Chile TerrorFest II: Carcass and Testament Headline Santiago on 28–29 November
Key Facts
- Date and venue. Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 November 2026 at the Teatro Caupolicán, San Diego 850, in central Santiago. PuntoTicket, the official seller, lists both days at 18:00 Santiago time.
- Who plays. Saturday brings Carcass, Krisiun, Necrot, Torturer and Diabolvs. Sunday brings Testament, Municipal Waste, Immolation, Fallout and Inquisición.
- Why it matters. It is the second edition of a festival that brought Triptykon, Mayhem and Sacrifice to the same hall in 2025. Municipal Waste return after more than 16 years, and Chilean thrash band Fallout reunite for the event.
- Tickets. Day tickets cost 57,500 to 74,750 Chilean pesos (about US$60 to US$78), service charge included. A two-day pass costs 103,500 to 109,250 pesos (about US$107 to US$113).
- Getting there. Parque Almagro station on Metro Line 3 is the nearest stop, a short walk north of the theatre. Set times and a running order had not been published by 27 September.
Chile TerrorFest II fills the Teatro Caupolicán in Santiago over two nights, 28 and 29 November 2026, with Carcass heading Saturday and Testament heading Sunday.
Ten metal bands play Santiago, Chile, over the weekend of 28 and 29 November 2026. The second Chile TerrorFest takes over the Teatro Caupolicán, with Carcass and Testament at the top of the bill.
Chile TerrorFest II: Two Days at the Teatro Caupolicán
The festival runs on Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 November 2026 at the Teatro Caupolicán, San Diego 850, in Santiago Centro. PuntoTicket, the official seller, lists both days at 18:00 Santiago time.
Each day has its own line-up of five bands, three from abroad and two from Chile. The first Chile TerrorFest, held in 2025, brought Triptykon, Mayhem and Sacrifice to the same hall.
Saturday: Carcass, Krisiun and Necrot
Carcass head the first night. The band formed in Liverpool in 1985 and helped shape death metal with records such as Heartwork, released in 1993.
Krisiun, the Brazilian death metal trio of brothers from Ijuí in Rio Grande do Sul, play the Caupolicán for the first time. Their set marks 25 years of the album Conquerors of Armageddon.
Necrot, a trio formed in Oakland, California, in 2011, complete the foreign acts on Saturday. The Chilean bands on the bill that day are Torturer and Diabolvs.
Torturer, a death and thrash band, will play their first demo in full to mark 35 years since it appeared. Diabolvs formed in 2013 and released their first record, Rite of Consecration, in 2020.
Sunday: Testament, Municipal Waste and Immolation
Testament, the thrash band from Berkeley, California, head the second night. The band, fronted by Chuck Billy, is expected to range from 1980s albums such as The New Order to Para Bellum, released in 2025.
Municipal Waste, the crossover thrash band from Richmond, Virginia, return to Chile after more than 16 years. Immolation, from Yonkers, New York, bring songs from Descent, their twelfth album, released in 2026.
Two Chilean veterans complete the day. Inquisición have played for 33 years, and Fallout, a thrash band formed in 1988, reunite with their original line-up after 35 years away.
Fallout’s line-up includes Anton Reisenegger, also known for the Chilean band Pentagram. The show was put together especially for this festival, according to Rockaxis.
What Tickets Cost
PuntoTicket sells each day separately, and its listed prices include the service charge. Platea costs 57,500 Chilean pesos (about US$60) and Cancha, the floor area, 60,950 pesos (about US$63).
The four Palco box sectors cost 74,750 pesos (about US$78) each. A two-day pass costs 103,500 to 109,250 pesos (about US$107 to US$113).
Those totals match the first presale face values published in May, from 50,000 pesos (about US$52), plus 15 per cent. Rockaxis reported that face values rise in a second presale and again on the day.
Its schedule put the day-of-event Cancha face value at 59,000 pesos (about US$61), before charges. Dollar figures here use 963 pesos to the US dollar, the rate on 27 September 2026.
The Teatro Caupolicán and Getting There
The Teatro Caupolicán opened in 1936 on San Diego street, south of the Alameda in central Santiago. It is listed with about 4,500 seats and hosted Iron Maiden’s Chile debut in 1996.
At that time the hall was called the Teatro Monumental, a name it carried from 1993 to 2004. It has been a regular stop for touring rock and metal bands ever since.
The nearest Metro stop is Parque Almagro on Line 3, at San Diego and Santa Isabel. From there the theatre is a short walk south along San Diego.
Five bands from 18:00 make for a long evening, and no finish time has been published. Check the last Metro times before you go, or plan a taxi or ride app home.
Practical Tips for Foreign Fans
Anyone planning both nights saves with the two-day pass. At current prices it costs 11,500 pesos (about US$12) less than two Platea day tickets.
Buy only through PuntoTicket, the seller named on the festival listing and in the Chilean music press. Resale offers elsewhere carry no guarantee that a ticket is valid.
Keep the e-ticket downloaded on your phone, since mobile signal can be weak in a full hall. Late November falls in late spring in Santiago, when evenings are usually mild.
What Has Not Been Published
No running order or set times had been released by 27 September 2026. The vendor page gives 18:00 for both days but does not say whether that is doors or the first band.
The listing shows no age limit, no capacity figure and no sign of which sectors are close to selling out. The date of the second presale price step was also not given.
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FAQ
When and where is Chile TerrorFest II?
On Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 November 2026 at the Teatro Caupolicán, San Diego 850, in central Santiago. PuntoTicket lists both days at 18:00 Santiago time.
Who plays on each day?
Saturday has Carcass, Krisiun, Necrot, Torturer and Diabolvs. Sunday has Testament, Municipal Waste, Immolation, Fallout and Inquisición.
How much do tickets cost?
Day tickets cost 57,500 to 74,750 Chilean pesos (about US$60 to US$78), with the service charge included. A two-day pass costs 103,500 to 109,250 pesos (about US$107 to US$113).
Have set times been announced?
No running order or set times had been published by 27 September 2026. The vendor page does not say whether 18:00 is doors or the first band.
Sources
PuntoTicket: ChileTerror Fest II – 2026, Teatro Caupolicán · Rockaxis: Testament, Municipal Waste e Immolation se suman a Chile TerrorFest · Rockaxis: Chile TerrorFest II, se confirman las bandas nacionales · Rockaxis: Krisiun completa el cartel de Chile TerrorFest II · Rockaxis: Necrot es la segunda banda confirmada · Futuro: Chile TerrorFest completa el cartel definitivo de su segunda edición · Wikipedia: Teatro Caupolicán · Wikipedia: Parque Almagro metro station
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Sources: PuntoTicket (consulted 27 September 2026), Rockaxis (17 April, 7 May, 13 May and 20 July 2026, consulted 27 September 2026), Futuro (20 July 2026, consulted 27 September 2026), Wikipedia (consulted 27 September 2026).
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