concert18:00WÖYH! - WOOPPERA II
WÖYH! continues its Wooppera album tour in autumn 2026. The band performs classics and new material at this show.
WÖYH! is a Finnish progressive rock band founded in 2011 by brothers Jussi Hyyrynen (known from YUP) and Antti Hyyrynen (of Stam1na), with keyboardist Antti Pitkäjärvi and drummer Anssi Nykänen rounding out the live lineup. The band releases music on its own Kaskelotti Records label and has built a devoted following across genre boundaries - driven as much by its intense live shows as by its technically ambitious, Finnish-language songwriting. Six studio albums in, WÖYH! remains one of the most distinctive voices in Finnish rock.
WÖYH! released their sixth studio album Wooppera on 5 December 2025 via Kaskelotti Records, available on CD, vinyl and digitally.
The Wooppera release tour kicked off in Jyväskylä on 9 January 2026 and covered six Finnish cities, ending in Hämeenlinna on 24 January.
A second leg of the Wooppera tour, titled Wooppera II, was announced for autumn 2026, covering eight cities across Finland.
The Wooppera II tour is scheduled to include dates in Lappeenranta, Helsinki, Kuopio and Espoo, among other cities, starting in September 2026.
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concert18:00WÖYH! continues its Wooppera album tour in autumn 2026. The band performs classics and new material at this show.
concert18:30WÖYH! takes the stage at Louhisali in Espoo on 23 September, starting at 18:30.
concert20:00WÖYH! continues its Wooppera album release tour in autumn 2026. The band performs in Savonlinna, blending classics with new material.
concert20:00WÖYH! continues its tour celebrating the album Wooppera with classics and new material. Jussi Hyyrynen promises full wöyhötystakuu with all the spices.
concert20:00WÖYH! presents WOOPPERA II at Sawohouse Underground in Kuopio.
concert19:00WÖYH! continues the Wooppera tour in autumn 2026 with classics and new material. Jussi and Antti Hyyrynen deliver a fresh progressive rock blend full of humour and energy.