PANTERA with POWER TRIP as Support for 2025 European Dates

 
Pantera and Power Trip are set to hit the road together for an epic European tour in January and February 2025. Power Trip will join Pantera as special guests, adding another chapter to their triumphant return to the stage.

Following an incredible comeback year, Power Trip is ready to take on Europe alongside the legendary Pantera, who are also enjoying a remarkable resurgence. Kicking off in Helsinki, Finland on January 25th, the tour will stretch across the continent and wrap up on February 25th at London’s OVO Arena Wembley.

In addition to their tour dates with Pantera, Power Trip has hinted at upcoming headlining shows, further electrifying the excitement surrounding this monumental run. The band expressed their gratitude for the opportunity to join forces with Pantera, calling it a thrilling start to 2025’s metal scene.

Tickets on sale now at Pantera website

Child Bite and King Parrot will join Pantera on their upcoming UK & European tour scheduled to begin in January along with Power Trip.

2025 Tour Dates:
21 Jan 2025 Helsinki, FI @ Ice Hall
23 Jan 2025 Stockholm, SE @ Hovet
24 Jan 2025 Oslo, NO @ Spektrum
26 Jan 2025 Copenhagen, DK @ at Royal Arena
28 Jan 2025 Amsterdam, NL @ AFAS Live
31 Jan 2025 Ljubljana, SI @ Arena Stožice
1 Feb 2025 Ostrava, CZ @ Ostravar Aréna
3 Feb 2025 Budapest, HU @ Budapest Arena
4 Feb 2025 Kraków, PL @ Tauron Arena
6 Feb 2025 Hamburg, DE @ Sporthalle
7 Feb 2025 Berlin, DE @ Max-Schmeling-Halle
9 Feb 2025 Düsseldorf, DE @ Mitsubishi Electric Halle
10 Feb 2025 Brussels, BE @ Forest National
12 Feb 2025 Bologna, IT @ Unipol Arena
13 Feb 2025 Zürich, CH @ Hallenstadion
15 Feb 2025 Paris, FR @ Adidas Arena
18 Feb 2025 Glasgow, UK @ OVO Hydro
19 Feb 2025 Leeds, UK @ First Direct Arena
21 Feb 2025 Dublin, IE @ 3Arena
23 Feb 2025 Birmingham, UK @ Resorts World Arena
25 Feb 2025 London, UK @ OVO Arena Wembley

*Additional headlining shows TBA

Pantera will also join Metallica and Suicidal Tendencies on the US M72 Tour in 2025

About Pantera:
As the first group to land an extreme metal album at No. 1 on the BIllboard 200, Pantera became overnight torchbearers of the genre, paving the way for a long and successful reign that shows no signs of slowing . In 2013, Pantera frontman, Phil Anselmo, and bassist, Rex Brown, reunited and joined Anthrax on stage at the Revolver Golden God Awards show. Performing “This Love” from their 1992 album “Vulgar Display of Power,” Anselmo’s voice reminded fans of the unbridled brutality the band was capable of in its heyday. The energy Pantera crammed into their live act cannot be measured by any earthly means. The shredding licks of Dimebag Darrel, backed by Vinnie Paul’s solid, world-shattering drums rounded out a power-packed concert that was everything American metal should be. The band treated ticket holders to speed metal of a truly high caliber, as entire arenas seemed to erupt in torrents of high-speed thrashing to a Texas-bred cacophony that was anything but ordinary.

When Anselmo joined the band in 1987, and the band released their breakthrough album 1990’s “Cowboys From Hell,” little remained of their glam and hair metal origins, and replacing those was an entirely fresh, raw presence that had no equal. After releasing “Vulgar Display of Power” in 1992, Pantera toured with tremendous success. The shocking assassination of Dimebag Darrell in 2004 sadly put an end to any hopes of a reunion, but the memory lives on in singles like “Mouth for War” and “Walk,” both from “Vulgar Display of Power.” Vulgar’s follow-up, “Far Beyond Driven,” topped its predecessor with even more raw thunder. Pantera will be remembered as a band that ushered in the new thrash, for nothing was ever the same after they arrived. As they may very well be the fathers of modern metal, they were truly greater than the sum of their parts.