Anthrax and Kreator have announced their plans to co-headline a tour across the UK and Europe in 2024. The tour will begin at the O2 Apollo in Manchester on November 11 and wrap up on December 15 at Mainstage in Den Bosch. Testament will be performing as opening support for all of the dates. Tickets for all the shows will be on sale from January 26, at 9 am local time. The bands have promised fans “so much metal!”
Anthrax expressed their excitement about the tour stating that they cannot wait to bring the noise to the audience, and may even surprise the audience with a song from their upcoming album which is expected to release later this year. Kreator said that this tour put together the best of the US and Europe in one night. They also promised fans that they will bring a huge production and tear down every show.
Anthrax and Kreator will be making 18 stops across the UK and Europe in cities such as Wolverhampton, London, Paris, Glasgow, Munich, Esch-sur-Alzette, Zurich, Milan, Stuttgart, Berlin, Budapest, Katowice, Frankfurt, and Hamburg. The tour boasts possibly the most irresistible thrash package that has ever been put together, and some of the biggest shows in Europe.
In other news, Scott Ian, the founder of Anthrax, recently celebrated his 60th birthday in style. He invited his famous friends from Machine Head, Metallica, and others to an epic party jam. Among the guests, were Ian’s Anthrax bandmates Charlie Benante and Frank Bello, Andrew Hurley from Fall Out Boy, Jerry Cantrell from Alice in Chains, Robert Trujillo from Metallica, and Whitfield Crane from Ugly Kid Joe. The band has been teasing details of their upcoming album and there is a possibility that Dave Grohl might make an appearance. The legendary metal band has been in the studio recording their twelfth studio album. They last released an album in 2016 titled ‘For All Kings’
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