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Step inside Ghost’s exclusive ‘Skeletour’ 2025 museum exhibit

Author Benedetta Baldin - 27.5.2025

A comprehensive video tour of the traveling Ghost museum exhibit from the band’s “Skeletour” 2025 world tour has been posted on the Pnook channel on YouTube. The tour was filmed in Lyon, Toulouse and Paris, France on April 26, April 27, and May 13. VIP ticket holders can attend the exhibit, which features a special fan area with stands for merchandise and memorabilia. Benefits like priority check-in, early entrance, and special items are all included in these VIP packages.

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Ghost’s Oslo performance leaked online despite phone restrictions

Even though Ghost‘s current world tour is being marketed as a “phone-free experience,” some intrepid fans have managed to smuggle in gadgets to record. The multi-platinum occult rock band Tobias Forge has implemented an initiative whereby fans attending their concerts in support of their chart-topping new album “Skeletá” are told to place their smartphones in...

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Priest: Music video for “My Lonely Heart” released, crowdfunding campaign launched

The Swedish dark 80s style synth-pop band Priest, which partly consists of former band members of the Swedish rock heavyweights Ghost, has released their new single “My Lonely Heart“, along with a music video. You can check out the video below: The music video was directed by Torbjörn Fernström. Priest comment on the new release...

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Magnificent Ghost at the sold out Nokia Arena – see the photos of the magical evening

On Tuesday night, May 20, 2025, the Swedish rock sensation Ghost delivered a enchanting performance at Tampere’s Nokia Arena as part of their “Skeletour” World Tour. Known for their theatrical style, the band, led by Papa V Perpetua and his Nameless Ghouls, captivated the audience with a nice blend of hard rock, metal, and psychedelic...

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Ghost releases Chapter 21 of their web series: “Is Someone Feeling Psalty?”

Yesterday, Ghost’s long-running web series launched Chapter 21. “Is Someone Feeling Psalty?” checks in on the ongoings of the multi-platinum occult rock group’s clergy, this time focusing on the inactivity of Frater Imperator, who was the band’s forerunner before they took on their most recent front persona, Papa V Perpetua. With their recently released album...

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Queen will be honored at this year’s Polar Music Prize

Fredrik Åkesson, guitarist for Opeth, will perform with Ghost at this year’s Polar Music Prize. The celebration, which will honor American jazz great Herbie Hancock, Canadian singer and conductor Barbara Hannigan, and the iconic rock band Queen, will take place at the Grand Hôtel in Stockholm on Tuesday, May 27. It will be televised live...

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Discover the influence of religion in Tobias Forge’s life

Tobias Forge, the leader of Ghost, was questioned if religion had a “big part” in his childhood in a recent interview with Rolling Stone Germany’s Markus Brandstetter. Yes, but not in the traditional sense… We all know people who grew up in religious homes, or maybe in times where religion was more part of the...

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Judas Priest will not appear at the “Back to the Beginning” event – and here’s why

Judas Priest‘s absence from the final Black Sabbath performance later this year has been discussed by Rob Halford. In an exclusive interview with Metal Hammer, the revered Metal God reveals that he and his band have agreed to perform at the German hard rock veterans Scorpions‘ 60th anniversary event in Hannover on July 5. The...

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Ghost has now also conquered the newsstands

Ghost has used their promotional budget in a different way than most bands, who are fortunate enough to acquire a billboard or a brief Times Square ad to promote their new album. They have taken over a number of newsstands in New York, Beverly Hills, and other places to celebrate their new album “Skeletá,” which...

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