As the music scene gears up for an electrifying year ahead, the UK is set to be a hub for live performances from punk, rock, and metal bands in 2025 and beyond. From iconic acts like Iron Maiden and Black Sabbath to modern favorites such as A Day To Remember and Twenty One Pilots, the lineup promises a diverse array of musical experiences that will resonate with fans old and new.
Incubus, known for their groundbreaking album ‘Morning View’, will grace London’s The O2 with a unique performance in April 2025, offering fans a chance to relive their classic hits. Following suit, Twenty One Pilots will embark on a UK & Ireland tour in May, showcasing their latest album ‘Clancy’ across various cities before culminating in a grand finale at The O2 in London.
Iron Maiden, celebrating 50 years of rock excellence, will kick off a special anniversary tour in June, treating fans to a series of indoor and outdoor shows across the UK and Ireland. A Day To Remember will bring their high-octane energy to London, promising a night of genre-defying music that will leave audiences exhilarated.
Country rock sensation Hardy will make his UK debut in June, captivating audiences with his soulful tunes in a tour that spans multiple cities. Linkin Park, as part of their global ‘From Zero World Tour’, will set Wembley Stadium ablaze with a monumental show featuring Spiritbox and JPEGMafia.
Deftones, after a three-year hiatus, will headline their biggest UK show to date at London’s Crystal Palace Park, joined by fellow rock icons Weezer and High Vis. Black Sabbath will reunite for a historic farewell concert in Birmingham, with a star-studded lineup including Metallica, Slayer, and Anthrax.
Pierce the Veil will embark on an arena tour in September, while Parkway Drive promises a visually stunning experience in October to mark their 20th anniversary. New Found Glory will make a triumphant return to the UK stage in October, supported by Real Friends and Koyo.
Disturbed will celebrate the 25th anniversary of their debut album with a UK & Ireland tour in October, featuring special guests Megadeth. Rammstein’s Till Lindemann will mesmerize audiences with a solo concert in November, accompanied by Aesthetic Perfection.
Volbeat will bring their ‘Greatest of All Tours Worldwide’ to the UK in November, followed by punk legends The Offspring, who will embark on a global tour in support of their latest album ‘Supercharged’. The Hives will captivate audiences with their unique sound in a four-date UK arena tour in November.
Swedish power metallers Sabaton will close out the year with a trio of arena shows in December, promising an unforgettable experience with The Legendary Orchestra. With an eclectic mix of genres and styles, the UK’s live music scene in 2025 is set to be a vibrant tapestry of old classics and new favorites, offering something for every music enthusiast.
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