Sweden’s Sabaton will release their brand-new live Blu-Ray+CD/DVD+CD package, Heroes On Tour, next month. It contains two entire, breathtaking shows, one filmed at Wacken 2015 and the other at Sabaton Open Air in their hometown of Falun in the same year. Bonus features include two switchable viewing angles, live and studio.

Watch “Swedish Pagans” from the upcoming release below:

Heroes On Tour will be out on March 4th via Nuclear Blast, containing two DVDs and a CD. The second DVD will feature two switchable viewing angles, live and studio.

Bassist Pär Sundström commented: "We have always aimed to be a band people love to see live, for the simple reason we love to play live. With this DVD/Bluray release we hope to share some of that feeling with you. We recorded two shows in case one is not enough for you!"

NB Mailorder-exclusive formats can be pre-ordered now at this location.

Heroes On Tour tracklistings:

DVD/Blu-Ray 1:

“Final Countdown”
“The March To War”
“Ghost Division”
“To Hell And Back”
“Carolus Rex”
“No Bullets Fly”
“Resist And Bite”
“Far From The Fame”
“Panzerkampf”
“Gott Mit Uns”
“The Art Of War”
“Soldier Of 3 Armies”
“Swedish Pagans”
“Screaming Eagles”
“Night Witches”
“Primo Victoria”
“Metal Crüe”

Bonus Material:

- Noch ein Bier
- Sabaton With Bohemian Symphony Orchestra Prague
“The Art Of War”
“The Final Solution”

DVD/Blu-Ray 2:

“Final Countdown”
“The March To War”
“Ghost Division”
“To Hell And Back”
“Carolus Rex”
“Panzer Battalion”
“Wolfpack”
“Attero Dominatus”
“7734”
“Union”
“The Art Of War”
“Saboteurs”
“Coat Of Arms”
“En Livstid I Krig”
“Resist And Bite”
“Swedish Pagans”
“Night Witches”
“Primo Victoria”
“Metal Crüe”

CD:

“The March To War”
“Ghost Division”
“To Hell And Back”
“Carolus Rex”
“No Bullets Fly”
“Resist And Bite”
“Far From The Fame”
“Panzerkampf”
“Gott Mit Uns”
“The Art Of War”
“Soldier Of 3 Armies”
“Swedish Pagans”
“Screaming Eagles”
“Night Witches”
“Primo Victoria”
“Metal Crüe”

“Carolus Rex” video:

Sabaton want you to attend their UK tour with Alestorm. Check out a video message from Sabaton below: