NEVER OBEY AGAIN Bring “Plastic Love” To The Area 53 Stage


Italian modern metal force Never Obey Again take their emotionally charged sound to the live stage with a performance of “Plastic Love” at Area 53, showcasing the Milan-based outfit in front of a massive festival crowd.

Fronted by the charismatic Carolina Bertelegni, Never Obey Again have developed a distinctive approach to modern metal, combining heavy guitars, atmospheric electronics, melodic hooks, and emotionally driven songwriting. Bertelegni’s commanding presence and expressive vocals sit at the heart of the band’s sound, giving their material an added sense of intensity both on record and on stage.

The performance comes from Area 53, where Never Obey Again appeared as part of an impressive lineup featuring headliners including In Flames, Arch Enemy, and Saxon. Sharing the stage with such established names places the Milan-based outfit firmly within a new generation of European modern-metal acts making their presence felt beyond Italy.

“Plastic Love” explores the darker side of modern relationships, confronting superficial connections, emotional dependency, and the destructive patterns that can develop between people. Musically, the track balances atmospheric passages with modern-metal weight and memorable melodies, creating plenty of space for Bertelegni’s vocals to move between vulnerability and power.

Live, the song takes on an even more immediate character. The combination of driving guitars, pounding drums, electronic textures, and Bertelegni’s commanding delivery gives “Plastic Love” the impact needed to translate its emotional tension to a large festival stage.

The Area 53 performance captures Never Obey Again in their element — a band balancing melody, atmosphere, and heaviness while continuing to carve out their own identity within the modern European metal landscape.

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