Slayer have simply introduced two extra exhibits will happen in 2025, this time a pair of headlining concert events within the U.Okay. that additionally function Amon Amarth, Anthrax, Mastodon, Hatebreed and Neckbreakker.

The primary of the thrash legends’ headlining gig will happen at Blackweir Fields on July 3 in Cardiff, Wales, simply three days previous to the Again to the Starting live performance in Birmingham. Then, the day after (July 6), one other headlining live performance has been booked at Finsbury Park in London.

These are Slayer’s solely headlining European exhibits of the 12 months and marks their return abroad for the primary time in six years.

In the meantime, Again to the Starting is being billed as a one-off Black Sabbath reunion that may function Ozzy Osbourne’s last-ever dwell efficiency. It options an eye-popping quantity of particular company, together with Slayer in addition to Metallica, Weapons N’ Roses, Pantera, Mastodon, Anthrax and so many extra, .

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Tickets to see Slayer’s headlining exhibits go on sale on March 7 at 10AM GMT with a pre-sale starting on March 5 at 10 AM GMT. Extra ticketing info might be discovered at Slayer’s web site.

Slayer haven’t performed exterior of North America since concluding their farewell tour in Nov. 30, 2019, making this an much more thrilling alternative for headbangers within the U.Okay. and Europe.

Regardless of the band’s return to the stage at a pair of U.S. festivals final 12 months and one other 5 exhibits on the books for 2025, followers mustn’t count on Slayer to change into a completely energetic band once more. Kerry King, who launched his debut solo album From Hell I Rise in 2024, has remained adamant that the group is certainly achieved touring and recording.

As a substitute, we’ll should benefit from the fleeting possibilities to see the ‘Large 4’ band in motion as they arrive. This 12 months, which means the 2 aforementioned U.Okay. dates or July 11 at a week-long pageant in Quebec Metropolis, Quebec, Canada or at Louder Than Life in Louisville, Ky. on Sept. 18.