Barbarion is an Australian band formed in the winter of 2007 by Myles Tauchert. Their music, categorised as 'classic' heavy metal, and a persona of 'barbarians of the world', combine for a theatrical stage show.
Event Details
Saturday, March 12, 2011
Headline Artist: Barbarion
Venue: The Esplanade Hotel
11 The Esplanade
3182
St Kilda, Victoria
AU
Artists Performing at this Event
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