Ukrainian progressive metal force JINJER have released a brand new live video for ‚Tantrum‘, the opener of their 2025 album ‚Duél‘, captured at a sold-out show in Oslo. The footage highlights the band’s raw intensity on stage, with frontwoman Tatiana Shmayluk delivering a commanding performance. JINJER will also join SPIRITBOX as special guests on the Tsunami Sea EU and UK Tour 2026 this autumn.Ukrainian progressive metal outfit JINJER have unveiled a new live video for ‚Tantrum‘, the opening track from their critically acclaimed studio album ‚Duél‘, released in February 2025 via Napalm Records. The footage was captured on 28 February at the sold-out Sentrum Scene in Oslo during JINJER’s ongoing World Duél Tour, offering a visceral document of the band operating at peak intensity.
The performance showcases everything that has made JINJER one of the most distinctive acts in modern metal. Fierce grooves and razor-sharp instrumental passages drive the song forward while frontwoman Tatiana Shmayluk commands the stage with total conviction, seamlessly shifting between melodic passages and abrasive vocal textures that have become the band’s signature.
The release of the live video arrives ahead of JINJER’s return to North America, where the quartet will embark on a 37-date headlining run across the United States and Canada, supported by Crystal Lake and Entheos. The North American Duél Tour kicks off in June 2026 and visits major markets including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Toronto.
Shortly thereafter, JINJER will cross the Atlantic to join SPIRITBOX on the Tsunami Sea UK and EU Tour 2026 as special guests, alongside Dying Wish. The 18-date run launches on 12 September 2026 in Glasgow and concludes on 9 October 2026 in Paris, taking in arena-level venues across the United Kingdom, Germany, Poland, Austria, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Belgium, France, and beyond. The pairing of JINJER and SPIRITBOX represents two of the most innovative forces in contemporary heavy music sharing the same stage.
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