Santiago and Melipilla will both be represented on the bill for SABÏRE’s first Chilean show. MAGIC BLADE and D.A.G.E.R. will support the band at Sala RBX in Santiago on March 14, 2027, with Chargola Pro and Powerprods producing the concert.
MAGIC BLADE formed in Santiago in 2026 and have the same year’s demo Promo MMXXVI behind them. Melipilla’s D.A.G.E.R., active since 2024, bring a catalogue that includes the EP Wild in the Streets (2025), the single “Don’t Talk” (2026) and the live album Wild in El Bajo (Live in Melipilla). Both are identified in the concert announcement as Chilean heavy metal support acts.
Headlining the evening, SABÏRE is led by vocalist, guitarist and songwriter Scarlett Monastyrski. The announcement traces the project’s formation to Canada in 2010 and its subsequent development in Australia, with Monastyrski shaping its compositions and artistic identity. The Santiago appearance follows performances on Australian and European stages.
SABÏRE calls its style “acid metal,” a description the announcement connects to the corrosive character of the instrumentation and lyrics. Its foundations lie in 1980s heavy and speed metal: melodic riffs and solos, choruses built for audiences to sing, and a sound that also takes in hard rock. The term is the band’s own definition of that combination.
The seven-track EP Gates Ajar introduced SABÏRE in 2018, including “One for the Road,” “Rise to the Top,” “Black Widow” and “Slave to the Whip.” According to the announcement, the release extended the band’s reach beyond Australia. The singles “Mistress Mistress” (2020) and “Ice Cold Lust” (2021) followed.
In June 2024, SABÏRE released its debut full-length album, Jätt, through Listenable Records. Its fifteen songs broaden the approach established on those earlier recordings. The announcement describes “Pure Fucking Hell” and “Call Me Bastard” in terms of their speed, contrasts them with the rock pulse of “Ice Cold Lust,” and highlights the melodic development of “The Last Day.”
That account of Jätt also places darker atmospheres alongside its heavy metal and hard rock passages. Monastyrski’s vocals and guitars remain central, with production described as retaining the roughness of the early recordings. These releases provide the recorded background to SABÏRE’s first visit to Chile.
Tickets are available through Passline. The announced general-admission prices are $28,000 for the first presale tier, $32,000 for the second and $38,000 on the day of the event, with no service charge.
