Exciting Rock and Metal Tours Announced This Week
Get ready to dig into your concert budgets, as this week brings an impressive lineup of 26 new rock and metal tours. Whether you’re into heavy riffs or melodic tones, there’s something for every music lover.
Major Tours on the Horizon
Bring Me the Horizon
Tour Dates: September 21 – October 7
Support Acts: Motionless in White, The Plot in You, Amira Elfeky
Notes: Limited run, don’t miss out!
Volbeat
Tour Dates: June 7 – June 22; July 19 – August 22
Support Acts: Three Days Grace and Wage War (first leg), Halestorm and The Ghost Inside (second leg)
The Offspring
Tour Dates: July 11 – September 7
Support Acts: Jimmy Eat World, New Found Glory
Beck
Tour Dates: July 15 – July 29
Support Acts: None (orchestral shows)
Testament and Exodus
Testament Tour Dates: April 10 – May 11
Support Acts: None Listed
Notes: Celebrating the album “Practice What You Preach”.
Exodus Tour Dates: April 27 – May 17
Support Acts: Deicide, Misfire
Festival Announcements
This week also unveiled the lineups for the highly anticipated Aftershock and Best Friends Forever Festivals, along with the rescheduling of the Above Ground benefit concert in Los Angeles.
Aftershock Festival
Dates: October 2-5, 2025
Headliners: Blink-182, Deftones, Korn, Bring Me the Horizon
Location: Discovery Park, Sacramento
Best Friends Forever Festival
Dates: October 10-12, 2025
Notable Acts: Jawbreaker, Minus the Bear, Rilo Kiley
Location: Downtown Las Vegas Events Center
Above Ground Benefit Concert
New Date: October 26, 2025
Location: The Fonda Theatre, Hollywood
Featuring: Dave Navarro, Billy Morrison, and friends performing classic albums.
2025 Tour Listings
Full Tour Listings
- Beta Band: October 12 – November 1
- Cathedral Ceilings: March 14 – March 27
- Eric Clapton: September 8 – September 20, with The Wallflowers
- Death Cab for Cutie: July 23 – August 12, featuring various support acts
- Dragged Into Sunlight: May 24 – June 14, with Mizor + Meth
- Filter: April 22 – May 17, supported by Rival Sons
- Heart: May 31 – June 28, performing two sets
- Ill Nino / Powerman 5000: July 1 – August 2, with Trapt and others
- Aimee Mann: June 5 – June 27, celebrating her 22nd anniversary of “Lost in Space”
- Mirador: May 10 – May 25
- Alanis Morissette: October 15 – November 2, Las Vegas residency
- Mushroomhead: October 10 – October 31, with Psychostick and others
- Naked Giants: March 21 – April 26
- Pessimist: April 10 – April 13, with Gorgatron
- Pig Destroyer: June 5 – June 8, with Cephalic Carnage and others
- Spineshank / The Union Underground: July 10 – August 1, with Adema
- Frank Turner: May 3 – May 26, with Katacombs and Dave Hause
- Weedeater: March 24 – April 1, with Bask
- Volbeat: June 7 – August 22, with various support acts
Conclusion
This week’s announcements promise a thrilling concert experience for rock and metal fans alike. With a wide array of tours and festivals lined up, music lovers have plenty of opportunities to catch their favorite artists live. Make sure to grab your tickets early, as these events are sure to sell out quickly!
FAQs
How can I purchase tickets for these tours?
Tickets can typically be purchased through the artists’ official websites or major ticketing platforms like Ticketmaster.
Are there any age restrictions for these concerts?
Age restrictions can vary by venue and artist, so it’s best to check the specific concert’s details when purchasing tickets.
Will there be any meet-and-greet opportunities?
Meet-and-greet opportunities depend on the artist and the specific tour. Check the official announcements for details.
What should I bring to a concert?
It’s advisable to bring your ticket (digital or printed), valid ID, and any personal items you may need, but check the venue’s policy on bags and prohibited items.
Can I expect more tours and festivals to be announced soon?
Yes! The concert calendar is always evolving, and more announcements are likely to come as the year progresses.
