Dream Theater are hitting the road later this year to celebrate the band’s impressive 40th anniversary. The shows that have been announced will take place in October and November of this year in a lot of European cities.
The tour is titled ‘An Evening with Dream Theater 40th Anniversary Tour 2024-2025’, which makes it safe to say there are more tour legs to be announced at a later date. Most likely, the band will take on the United States of America in 2025, with perhaps even more global dates to be revealed.
All announced dates can be checked out on the tour poster below and make sure to grab your tickets when they become available, Dream Theater tickets usually tend to go pretty fast!
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The Ghost Inside Announce New Tour For October/November 2024
Great news for fans of The Ghost Inside who are residing in Europe later this year. The Ghost Inside have announced a European Tour in support of their forthcoming album Searching For Solace. The three-week tour is scheduled to begin on October 18th in Paris. The last day will be on the 6th of November, when the band plays a show in Madrid, Spain.
Support acts for these shows have not yet been revealed, but the tour dates are as follows:
The artist presale will start on Wednesday, April 10th, at 10 am local time, followed by the general sale on Friday, April 12th, at 10 am local time. Tickets are available via band’s website.
The Ghost Inside will release their forthcoming album Searching For Solace on the 19th of April, 2024 via Epitaph Records. Check out the tour poster below and let us know if you are going to any of the newly announced shows!
CONCERT REVIEW: Pierce The Veil’s Triumphant Return To The Netherlands
A year ago, Pierce The Veil set the alternative music world abuzz with the announcement of their European tour, celebrating their new album “The Jaws of Life.” Tickets flew off the shelves, leaving fans buzzing with excitement for months. Finally, last night, the long-awaited concert took place.
The evening kicked off with Dayseeker for us, as we were not in time to watch Holding Absence’s set. Dayseeker had their own reasons for playing shows in Europe, as they recently released a new album and came over to promote their album “Dark Sun.” The band made a strong impression, clearly resonating with the crowd. Many knew their hits like “Sleeptalk” and “Without Me,” and their performance undoubtedly won over new fans among the 3,000 Dutch attendees. A highlight was when Lucas Woodland from Holding Absence joined Dayseeker on stage for a touching performance of “Starving To Be Empty.”
After waiting another 30 minutes, the lights finally went out for the last time that night. It was time, after a year of anticipated wait, for Pierce The Veil to grace the stage in front of 3,000 of their ecstatic Dutch fans to properly promote the release of their album ‘The Jaws of Life’, which saw the band’s older fanbase reignite their passion for the band, as well as introduced a whole new generation to the unique music that Pierce The Veil are cherished for.
The band’s show became a testament to their experience, as well as their capacity to evolve. Older songs like “Caraphernelia” received a very warm welcome from the legion of (mostly) young fans, while new songs also received quite the praise. Pierce The Veil even made space on their setlist for a Nirvana cover of ‘Karma Police’ right before playing the lead single off of their most recent effort, “Pass The Nirvana”. A song which translated exquisitely well to a live rendition. As is common knowledge amongst the PTV fans, the band can also tune the energy knob way down, as they did tonight for songs like “Hold On Till May”, as well as an acoustic rendition of “Bulletproof Love”, showcasing the versatility of the band’s discography.
After taking some time for some slower songs, the energy quickly turned back to mayhem with fueled performances of “Hell Above” and “The Jaws of Life”. Production-wise, Pierce The Veil brought along confetti and CO2 cannons, but the main attraction of the show truly was the music and the fact the band had not been in Europe for an extensive period. Truth is, the band could not have screwed this up even if they tried to, as a lot of the fans sang along so loudly that at times, vocalist Vic Fuentes could not even be properly heard himself. Get a glimpse of what the show looked like in the gallery below and let us know if you are attending any of the upcoming Pierce The Veil shows.
Since Melanie Martinez’s debut album Cry Baby, Martinez has only played the album for which she was on tour live on that tour. This year, Melanie Martinez shook it up a bit, going on the ‘Trilogy Tour’, in which she played a more balanced mix of songs, as is the norm in the industry.
Luckily for the European and UK fans, Martinez is now taking the Trilogy Tour overseas as well, playing shows across the continent in September and October, playing some of her biggest shows in Europe to date.
Check out all the tour dates on the poster below and make sure to be alert for when tickets go on sale.
Twenty One Pilots Announce ‘Next Semester’ As Next Single
After the release of lead single Overcompensate, Twenty One Pilots are now gearing up for a second single to release ‘next week’. As revealed via social media, the upcoming single will be titled Next Semester, and will of course be featured on the band’s highly anticipated new album Clancy, which will release on the 17th of May via Fueled By Ramen.
The band took to social media to reveal the release will take place somewhere next week with an image that does look like a music video.
In a recent thread on X, Tyler Joseph shared that there are going to be music videos for each and every one of the songs on the upcoming album, so it would make sense for Next Semester to release with an accompanying music video.
Check out the teaser below and let us know if you are excited for the 2nd single off of Clancy to release next week!
It has been a bit quiet surrounding A Day To Remember regarding new releases or tour dates, but this will most likely change very soon. The last music we have gotten from the band stems from 2022 when they followed up the release of their exceptional album You’re Welcome with an incredible single Miracle.
The band took to social media to reveal that there is an announcement coming, and we don’t have to wait long for the announcement either. Tomorrow, on the 19th of March, A Day To Remember will reveal something, as you can see in the post on X below or via the official A Day To RememberInstagram.
Besides the imminent announcement, we know that A Day To Remember will be featured on this year’s When We Were Young line-up, where the band will play their album Homesick in full.
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