After 2014’s White Noise, which reinvented what it means to be an alternative rock/indie band. Blending synth-pop with an indie vibe, Lynn Gunn stood tall and made her mark on the music industry. Especially with 2017’s All We Know Of Heaven, All We Need Of Hell took Pvris to new heights on the festival circuit. With performances at Reading & Leeds, Download, and Slam Dunk festival where they have made a name for themselves as one to watch. Showing how far they have come since Acoustic (2014).

After two brilliant new songs reigning in the new era of Pvris, comes the announcement we have all been waiting for. A 13 date tour spanning across Europe has been announced, including three four stops across the UK. This will be Pvris’ first show in the UK in a long time, due to the restrictions from lockdown. Having not had the chance to tour Use Me (2020), the energy built upon the anticipation of this tour will be through the roof.

Will brand new songs ready to hit the stage, including: “Dead Weight”, “Old Wounds”, and “Hallucinations”; alongside, the two newest singles. Support acts are yet to be announced, but after touring alongside the likes of Bring Me The Horizon, Muse, and Neck Deep, Pvris are bound to bring some heavy hitters alongside them.

ANNOUNCING THE UK/EU 2022 TOUR. pre-sale this Wednesday and general sale this Friday. vip packages available soon. get ready for a brand new show. pic.twitter.com/Am9TvTNLZ0

— PVRIS (@ThisIsPVRIS) October 25, 2021

Pvris Spring 2022 UK/EU tour dates:

24/04/22-  Gruenspan-Hamburg
25/04- Heimathafen- Berlin
26/04- Flex- Vienna
28/04- Magazzini Generali- Milan
30/04- Technikum- Munich
1/05- Gloria Theater- Cologne
3/05- 013- Tilburg
4/05- Alhambra- Paris
5/05- Kavka Zappa- Antwerp
7/05- O2 Victoria Warehouse- Manchester
8/05- O2 Academy- Glasgow
9/05- O2 Academy- Birmingham
10/05- O2 Academy Brixton- London

Tickets go live on Friday, be sure to get yours right away as these are bound to sell out fast. Be ready to get yours here at the end of the week.

Photo Credit: Ekaterina Gorbacheva

“It is with great pleasure I get to announce our return to the road,” said drummer Danny Carey in a statement. 

“These past 18 months have been trying to say the least but from great trials come great lessons and great rewards. We are genuinely looking forward to sharing them with you.” 

After years of anticipation, Fear Inocolum album hasn’t disappointed. It debuted at No 1 spot on Billboard Top 200 and received critical praise. mxdwn review said that “it seem as if 13 years did not pass and Tool just picked up right from their last release. The prog-metal band continues to defy boundaries and deliver engaging songs that, despite their length, keep people hooked until the last note“. Adding: “Ultimately, one listen is not enough and fans will find themselves hitting repeat. Each listen-through gives people more insight and with so much going on in the album, as well as individual songs, the album deserves multiple listens“.

Tool formed in 1980 and so far released five studio albums: Undertow (1993), Ænima (1996), Lateralus(2001),10,000 Days (2006), and Fear Inoculum (2019). The band also did two EP’s and a limited edition boxset Salival. They have won four Grammy Awards, three of them for  Best Metal Performance including hit single “Shism”. They also received Grammy for Best Recording Package for an album 10,000 Days. This release knocked out the competition that year, it doubled up the sales of back then, the eighth studio album of Peral Jam. They also headlined the famous Lollapalooza Festival in 2009.

Tool’s live shows are always successful, from the way they connect with their audience to the way they capture stage performance. No wonder they win so many prestigious awards. Don’t miss your chance to see them live in your city across the UK and Europe. See full tour dates below. Tickets will be available to purchase here from 1st October.

23/04/2022  Royal Arena – Copenhagen- DK
25/04 Spektrum – Oslo -NO
26/04 Avicii Arena – Stockholm – SE
28/04 Barclaycard Arena – Hamburg – DE
29/04 Festhalle – Frankfurt – DE
02/05 AO Arena Manchester – Manchester – UK
04/05 Resorts World Arena – Birmingham – UK
06/05 3Arena – Dublin – IE
09/05 The O2 Arena – London – UK
12/05 AccorHotels Arena – Paris – FR
13/05 Sportpaleis – Antwerp – BE
15/05 Mercedes-Benz Arena – Berlin – DE
17/05 Lanxess Arena – Cologne – DE
19/05 Ziggo Dome – Amsterdam – NL
21/05 Tauron Arena – Krakow – PL
23/05 O2 Arena – Prague – CZ
24/05 SportAréna – Budapest – HU

Photo credit: Press/Travis Shinn