Heavy Pettin join Uriah Heep's farewell show in Sofia on 6 November

Scottish hard rock band Heavy Pettin will open Uriah Heep's farewell concert in Sofia on 6 November at Arena 8888, according to Actualno. The show is part of the “The Magician’s Farewell” tour.

Heavy Pettin formed in Glasgow and rose on the British hard rock scene in the early 1980s. Their debut album, “Lettin’ Loose”, came out in 1983, and they shared stages with Ozzy Osbourne and Mötley Crüe. After more than three decades away, the band returned with a new line-up led by founder and vocalist Stephen "Hamie" Hayman, and released “Rock Generation” in 2025, their first studio album since 1989, with ten new songs.

Tickets are sold through Eventim at prices from 35 to 85 euros. Uriah Heep formed in London in 1969 and play hard rock and progressive rock. Their newest studio album is “Chaos & Colour” (2023), and their last concert in Romania, per setlist.fm, was on 24 August 2025 in Galati. The tour marks 55 years of the band's history, Actualno reports.