The band Thrice has just announced a return to Europe and the UK commencing in the spring of 2026, launching a headline tour following the release of their upcoming album, ‘Horizons/West’, set to release October 3, 2025, with their label, Epitaph Records. The 13-date run through travels across several European capitals before ending in London, giving fans across the continent to hear material live.

The European leg starts in early March in Copenhagen, before moving through Oslo, Stockholm, Hamburg, Berlin, Cologne, and on to Amsterdam. Once in the UK, the band will tour through major cities like Cardiff, Manchester, Glasgow, Nottingham, Birmingham, before delivering their final gig in Kentish Town’s O2 Forum in London, March 19 2026.

Thrice have now officially confirmed the tour via their social media channels, writing that they are “thrilled to announce we’re heading back to Europe and the UK next March to share some new music, reconnect with you all, and play some cities we haven’t played in ages.” The band also revealed that the UK leg will feature support from Lysistrata, a French rock band, adding a collaborative and special atmosphere to the upcoming shows.

This tour celebrates their first full UK headline run since 2024, when they performed shows to mark the 20th anniversary of their album ‘The Artist in the Ambulance’. ‘Horizons/West’ situates itself as a companion piece to ‘Horizons/East’ (2021), with the band following up the initial record after several years refining their sound and performance presence.

Tickets are set to go on sale Friday, 26 September 2025, at 10 am EST via the band’s official website. Alongside this, VIP packages will also be available, giving fans opportunities for enhanced access and exclusive band merch.

Visually, early teasers for ‘Horizons/West’ showcase expansive and atmospheric production, with the pre-released singles “Gnash” and “Albatross” giving listeners hints of what’s yet to come in 10 days. The band seems keen to lean into both their post-hardcore roots alongside a newfound immersive and mood-driven dynamics, with anticipation building around how new tracks will translate to live tours.

For the majority of their fans, this announcement signals more than just concert dates. It’s a chance to rekindle their connection with a band known for pushing boundaries, both in sound and performance, and to bear witness to their new chapter as it unfolds in venues across Europe and the UK. As spring creeps closer, both the release of ‘Horizons/West’ and the tour together promise a period of renewal for Thrice — old songs, new energy, and the re-ignition that many have been waiting for.

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