Electric Callboy at Lokerse Feesten 2025 kicks off with a relentless vibe that’s like being hit by a sonic freight train—one driven by “Elevator Operator” at 2:03. This track clears any cobwebs from your head, demonstrating Electric Callboy’s knack for blending intensity and humor. If MC Thunder II doesn’t get you moving by 5:38, you’re probably just a cardboard cutout in the crowd. Trust me, these guys are masters of infectious energy, meshing metalcore with more hooks than a fishing convention.
Now, hold onto your battle vests, because at 11:28, “Spaceman” launches us into a galaxy where party anthems reign supreme. And just when you think they can’t bend genres any tighter, you’re hit with a solid cover of Sum 41’s “Still Waiting” at 15:37, proving they’re just as adept with pop-punk nostalgia as they are with their own adrenaline-pumping anthems. Not often a band can switch gears from the absurdly catchy “Hypa Hypa” at 19:01 without losing an ounce of momentum.
By 36:01, “Pump It” hits like a caffeine overdose, channeling the kind of energy that puts pre-workout drinks to shame. This track is a perfect example of Electric Callboy’s no-holds-barred approach to live festivals. Then, in a move typical of their off-kilter charm, they drop an acoustic medley featuring “Crawling” and “I Want It That Way” starting at 42:04. It’s equal parts tribute and parody, reminding us that even metalheads have a soft spot for guilty pleasures.
As the night barrels forward with “Hurrikan” at 48:58, and “Mindreader” at 50:45, the band seamlessly marries riffs that could peel paint off walls with dance beats to get even the grimmest black metal fans nodding along. By the time they roll into “Tekkno Train” at 1:06:17, it’s clear that Electric Callboy came to party, and they’ve succeeded in turning a field of headbangers into a dance floor. It’s chaotic, colorful, and exactly what we’ve come to expect from these maniacs.
The concert wraps up with the adrenaline-fueled “We Got the Moves” at 1:09:51, a fitting close to a night that’s covered everything from mosh-pit anthems to acoustic surprises. Electric Callboy proved they’re not just a band—they’re an experience. It’s a high-voltage show that keeps you guessing and, as any self-respecting metalhead knows, that’s what makes live gigs unforgettable. Missed this? You better believe you’ll catch the next one. Otherwise, what are you even doing here?
