mortemtyrannis7468

2 жыл бұрын

@@Drengur”If”

@DesiresWay

2 жыл бұрын

@@mortemtyrannis7468 yes this is definitely the place to push your rhetoric. Shut up and let people live their lives. One could also define not getting the vaccine also cowardly.

@mortemtyrannis7468

2 жыл бұрын

@@DesiresWay Oh I completely agree with you. I just wanted to see how my Norse brothers and sisters responds. So many are forgetting who we are and where we come from. Our ancestors would hate most of us!

I cried my fucking eyes out, and I still don't know why... I know and have seen the band before, but those Native Americans made me break.....so much cultural beauty raped and lost from this earth... the sadness is overwhelming.

And even the rocks awoke and remembered their past. Amazing!

My girlfriend and I saw this, it was incredible! Their only US show for 2021; we met people from all across North America. Cannot wait for 2022.

Favorite song, even more my favorite after seeing it live. I was down on the left side. I hate the power went out for as long as it did. They did great just continuing without it.

@brandongrow3307

2 жыл бұрын

I agree that when the power went out it was a bummer initially, but then when they kept right on performing, and when WE responded with such loud support and applause, it made it even MORE powerful for me!

4:45 This song is about a bone healing spell! An old magic and healing spell from Merseburg, from the 10th century, spoken in Old High German. The first spell involves the liberation of prisoners and the second spell involves the healing of a horse.. The damage will be healed through repeating the spell. A small excerpt from the spell: ... Like bone dislocations like blood dislocations, like limb dislocations: leg to leg, blood to blood, limb to limb, as if they were glued together! .. sôse bênrenkî, sôse blutrenkî, sôse lidirenkî: bên zi bêna, bluot zi bluoda, lid zi geliden, sôse gelimida sin ! THANK YOU FOR UPLOADING♥️

This concert was worth the 15 hour drive. It was amazing.

cried at the beginning and ending of the ritual. What an awesome night!

My heart explode as the native americans join

What a magical place to experience this art.

so badass to see the native americans join them! bummed I missed this, but I did get to see them last time they were here in denver, and it was powerful!

Especially loved when the Native Americans joined in :) Epic

Wow, that actually moved me to tears. I regret not being able to go to this.

Thank you for this! It just was not possible for me to travel to Colorado for this ritual. It was a cleansing of the spirit and I thank you so much for sharing. There were tears at 7:40. This is so very powerful. Takk fyrir!

When those powwow dancers came out I lost it!!!

I am BAWLING my eyes out seeing OUR CULTURES TOGETHER

So amazed to have seen this is person!! Worth the 1650 mile round trip drive from Phoenix 🙌🏼

God..I wish I was there for this. Missed my favorite band in the world thanks to covid 😭 I'm in quarantine til the 12th 💔💔

fantastic!!!! I can't wait too for the first time on 8 November in Zurich I am Italian and who knows if they will come to Italy sooner or later ... but I will also follow them in other countries

Gods I wish I could've been there! I love seeing all the heads moving in unison! Colorado was amazing! I love them!

I still feel the energy from being there for this ritual. So worth the drive from Washington State.

Wow, one of my favorite concerts of all time is when U2 performed at Red Rocks back in 1983. I was living in Arizona at that time. Having Heilung perform at Red Rocks is just incredible. Nordic tribe meets Native American tribe, how cool is that! I love it when the local native people joined with Heilung at the end. Awesome!

I am blessed that I saw them in Portland, OR in 2020 and 2022. However, it seems the folks who could travel to Red Rocks might have had an even more amazing experience because it was outdoors. I hope someday Heilung can come back to the US to more outdoor venues :)

Recently heard this amazing group so I had to tell my sister, she has a Bachelor's in religious studies and we're both fans of Dead Can Dance, O Yuki Conjugate, etc., she said "Yeah, of course I've heard them, saw them live at Red Rocks last year" I'm like, of course she heard them before I had and has even saw them live, at Red Rocks, and I missed this experience?! Thanks for the uploads, this is incredible! Also read this was their only N. American concert in 2021...Of course they would spend the time and money to bring all of this to Colorado from Denmark, it's Red Rocks!

Seeing Heilung live is always an insanely magical journey but I’m certainly gonna be flying over to America to see them play here next time, absolutely amazing 🔥🔥 Honestly there’s nothing like seeing Heilung live 💚

The energy in the crowd was off the charts!

Was not able to make it and I’m so sad I couldn’t. This performance is beyond this world. The unification of the native peoples of North America and germanic pagan rituals worked way too well. We are all connected.

we were there! Awesome show. Showed up late with only standing room.

the audio in this vid is excellent. i listen through a big stereo and ya! a dream concert for me would be to have heilung and myrkur on the same bill

I'm so glad you posted. This is the part where I sat down and closed my eyes because the strobes were definitely...trance-inducing. So it's nice to go back and SEE the dancing instead of just feeling it.

@Fezzywig333

2 жыл бұрын

Same

@dcpunk4

2 жыл бұрын

I'm sure my cataracts wasn't helping but they were BLINDING me. I was standing and feeling it but mostly with my eyes closed

The world needs more of this. Peace, harmony, people sharing cultures and having a damn good time doing so. I had mad goosebumps the entire ritual! Wasn't able to be there but if this video captures 15% of the magic then my soul has definitely been touched! Thank you so much for sharing!

It was a fabulous event. Technical difficulties aside.

@jasonbrown649

2 жыл бұрын

The sound going out was the perfect imperfection. Everything became real. We were transported outside of the realm of modern amplification and back into the roots of the ritual that we all became participant to for a brief moment.

@dcpunk4

2 жыл бұрын

For a bit I thought it was intentional even...No modern tech, just all of us together among the rocks feeling the rhythm of the drums

goosepumbs deluxe, greatings from germany. Cant wait to see this live in November 🤩

LOVE their free for all wild songs like this :) Awesome

The fucking energy is awesome..I so need to see them...

FUUUUUDGE! I just discovered this band and live like 10 miles from here. Hope they come back soon!

@dubhsith5993

2 жыл бұрын

I litterally just got done looking up their schedule and seeing no dates in the US.

Now THIS is a ceremony !

Thanks for a solid capture! This was such a great show. Good to see the whole stage.

Absolutely fantastic!!! I would have loved to have seen this in person, so thank you for posting a taste of what I know was an amazing experience.

Awesome. I was there glad to experience this

Thanks for posting this! I was down on the left side as well, so I didnt get to see the entire stage.

If I had one wish on my deathbed before Valhalla it would to go see them live.

I havent a clue what is being said...but it just doesnt matter to understand how powerful this is. This band is so important, and I dont think many people actually could understand that. Culture is being eroded in this world, we just have to remember we are all one, no matter where we live...everything we do, affects someone....

@markhjyt

Жыл бұрын

Don't worry. Even us Scandinavians have zero idea what the lyrics are :D

@femoman

9 ай бұрын

@@markhjyt It's an old healing incantation. The phrase being throat-sung translates to 'hang the animals', which may refer to the old practice of hanging sacrified animals from trees as offerings, while the sung chorus is lifted directly from the 2nd Merseburg Charm, an old healing spell, that translates to "Like bone-sprain, so blood-sprain, so joint-sprain: Bone to bone, blood to blood, joints to joints, so may they be glued."

I flew in from Prescott, AZ. Hello soul family pagan tribe! Traust was my fav! Y'all are welcome to come visit our pagan community in Prescott. 🤙🎶🎃

Amazing show, perfect venue. Immaculate vibes! Power/sound going out was a bummer but otherwise amazing!!

This sounds amazing!

I was at that show. Was very good.

So awesome! 👍🇨🇦😎🪶💙📷

Holly shit😊. If they were doing a concert in London I'd go. This band is unafraid!!

..pardon my french... but... ^%&T&$^^()*((&*&^... YES!!!.... saw them in the walled city of York.. dancing on a bunch of tripple Jameson's....... and this one took me right back.. . Many thanks !

Germanic Raveparty ^^ I love Heilung!

Was there row 5 center...was amazing

I couldn't afford the bus fare from kansas to make it there, hope I can see them next year if they come

WOW!!! ❤️

Loving the intense stare down moment Maria and Kai have at 3:23

Under One Single Sky.... We Are One Skål 🍻

Eu amo absolutamente 💯 ❤️🙏🥰

So upset i missed this!! 😞

I had no idea they were here! I live a half hour away. Dang it.

Adoro🖤

And can't help but wonder, where'd they get the trees, i mean, how do you even transport trees without them breaking, that's too cool

We need an album lol

I wish in the future that more Nordic and Native American history is taught

Was there on lower section

Search here for (Sinful Demo Album 1985) & (Rockcandy Live In Toronto 1988). Enjoy.....

Fuuuuuuuucckkkkkk i should have flew out there. I knew i would regret not buying a ticket. So awesome.

girl in red dress on stage are perfect :)

Did they have Native Americans up on stage also?

@officialandrewwilliams

2 жыл бұрын

For the opening ceremony & blessing, and Hamrer Hippyer. Then of course the closing blessing! ✊🏾

Oh, no. Where's the berserker and glasses guy? Their drumming is key

It's like if Vikings started Tangerine Dream..

Over 10 minutes of pounding on those drums on just one song,its gonna kill the arms/shoulders after one concert....;)

@LordFoopa

2 жыл бұрын

It may fatigue the arms and shoulders but it heals the soul ❤️

@LordFoopa

2 жыл бұрын

It may fatigue the arms and shoulders but it heals the soul ❤️

@Bullski123

2 жыл бұрын

@@LordFoopa True words!

This was how it was at Merrymount, in this nation’s colonial period. It may be that this happened at The Vinland colony, too. It happened at Krotona. I keep thinking, this is the way the contingent should have gone. I have hope that in a parallel reality where Puritans and Skraelings didn’t win the day, that this is happening.

Is their a full concert of this one somewhere?

2:40

As an animist/pagan from central europe, you don't have to have germanic or native american dna to resonate with this song. Heilung are animistic to the core. Animism is a bit different than paganism. Paganism is based off of animism but animism isn't based off of paganism. Animism is an intertwined worldview and spirituality where every thing posseses a distinctive spirit/energy. All nature tribes are based on animism, animism is the default setting of evey living being. The gods are spirits/forces of nature that only received a human like face with the advancement of christianity. Before that as tacitus wrote in bis report "Germania" the germanic people do not picture their gods in human form but find them in places of nature which they deem special and divine to them. We are all one, all brother and sisters, connected to earth and earth is connected to us. Greetings from switzerland Edit: spirits/forces of nature are not only elements but can also be things such as the spirit/source of emotions like love or frenzy or the collective spirit of your kin.

There's only one Creator.

The audience completely ruined the vibe of this song for me

@joeserianz6205

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. The audience was too loud disrupting the intense and harmonious energy being broadcasted by the performance. People in the Netherlands have more respect.