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The trailer for Ghost‘s impending second live feature film, “2 Big To Rig,” has just been released, as per theprp. For this upcoming film, which is scheduled to release in theatres, including IMAX screens, on August 26th, the multi-platinum occult rockers recorded their two phone-restricted September 2025 headlining performances at the Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City, Mexico. This new film is anticipated to be more performance-based and to shed some light on what goes into a Ghost gig, unlike the band’s previous film, “Rite Here Rite Now,” interposed a story into its length. Kymberli Frueh, EVP of content acquisitions and programming at Trafalgar Releasing, stated about this upcoming film.
Ghost captured the final nights of the legendary ‘Skeletour”s first leg on 16mm film in Mexico City — creating a nostalgic experience and a fitting farewell to an era for fans. We’re proud to share it with cinema audiences worldwide before Ghost takes a well-publicized break. It’s the perfect way to close such a significant chapter in the band’s history and give fans a chance to relive this moment together.
More info can be found at 2bigtorig.com.
The Swedish rock group Ghost was founded in Linköping in 2006. The band became well-known throughout the world after releasing their first album, “Opus Eponymous”, in 2010. “Infestissumam” (2013) and “Meliora” (2015), which peaked at number one in Sweden and number eight in the US, came next. The albums “Impera” in 2022 and “Prequelle” in 2018 came next. “Skeletá”, the band’s sixth studio album, debuted in 2025 and went on to become their first number one on the US Billboard 200 chart. With the exception of the lead vocalist, Ghost’s members are referred to as “Nameless Ghouls” because to their costumed on-stage presence. Known for its “demonic anti-pope” iconography, the lead singer has performed as “Papa Emeritus” on stage.
The group’s music blends pop rock, arena rock, heavy metal, and hard rock. Tobias Forge was identified as the main singer in 2017 after a number of musicians who collaborated with him on the Ghost project filed a lawsuit over payments. The band has been nominated for multiple Swedish Grammy Awards, and their single “Cirice” won them a Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance in 2016.
