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News: Orange Goblin Announce Their Final Tour – UK & Ireland 2025

  • April 26, 2025
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Back in January, UK heavy metal veterans Orange Goblin announced that 2025 would mark their final year, capping an extraordinary 30-year journey that has seen them evolve from backroom bar rockers to one of the most respected names in British metal. 

Now, Orange Goblin have shared details of the End Of Transmission 1995-2025 Tour, their final seven shows across the UK and Ireland.

Ben Ward comments:

“We are delighted to finally announce that Orange Goblin will do one last tour of the UK and Ireland in December 2025 before we call it a day! It’s going to be bittersweet performing at these last 7 shows, seven of the biggest shows we will have ever played! Although there will be sadness at this being the end, we are very happy to be able to bring along two amazing bands that we took out on their first ever tours, old and new.”

“From Sweden, we have the almighty power of GRAND MAGUS, a band that we toured Europe with way back in 2002, and then again in 2004. We have always remained friends and know what an amazing live act they are, every time they take to the stage.”

“Opening up each night will be one of the best UK bands of the past 10 years, URNE, who we took on their first UK tour back in 2021. We were blown away with their modern take on metal and the soundscapes they create, mixing subtlety and aggression!”

“These promise to be very special shows and will be your very last chance to come and drink, headbang and raise some hell with Orange ‘Fuckin’ Goblin Baby!’ We will be playing songs from throughout our 30-year career, so whether you’re an old die-hard or a new fan, there should be something for everyone. We’ve been announcing final shows all over the world this year and have been reading the fans’ comments about doing one last trek around the UK and Ireland, so we didn’t want to disappoint them and feel that it will be fitting to end our journey in our hometown of London! One last Orange Goblin Christmas knees-up anyone? You know it makes sense!”

ORANGE GOBLIN – THE END OF TRANSMISSION TOUR

Special Guests: Grand Magus

Opening Band: Urne

  • 10.12: The Garage, Glasgow, UK
  • 11.12: The Button factory, Dublin, IRE
  • 12.12: KK’s Steel Mill, Wolverhampton, UK
  • 13.12: Academy 2, Manchester, UK
  • 14.12: SWX, Bristol, UK
  • 16.12: The 1865, Southampton, UK
  • 17.12: o2 Kentish Town Forum, London, UK

TICKETS ON SALE AT 10AM, FRIDAY 25TH APRIL

A Legacy of Metal

Formed in 1995, Orange Goblin have cemented their place in the annals of heavy metal with 10 acclaimed studio albums, most recently 2024’s Science, Not Fiction, earning accolades from fans and peers alike. Known for their relentless touring and ability to transcend genres, the band have garnered a global following, performing at legendary festivals and venues across the world.

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