Metal, Hardcore, Indie, Rock
Progressive band Queensrÿche has just revealed a European summer tour with many festival appearances.
Announcement for our Euro friends!! Queensrÿche will be heading back to Europe this summer, starting on June 6th in Köln, Germany and ending on July 5th in Cartagena, Spain! Dates include a mix of headlining shows with our friends Rivers of Nihil opening, as well as Festival dates. We are super excited and can’t wait to see Rÿcher Nation this summer.
Tickets can be purchased by clicking here: https://lnk.to/QUEENSRYCHE-EUROSUMMER26
Special Guest: Rivers Of Nihil
12.06.26 Germany, Köln – Essigfabrik
16.06.26 Germany, Hamburg – Markthalle
17.06.26 Germany, Frankfurt – Batschkapp
22.06.26 UK, Manchester – Club Academy
23.06.26 UK, London – Islington Assembly Hall
30.06.26 Sweden, Lund – Mejeriet SE
01.07.26 Germany, Hannover – Pavillon
02.07.26 Germany, Lindau – Club Vaudeville
13.06.26 Netherlands – Into The Grave
14.06.26 Czech Rep – Rock For People
19.06.26 France – Hellfest
20.06.26 Belgium – Graspop
25.06.26 Denmark – Copenhell
26.06.26 Norway – Tons Of Rock
28.06.26 Finland – Tuska
03.07.26 France – Plane’R Fest
05.07.26 Spain – Rock Imperium Festival
With the publication of their self-titled four-song EP “Queensrÿche” in 1982, Queensrÿche made their musical debut. They performed to sold-out audiences all over the world and immediately became well-known worldwide. Queensrÿche continued to demonstrate their global domination as one of the most renowned and innovative bands of the 1980s with the release of their groundbreaking album “Rage For Order” in 1986 and their follow-up full-length album “The Warning” in 1984. The band released another incredible album, “Operation: Mindcrime,” in 1988. It went on to become one of the TOP 10 best-selling concept recordings of all time and paved the way for further sold-out shows all over the world.
The band won the MTV “viewers choice” award for the #1 chart-topping smash “Silent Lucidity” and received numerous Grammy Award nominations following the release of the critically acclaimed and financially successful “Empire” in 1991. The band continued to put out albums and tour the world to sold-out venues throughout the course of the following 10 years. With more than 30 million records sold globally, Queensrÿche has never stopped pushing the boundaries of their creative process.
