Published: June 13, 2025
A new wave of rock and metal tours has been announced this week, adding more excitement to the 2025 concert calendar. Here’s a breakdown of the newly revealed tours and festival events from June 6 to June 12, 2025.
Turnstile will be hitting the road following the release of their Never Enough album. Their North American tour runs from September 15 to October 19.
Twenty One Pilots have also announced new North American tour dates, extending their 2025 touring activity.
From Ashes to New are launching a fall package tour featuring support from Magnolia Park, Until I Wake, and Not Enough Space, running September 20 to November 14.
On the heavier end of the spectrum, Cavalera will perform the entire Chaos A.D. album by Sepultura during their tour from September 18 to October 18, with Fear Factory as support.
Born of Osiris are embarking on a summer tour from June 17 to July 16, joined by The Browning and Convictions.
Code Orange’s Reba Meyers has announced a solo tour that will take place from August 12 to 25, supported by Ninth Cage and Kimi Malka Hanauer.
Other newly announced tours include:
David Byrne – Touring from September 14 to December 6, no support acts listed.
The Dandy Warhols – On tour from September 22 to October 8, with Kula Shaker as the opening act.
He Is Legend – Celebrating the 20th anniversary of Suck Out the Poison with a tour from September 12 to 26, supported by Eyes Set to Kill, Downsizing, and TEETH.
Kaonashi – On tour from June 12 to 26, with Ballista and Rakuyo as support.
The Plot in You – Touring from September 5 to October 3, with Northlane, Invent Animate, and Windwalker. Some dates include support roles for Bring Me the Horizon and Motionless in White.
Steel Panther – Touring from August 16 to September 20 as part of the Feel the Steel 15th Anniversary Tour.
Texas Headhunters – Tour spans June 19 to 24, and August 28 to October 25, with no support acts listed.
In addition to these tours, new festival events were also announced, including The Fest and a Los Angeles edition of Punk in the Park.
With a wide range of styles and acts, rock and metal fans have plenty to look forward to in the months ahead.
A new wave of rock and metal tours has been announced this week, adding more excitement to the 2025 concert calendar. Here’s a breakdown of the newly revealed tours and festival events from June 6 to June 12, 2025.
Turnstile will be hitting the road following the release of their Never Enough album. Their North American tour runs from September 15 to October 19.
Twenty One Pilots have also announced new North American tour dates, extending their 2025 touring activity.
From Ashes to New are launching a fall package tour featuring support from Magnolia Park, Until I Wake, and Not Enough Space, running September 20 to November 14.
On the heavier end of the spectrum, Cavalera will perform the entire Chaos A.D. album by Sepultura during their tour from September 18 to October 18, with Fear Factory as support.
Born of Osiris are embarking on a summer tour from June 17 to July 16, joined by The Browning and Convictions.
Code Orange’s Reba Meyers has announced a solo tour that will take place from August 12 to 25, supported by Ninth Cage and Kimi Malka Hanauer.
Other newly announced tours include:
David Byrne – Touring from September 14 to December 6, no support acts listed.
The Dandy Warhols – On tour from September 22 to October 8, with Kula Shaker as the opening act.
He Is Legend – Celebrating the 20th anniversary of Suck Out the Poison with a tour from September 12 to 26, supported by Eyes Set to Kill, Downsizing, and TEETH.
Kaonashi – On tour from June 12 to 26, with Ballista and Rakuyo as support.
The Plot in You – Touring from September 5 to October 3, with Northlane, Invent Animate, and Windwalker. Some dates include support roles for Bring Me the Horizon and Motionless in White.
Steel Panther – Touring from August 16 to September 20 as part of the Feel the Steel 15th Anniversary Tour.
Texas Headhunters – Tour spans June 19 to 24, and August 28 to October 25, with no support acts listed.
In addition to these tours, new festival events were also announced, including The Fest and a Los Angeles edition of Punk in the Park.
With a wide range of styles and acts, rock and metal fans have plenty to look forward to in the months ahead.
