Finnish Rock - Finnish Rock & Heavy Metal Artists and Bands

Finnish Rock & Heavy Metal Artists and Bands

  • The 69 Eyes
  • Ajattara
  • Aknestik
  • Am I Blood
  • Amberian Dawn
  • Amorphis
  • Apocalyptica
  • Apulanta
  • Battle Beast
  • Battlelore
  • Blackbella
  • Bloodpit
  • Before the Dawn
  • Brother Firetribe
  • Bullet Ride
  • Callisto
  • Carmen Gray
  • Catamenia
  • Celesty
  • Chaosweaver
  • Charon
  • Children of Bodom
  • CMX
  • Damian Cullen Band
  • Damn Seagulls
  • Day Eleven
  • Deep Insight
  • Demilich
  • Dingo
  • Disco Ensemble
  • Don Huonot
  • Dreamtale
  • The Duke
  • End of You
  • Ensiferum
  • Entwine
  • Eppu Normaali
  • Eternal Tears of Sorrow
  • Faerghail
  • Feiled
  • Finntroll
  • Flinch
  • The Flaming Sideburns
  • Haloo Helsinki!
  • Hanoi Rocks
  • Hanna Pakarinen
  • Happoradio
  • Hassisen kone
  • Heijaste
  • Hector
  • Hidria Spacefolk
  • HIM
  • Hurriganes
  • Imperanon
  • Indica
  • Insomnium
  • Isla
  • Jeavestone
  • Kaaos
  • Kalmah
  • Karmine
  • Kemopetrol
  • Kingston Wall
  • Kiuas
  • Klamydia
  • Korpiklaani
  • Kotiteollisuus
  • KYPCK
  • Leevi and the Leavings
  • Lordi
  • Lovex
  • Lullacry
  • The Jade
  • Juice Leskinen
  • Maj Karma
  • Malummeh
  • Manitou
  • Manna
  • Mehida
  • Miljoonasade
  • Mirzadeh
  • Moonsorrow
  • Mors Principium Est
  • Muddy Bones
  • Pate Mustajärvi
  • Naildown
  • Negative
  • Neljä Ruusua
  • New Dawn Foundation
  • Nicole
  • Nightwish
  • Nitrokiss
  • Norther
  • Order!Order!
  • Parasite City
  • Passionworks
  • The Patsy Walkers
  • Peer Günt
  • Pelle Miljoona
  • Poets of the Fall
  • Poisonblack
  • Popeda
  • Private Line
  • Project Silence
  • Protoni
  • Puolikuu
  • Raaka-Aine
  • Random Eyes
  • The Rasmus
  • Rauli Badding Somerjoki
  • Reckless Love
  • RIISTETYT
  • Rock'n'Roll Band
  • Ruoska
  • Rust
  • SaraLee
  • Script of Flood
  • Sentenced
  • Shade Empire
  • Shaked Booze
  • Shaman
  • ShamRain
  • Sielun Veljet
  • Sinamore
  • Sinergy
  • Sinner's Gin
  • Sonata Arctica
  • SoulRelic
  • Stam1na
  • Stalingrad Cowgirls
  • Stella
  • Stratovarius
  • Sturm Und Drang
  • Sunrise Avenue
  • Swallow The Sun
  • Tabula Rasa
  • Tacere
  • Tarja
  • Tarot
  • Tehosekoitin
  • Teräsbetoni
  • Thunderstone
  • Timo Rautiainen & Trio Niskalaukaus
  • To/Die/For
  • Tuomari Nurmio
  • Turisas
  • Turmion Kätilöt
  • UMP
  • Uniklubi
  • Urban Tale
  • Valerian
  • Vanity Ink
  • Velcra
  • Verjnuarmu
  • Viikate
  • Maija Vilkkumaa
  • YUP
  • Yö
  • Waltari
  • Wigwam
  • Widescreen Mode
  • Winterborn
  • Wintersun
  • Whispered




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