Disturbed will take The Sickness 25th Anniversary Tour to UK & Ireland arenas this autumn.

Disturbed 2025 Tour Dates:

Birmingham Utilita Arena, 20 Oct
Dublin 3Arena, 22
Manchester AO Arena, 24
London The O2, 26
Glasgow OVO Hydro, 28

Tickets on sale Friday (28 February) at 10am from Ticketmaster AXS

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The multi-platinum rock band will be joined by Megadeth across all dates.

The tour will celebrate 25 years of Disturbed’s seminal debut album, which is one of the most influential heavy metal albums of all time. Each show will feature two sets, opening with the band playing ‘The Sickness’ in full, followed by a full set of greatest hits.

More recently, they released new single ‘I Will Not Break’ via Vertigo Music/UMG. The track marks their first new music since their acclaimed 2022 album ‘Divisive’ and previews upcoming material. They have described their latest offering as “a necessary song, about becoming stronger than the forces that constantly try to tear you down.”

LISTEN TO THE TRACK HERE:

To commemorate the 25th anniversary of ‘The Sickness’, the five-times RIAA®-Platinum certified debut album will be reissued on 07 March 2025 via Warner, exactly 25 years to the date of their original release.

The full-length will include b-sides, demos, and previously unreleased songs and be available in various formats including several box set, vinyl, and CD editions.

PRE-ORDER HERE:

We are excited to announce the 25th anniversary edition of ‘The Sickness’ drops on March 7th, exactly 25 years to the date of the original release!

Pre-order on all formats 🤘 https://t.co/Y0hpeuFYMJ

*There are a limited number of signed deluxe box sets available! pic.twitter.com/jzcCPnOzuX

— Disturbed (@Disturbed) January 17, 2025

Emerging out of Chicago, the two-time Grammy Award-nominated quartet has seen record-breaking success with sales of over 17 million units and 14 billion streams to date.

Don’t miss the chance to catch them live at UK & Ireland arenas later this year!

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