Papa Roach are heading to London, Nottingham and Liverpool for their only UK appearances of 2025.

London OVO Arena Wembley, 07 Feb
Nottingham Motorpoint Arena, 08
Liverpool M&S Bank Arena, 09 ***NEW SHOW***

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Plus special guests Wage War.

The huge headline show shows will be the American alt-rockers biggest ever production, delving deep into their extensive catalogue of music as well as celebrating the 25th anniversary of their breakthrough album ‘Infest’, which featured hit single ‘Last Resort’.

Frontman Jacoby Shaddix commented, “The UK has always been special to us – so we wanted to celebrate this music with you all in a BIG way and I can’t wait to step on that stage.”

On the additional dates he added, “The UK has spoken in a big way, so we had to listen. We are overwhelmed by this support – these shows are going to be legendary.”

Papa Roach are two-time Grammy-nominated, Platinum-selling leaders in Alternative Hard Rock music. Since their iconic full-length ‘Infest’, they went on to release 10 studio albums, including their most recent ‘Ego Trip’, which dropped back in 2022 on their own label New Noize Records through ADA /Warner Music.

‘Ego Trip’ has garnered over 360 million global streams and produced four No.1 singles, including ‘Leave A Light On (Talk Away the Dark), their biggest hit in a decade. The international single brings their 24-year career total to 26 Top 10 hits and 12 No.1s to date.

Additionally, the band has announced that they will be partnering with the suicide prevention charity Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) for their upcoming shows, with a £1 donation included on every ticket.

The group recently teamed up with country music star Carrie Underwood for an updated version of their hit single ‘Leave A Light On (Talk Away The Dark)’ – LISTEN TO IT HERE:

Don’t miss Papa Roach live in London, Nottingham and Liverpool next year!

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