The mighty KREATOR are proud to announce their fifteenth studio album, “Hate Über Alles,” which will be released on June 3rd, 2022. Five years after their highly acclaimed album “Gods Of Violence” (2017), peaking at #1 in the German album charts, the genre-defining band are proud to present this 11-track behemoth.
For 37 years, KREATOR has spear-headed a thrash metal crusade, inspiring generations of metal heads and musicians alike. The collision of traditional and contemporary values is a sentiment that Mille Petrozza has breathed in to the soul of this monumental new album; recruiting visionary producer Arthur Rizk (Power Trip, Cavalera Conspiracy, Ghostmane and Turnstile) from Philadelphia to work with the band at the legendary Hansa Studio in Berlin. “Hate Über Alles” features gorgeously grim cover artwork by renowned artist Eliran Kantor (Testament, Thy Art Is Murder, Helloween), serving a bold statement against hate and division in today’s society.
Mille Petrozza comments: “Hate Über Alles reflects the time we’re living in. Everything is really loud and aggressive. The way we communicate has changed, thanks to social media. It causes a lot of imbalance. The world is in a state of disrepair. Life is not harmonic right now, it’s disharmonic… that’s where I was going with the title.”
Starting today, “Hate Über Alles” can be pre-ordered in various formats, including a noble 2LP+CD Box Set (scroll down for more details).
Today also marks the release of the first new KREATOR single, the vicious title track “Hate Über Alles,” for which the band has produced a thrilling music video that should be mandatory viewing for every metal fan!
KREATOR – Hate Über Alles Release Date: June 03, 2022
01. Sergio Corbucci Is Dead 02. Hate Über Alles 03. Killer Of Jesus 04. Crush The Tyrants 05. Strongest Of The Strong 06. Become Immortal 07. Conquer And Destroy 08. Midnight Sun 09. Demonic Future 10. Pride Comes Before The Fall 11. Dying Planet
Today, German thrash metal gods KREATOR have released a very special re-issue of their 2001 masterpiece “Violent Revolution” for its 20th anniversary! This new edition of “Violent Revolution” includes a huge selection of assorted live bootleg recordings, grouped together under the name “Bootleg Revolution.” The 20th anniversary edition of “Violent Revolution” is available on various formats, including Digital Album, CD Jewelcase, CD Digipak, Double LP, Cassette and a Ltd. Edition 4LP+2CD Boxset, which also features an exclusive KREATOR comic book called“Graphic Violence – Chapter 1.”
To whet your appetite for the intense “Bootleg Revolution” live material, which has been recorded in countries like Brazil, Korea and Istanbul & on German Festivals like Wacken and Waldrock – please check out an impressive new live video for the title track of “Violent Revolution“:
01 Reconquering The Throne 02 The Patriarch 03 Violent Revolution 04 All Of The Same Blood 05 Servant In Heaven – King In Hell 06 Second Awakening 07 Ghetto War 08 Replicas Of Life 09 Slave Machinery 10 Bitter Sweet Revenge 11 Mind Of Fire 12 System Decay
Live Bonus Tracklist:
01 Violent Revolution (Live in Brazil) 02 Reconquering The Throne (Live in Brazil) 03 Extreme Aggression (Live in Korea) 04 People Of The Lie (Live in Korea) 05 All Of The Same Blood (Live in Korea) 06 Phobia (Live In Korea) 07 Pleasure To Kill (Live in Korea) 08 Renewal (Live in Korea) 09 Servant In Heaven – King In Hell (Live Brazil) 10 Terrible Certainty (Live in Korea) 11 Riot Of Violence (Live in Korea) 12 Terrorzone (Live in Brazil) 13 Betrayer (Live in Brazil) 14 Lost (Live in Brazil) 15 Coma Of Souls (Live in Brazil) 16 Flag Of Hate (Live at Wacken) 17 Tormentor (Live at Wacken)
“Bootleg Revolution” Tracklist:
01 Violent Revolution (Live in Brazil) 02 Reconquering The Throne (Live in Brazil) 03 Extreme Aggression (Live in Korea) 04 People Of The Lie (Live in Korea) 05 All Of The Same Blood (Live in Korea) 06 Phobia (Live In Korea) 07 Pleasure To Kill (Live in Korea) 08 Renewal (Live in Korea) 09 Servant In Heaven – King In Hell (Live Brazil) 10 Terrible Certainty (Live in Korea) 11 Riot Of Violence (Live in Korea) 12 Terrorzone (Live in Brazil) 13 Betrayer (Live in Brazil) 14 Lost (Live in Brazil) 15 Coma Of Souls (Live in Brazil) 16 Flag Of Hate (Live at Wacken) 17 Tormentor (Live at Wacken) 18 Violent Revolution (Live in Istanbul) 19 Reconquering The Throne (Live in Istanbul) 20 Extreme Aggression (Live in Istanbul) 21 People Of The Lie (Live in Istanbul) 22 All Of The Same Blood (Live in Istanbul) 23 Phobia (Live in Istanbul) 24 Servant In Heaven – King In Hell (Live in Istanbul) 25 Terrible Certainty (Live in Istanbul) 26 Riot Of Violence (Live in Istanbul) 27 Betrayer (Live in Istanbul) 28 Flag Of Hate (Live in Istanbul) 29 Tormentor (Live in Istanbul) 30 The Patriarch (Live at Waldrock) 31 Violent Revolution (Live at Waldrock) 32 Reconquering The Throne (Live at Waldrock) 33 Extreme Aggression (Live at Waldrock) 34 People Of The Lie (Live at Waldrock) 35 All Of The Same Blood (Live at Waldrock) 36 Phobia (Live at Waldrock) 37 Pleasure To Kill (Live at Waldrock) 38 Renewal (Live at Waldrock) 39 Servant In Heaven – King In Hell (Live at Waldrock) 40 Flag Of Hate (Live at Waldrock) 41 Tormentor (Live at Waldrock)
As the 21st century was born, so Kreator underwent what was nothing less than a seismic creative rebirth. By this time, the iconic German band had released nine studio albums in the 1980s and ’90s, which had established them as one of the most important metal names of these decades.In the first period, they had helped to shape and pioneer the thrash scene through such releases as ‘Pleasure To Kill’ (1986), ‘TerribleCertainty’ (’87) and ‘Extreme Aggression’ (’89). During the following decade, the band had opened up exciting horizons of experimentation on albums like ‘Coma Of Souls’ (1990), ‘Renewal’ (’92) and ‘Endorama'(’99). Now, though, it was time to move into a fresh era, as vocalist/guitarist Mille Petrozza explains. “During the 1990s, we were definitely experimenting with what the band were doing. But (drummer) Ventor and I decided that for this album – our first of the new millennium – we wanted to go back to the sort of sound that we had at the start of Kreator. In other words, to get back to the reason why we began the band in the first place.”
There were some significant changes for this album, one being the fact that the band signed to SPV/Steamhammer. There was also new guitarist introduced, as Sami Yli-Sirniö (who had made his reputation with Finnish band Waltari) took over from Tommy Vetterli. The latter (also known as Tommy T. Baron) had joined in 1996 and played on the ‘Oucast’ (1997) and ‘Endorama’ albums.
As usual, it was Petrozza who did all the writing for the album.
The producer for this album was Andy Sneap, who was now making a name for himself as one of the pre-eminent masters of this art in the modern metal world. Pre-production was done in Essen at KKS Studios, before the band went to Area 51 Studios in Celle, near Hamburg where they recorded the drum and bass (handled by Christian Giesler)
The album title came from something Petrozza had read. “In a book I came across a comment that John F. Kennedy said (in 1962). This was: “Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable”. I thought ‘Violent Revolution’ would make a good title for an album. So, I kept it in my mind for this record. I think ‘Violent Revolution’ is a title that makes a real impact.
For the cover, Kreator turned to Andreas Marschall, who had done such a striking job on 1990’s ‘Coma Of Souls’ album sleeve.
‘Violent Revolution’ was released in September 2001, and became the band’s highest charting album to that point in Germany, as it reached number 38. “We knew we had a good album, so in that way it wasn’t a surprise to see this do so well in the chart. But however good you might think your album is, you can never be certain how people will react to what you’ve done, and whether you can pick up new fans, as well as satisfy the older ones. So, I suppose there was an element of us being pleasantly surprised when we got into the Top 40 for the first time. But I have to give a lot of credit to our label. They knew exactly how to market and promote the album, and showed we had made the right choice in signing to them.”
‘Violent Revolution’ is without question an excellent album. While in some ways it does hark back to the glories of the band’s earlier days, nonetheless it does not sound at all nostalgic. The performances and production values are very much part of the contemporary era, and the strength of the compositions themselves are of the highest values. Rising to the challenge offered by a new generation of ambitious metal bands, Kreator proved they were far from being a spent force. Unlike so many of their peers, here was a band who still had so much creativity to offer, and were also clearly excited themselves by what they were doing. And when you hear the band themselves enjoying the entire process, then you know this is a bona fide revitalisation.
“I feel this is one of our strongest albums,” says Petrozza with conviction. “We took what we’d done on ‘Coma Of Souls’ and ‘Extreme Aggression’ but this wasn’t a case of repeating it. No, we added in modern metal elements to the sound as well. It was a new era for Kreator. A rebirth if you want to put it that way. And the start of what I would call our second career.”
KREATOR Live 2022
9th Apr – Russia – MOSCOW – Mainstage 11th Apr – Russia – NOVOSIBIRSK – Podzemka 13th Apr – Russia – YEKATERINBURG – Tele Club 15th Apr – Russia – ST. PETERSBURG – A2 Green Concert 17th Apr – Norway – OSLO – Rockefeller 2nd Jun – Czechia – METALFEST OPEN AIR 24th Jun – France – HELLFEST 26th Jun – Italy – ROCK THE CASTLE 30th Jun – Portugal – VOA HEAVY ROCK FESTIVAL 14th-18th Aug – Greece – HAMMERSHIP CRUISE 18th-21st Aug – France – MOTOCULTOR FESTIVAL 20th-21st Aug – Netherlands – DYNAMO METAL FEST 23rd Sep – Mexico – MEXICO METAL FEST
KREATOR will embark on a European co-headline tour alongside LAMB OF GOD in November & December 2022.
State Of Unrest Tour 2022 KREATOR | LAMB OF GOD with guests: Thy Art is Murder & Gatecreeper
18th Nov – Denmark – COPENHAGEN Forum Black Box 19th Nov – Sweden – STOCKHOLM Fryshuset Arenan 21st Nov – Finland – OULU Teatria 22nd Nov – Finland – HELSINKI Ice Hall Black Box 24th Nov – Poland – WARSAW Stodola 26th Nov – Germany – MUNICH Zenith 27th Nov – Germany – BERLIN Columbiahalle 29th Nov – Netherlands – TILBURG O13 30th Nov – Belgium – BRUSSELS AB 2nd Dec – Germany – LUDWIGSBURG MHP Arena 3rd Dec – Germany – ESSEN Grugahalle 4th Dec – Germany – SAARBRÜCKEN Saarlandhalle 6th Dec – Spain – MADRID Riviera 7th Dec – Spain – BARCELONA Razzmatazz 9th Dec – Germany – WIESBADEN Schlachthof 10th Dec – Germany – HAMBURG Edel Optics Arena 11th Dec – Germany – LEIPZIG Haus Auensee 20th Dec – France – PARIS L’Olympia 21st Dec – Switzerland – ZURICH Samsung Hall
German thrash metal gods KREATOR will release a very special re-rissue of their 2001 masterpiece “Violent Revolution” for its 20th anniversary! This new edition of “Violent Revolution” is scheduled for a January 21, 2022 release through Nuclear Blast Records and it will include a huge selection of assorted live bootleg recordings, grouped together under the name “Bootleg Revolution.” The 20th anniversary edition of “Violent Revolution” will be available on various formats, including Digital Album, CD Jewelcase, CD Digipak, Double LP, Cassette and a Ltd. Edition 4LP+2CD Boxset, which will also include an exclusive KREATOR comic book called“Graphic Violence – Chapter 1.”
To give you a taste of the “Bootleg Revolution” material, which has been recorded in countries like Brazil, Korea and Istanbul & on German Festivals like Wacken and Waldrock – please check out the visualizer video for “Reconquering The Trone (Live In Istanbul)“:
01 Reconquering The Throne 02 The Patriarch 03 Violent Revolution 04 All Of The Same Blood 05 Servant In Heaven – King In Hell 06 Second Awakening 07 Ghetto War 08 Replicas Of Life 09 Slave Machinery 10 Bitter Sweet Revenge 11 Mind Of Fire 12 System Decay
Live Bonus Tracklist:
01 Violent Revolution (Live in Brazil) 02 Reconquering The Throne (Live in Brazil) 03 Extreme Aggression (Live in Korea) 04 People Of The Lie (Live in Korea) 05 All Of The Same Blood (Live in Korea) 06 Phobia (Live In Korea) 07 Pleasure To Kill (Live in Korea) 08 Renewal (Live in Korea) 09 Servant In Heaven – King In Hell (Live Brazil) 10 Terrible Certainty (Live in Korea) 11 Riot Of Violence (Live in Korea) 12 Terrorzone (Live in Brazil) 13 Betrayer (Live in Brazil) 14 Lost (Live in Brazil) 15 Coma Of Souls (Live in Brazil) 16 Flag Of Hate (Live at Wacken) 17 Tormentor (Live at Wacken)
“Bootleg Revolution” Tracklist:
01 Violent Revolution (Live in Brazil) 02 Reconquering The Throne (Live in Brazil) 03 Extreme Aggression (Live in Korea) 04 People Of The Lie (Live in Korea) 05 All Of The Same Blood (Live in Korea) 06 Phobia (Live In Korea) 07 Pleasure To Kill (Live in Korea) 08 Renewal (Live in Korea) 09 Servant In Heaven – King In Hell (Live Brazil) 10 Terrible Certainty (Live in Korea) 11 Riot Of Violence (Live in Korea) 12 Terrorzone (Live in Brazil) 13 Betrayer (Live in Brazil) 14 Lost (Live in Brazil) 15 Coma Of Souls (Live in Brazil) 16 Flag Of Hate (Live at Wacken) 17 Tormentor (Live at Wacken) 18 Violent Revolution (Live in Istanbul) 19 Reconquering The Throne (Live in Istanbul) 20 Extreme Aggression (Live in Istanbul) 21 People Of The Lie (Live in Istanbul) 22 All Of The Same Blood (Live in Istanbul) 23 Phobia (Live in Istanbul) 24 Servant In Heaven – King In Hell (Live in Istanbul) 25 Terrible Certainty (Live in Istanbul) 26 Riot Of Violence (Live in Istanbul) 27 Betrayer (Live in Istanbul) 28 Flag Of Hate (Live in Istanbul) 29 Tormentor (Live in Istanbul) 30 The Patriarch (Live at Waldrock) 31 Violent Revolution (Live at Waldrock) 32 Reconquering The Throne (Live at Waldrock) 33 Extreme Aggression (Live at Waldrock) 34 People Of The Lie (Live at Waldrock) 35 All Of The Same Blood (Live at Waldrock) 36 Phobia (Live at Waldrock) 37 Pleasure To Kill (Live at Waldrock) 38 Renewal (Live at Waldrock) 39 Servant In Heaven – King In Hell (Live at Waldrock) 40 Flag Of Hate (Live at Waldrock) 41 Tormentor (Live at Waldrock)
As the 21st century was born, so Kreator underwent what was nothing less than a seismic creative rebirth. By this time, the iconic German band had released nine studio albums in the 1980s and ’90s, which had established them as one of the most important metal names of these decades.In the first period, they had helped to shape and pioneer the thrash scene through such releases as ‘Pleasure To Kill’ (1986), ‘TerribleCertainty’ (’87) and ‘Extreme Aggression’ (’89). During the following decade, the band had opened up exciting horizons of experimentation on albums like ‘Coma Of Souls’ (1990), ‘Renewal’ (’92) and ‘Endorama'(’99). Now, though, it was time to move into a fresh era, as vocalist/guitarist Mille Petrozza explains. “During the 1990s, we were definitely experimenting with what the band were doing. But (drummer) Ventor and I decided that for this album – our first of the new millennium – we wanted to go back to the sort of sound that we had at the start of Kreator. In other words, to get back to the reason why we began the band in the first place.”
There were some significant changes for this album, one being the fact that the band signed to SPV/Steamhammer. There was also new guitarist introduced, as Sami Yli-Sirniö (who had made his reputation with Finnish band Waltari) took over from Tommy Vetterli. The latter (also known as Tommy T. Baron) had joined in 1996 and played on the ‘Oucast’ (1997) and ‘Endorama’ albums.
As usual, it was Petrozza who did all the writing for the album.
The producer for this album was Andy Sneap, who was now making a name for himself as one of the pre-eminent masters of this art in the modern metal world. Pre-production was done in Essen at KKS Studios, before the band went to Area 51 Studios in Celle, near Hamburg where they recorded the drum and bass (handled by Christian Giesler)
The album title came from something Petrozza had read. “In a book I came across a comment that John F. Kennedy said (in 1962). This was: “Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable”. I thought ‘Violent Revolution’ would make a good title for an album. So, I kept it in my mind for this record. I think ‘Violent Revolution’ is a title that makes a real impact.
For the cover, Kreator turned to Andreas Marschall, who had done such a striking job on 1990’s ‘Coma Of Souls’ album sleeve.
‘Violent Revolution’ was released in September 2001, and became the band’s highest charting album to that point in Germany, as it reached number 38. “We knew we had a good album, so in that way it wasn’t a surprise to see this do so well in the chart. But however good you might think your album is, you can never be certain how people will react to what you’ve done, and whether you can pick up new fans, as well as satisfy the older ones. So, I suppose there was an element of us being pleasantly surprised when we got into the Top 40 for the first time. But I have to give a lot of credit to our label. They knew exactly how to market and promote the album, and showed we had made the right choice in signing to them.”
‘Violent Revolution’ is without question an excellent album. While in some ways it does hark back to the glories of the band’s earlier days, nonetheless it does not sound at all nostalgic. The performances and production values are very much part of the contemporary era, and the strength of the compositions themselves are of the highest values. Rising to the challenge offered by a new generation of ambitious metal bands, Kreator proved they were far from being a spent force. Unlike so many of their peers, here was a band who still had so much creativity to offer, and were also clearly excited themselves by what they were doing. And when you hear the band themselves enjoying the entire process, then you know this is a bona fide revitalisation.
“I feel this is one of our strongest albums,” says Petrozza with conviction. “We took what we’d done on ‘Coma Of Souls’ and ‘Extreme Aggression’ but this wasn’t a case of repeating it. No, we added in modern metal elements to the sound as well. It was a new era for Kreator. A rebirth if you want to put it that way. And the start of what I would call our second career.”
KREATOR Live 2022
9th Apr – Russia – MOSCOW – Mainstage 11th Apr – Russia – NOVOSIBIRSK – Podzemka 13th Apr – Russia – YEKATERINBURG – Tele Club 15th Apr – Russia – ST. PETERSBURG – A2 Green Concert 17th Apr – Norway – OSLO – Rockefeller 2nd Jun – Czechia – METALFEST OPEN AIR 24th Jun – France – HELLFEST 26th Jun – Italy – ROCK THE CASTLE 30th Jun – Portugal – VOA HEAVY ROCK FESTIVAL 14th-18th Aug – Greece – HAMMERSHIP CRUISE 18th-21st Aug – France – MOTOCULTOR FESTIVAL 20th-21st Aug – Netherlands – DYNAMO METAL FEST 23rd Sep – Mexico – MEXICO METAL FEST
KREATOR will embark on a European co-headline tour alongside LAMB OF GOD in November & December 2022.
State Of Unrest Tour 2022 KREATOR | LAMB OF GOD with guests: Thy Art is Murder & Gatecreeper
18th Nov – Denmark – COPENHAGEN Forum Black Box 19th Nov – Sweden – STOCKHOLM Fryshuset Arenan 21st Nov – Finland – OULU Teatria 22nd Nov – Finland – HELSINKI Ice Hall Black Box 24th Nov – Poland – WARSAW Stodola 26th Nov – Germany – MUNICH Zenith 27th Nov – Germany – BERLIN Columbiahalle 29th Nov – Netherlands – TILBURG O13 30th Nov – Belgium – BRUSSELS AB 2nd Dec – Germany – LUDWIGSBURG MHP Arena 3rd Dec – Germany – ESSEN Grugahalle 4th Dec – Germany – SAARBRÜCKEN Saarlandhalle 6th Dec – Spain – MADRID Riviera 7th Dec – Spain – BARCELONA Razzmatazz 9th Dec – Germany – WIESBADEN Schlachthof 10th Dec – Germany – HAMBURG Edel Optics Arena 11th Dec – Germany – LEIPZIG Haus Auensee 20th Dec – France – PARIS L’Olympia 21st Dec – Switzerland – ZURICH Samsung Hall
The story of KREATOR’s meteoric rise to the global elite of thrash metal bands from their humble beginnings in Essen Germany, began under their first name of Tormentor in the early 80’s. It was their ‘Blitzkreig’ and ‘End Of The World’ demos changing hands in the era’s bustling underground tape-trading network that exposed them to the international metal community. Positive word of mouth soon attracted the attention of Germany’s own metal start-up, Noise Records, which signed the newly re-christened Kreator to a deal.
Kreator’s tenure at the label spawned six studio albums and established them as one of the most influential on the thrash scene, one they dominate to this day. 1985 debut, Endless Pain was a savage debut; its crude thrashing quickly had the underground metal world abuzz with excitement. 1986’s Follow up, Pleasure To Kill is considered the band’s first “classic” album and raised the bar with more diversity of tempos, while losing nothing in terms of ferocity or speed. 1987’s Terrible Certainty further cemented the reputation that Kreator were one of the genre’s finest exponents. In 1989 the band closed the decade with the thrash triumph of Extreme Aggression, their biggest seller to date. 1990’s huge magnum opus Coma Of Souls confirmed them in thrash history before they diversified their sound on the experimental, Renewal in 1992.
Under The Guillotine is a deluxe celebration of Kreator’s, Noise Records discography and is the definitive collection of their first decade of recorded work and contains:
Endless Pain – (Swirl vinyl with original artwork & inner sleeve) Pleasure To Kill – (Splatter vinyl with original artwork & inner sleeve) Terrible Certainty – (Splatter vinyl with original artwork & inner lyric sleeve) Extreme Aggression – (Half/half vinyl with original artwork & inner lyric sleeve) Coma Of Souls – (Splatter vinyl with original artwork & inner lyric sleeve) Renewal – (Swirl vinyl with original artwork & inner lyric sleeve) Some Pain Will Last DVD – Containing ‘From The Vault’ mini documentary, plus two previously unreleased audio live concerts and an Andy Sneap remix of Live In East Berlin 1990 12” x 12”, 40 page hardback book of photography, quotes and lyrics from the first decade of the bands existence. Contains rare and previously unseen photos from the era. Reproduction ‘End Of The World’ demo cassette ‘Demon’ figurine USB drive containing MP3 audio of all the expanded editions of all the albums. All encased in an executioners, guillotine box. The first 250 orders from the Noise Records store will also receive a signed art card by Mille Petrozza.
Also available as an introduction piece is ‘Under The Guillotine – The Noise Anthology’ – an 18 track double-vinyl collection of Kreator’s Noise era classics, pressed on splatter vinyl, including rare and unseen photos. And for the non-vinyl collectors, there will also be a 30 track 2CD version, housed in a mediabook. Both feature rare tracks and remixes from the bands discography.
KREATOR, Germany’s legendary thrash metal icons return with the official reissue of their live album “Terror Prevails – Live at Rock Hard Festival 2010”, which is available for the very first time as a 2xMC tape box limited to 444 copies worldwide via Reborn Through Tapes Records.
Witness one of thrash metal’s most unrelenting bands at the height of their powers on the live stage.
Featuring:
Silk-screened box with dedicated graphics
Full and official audio recording of the Kreator show at “Rock Hard Festival Germany 2010”, in high audio definition on 2 colored and silkscreened cassettes.
Free Postcard
“Terror Prevails – Live at Rock Hard Festival 2010” is available December 20th, 2020, on Reborn Through Tapes Records. Pre-Order AT THIS LOCATION.
PART 1 – TAPE ONE
SIDE A:
1 – Choir of the Damned (intro) 00:53 2 – The Pestilence 08:10 3 – Hordes Of Chaos 05:07 4 – Phobia 03:22 5—Enemy Of God 05:50
Grammy Award-winning, uncompromising Virginia natives LAMB OF GOD and German thrash metal legends KREATOR have announced their rescheduled dates for the ‘State of Unrest Tour’ – including a special return to KREATOR’s hometown of Essen, Germany. The monster line-up stays intact with Texan thrash squad POWER TRIP opening proceedings each night.
“Better late than never! We’re excited to finally get the good news to our awesome and VERY patient Hordes. Obviously the original dates in March/April were cancelled – we had hoped to reschedule at the end of this year which we now know would not be possible either. We’ll be back with a new record and new production, together with LoG’s latest banger…the tour will be bigger and badder than before! See you there in 2021!” -Mille Petrozza, KREATOR
“While its later than we had hoped, we’re excited to have new dates in the books for 2021. We couldn’t be more excited about returning to the stage in Europe with our friends in Kreator and Power Trip. It will be worth the wait.” – Mark Morton, LAMB OF GOD
Purchased tickets remain valid for the new dates. For tickets and further information please visit http://www.stateofunresttour.com.
State of the Unrest Tour 19.11.2021 DK – Copenhagen, Forum Black Box 20.11.2021 SE – Stockholm, Fryshuset Arenan 22.11.2021 FI – Oulu, Teatria 23.11.2021 FI – Helsinki, Ice Hall Black Box 25.11.2021 PL – Warsaw, Stodoła (VENUE CHANGE) 26.11.2021 DE – Berlin, Columbiahalle 27.11.2021 DE – Leipzig, Haus Auensee (NEW SHOW) 28.11.2021 DE – Munich, Zenith 30.11.2021 CH – Zurich, Samsung Hall 01.12.2021 BE – Brussels, Ancienne Belgique 03.12.2021 DE – Ludwigsburg, MHP-Arena 04.12.2021 DE – Hamburg, edel-optics.de (VENUE CHANGE) 05.12.2021 DE – Saarbrücken, Saarlandhalle 07.12.2021 ES – Barcelona, Razzmatazz 08.12.2021 ES – Madrid, La Riviera 10.12.2021 DE – Wiesbaden, Schlachthof 11.12.2021 DE – Essen, Grugahalle (VENUE CHANGE) 12.12.2021 NL – Tilburg, 013 (NEW SHOW) 14.12.2021 UK – Bristol, O2 Academy Bristol* 15.12.2021 UK – Manchester, Manchester Academy* 16.12.2021 UK – Glasgow, O2 Academy Glasgow* 17.12.2021 UK – Birmingham, O2 Academy Birmingham* 19.12.2021 UK – London, O2 Academy Brixton* 20.12.2021 FR – Paris, L’Olympia
*LAMB OF GOD headline
KREATOR’s London Apocalypticon – Live At The Roundhouse is available to order here: nblast.de/Kreator-Apocalypticon
LAMB OF GOD’s self-titled album is in stores now. Pre-order your copy here: nblast.de/LOG-LambOfGod
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