Queensrÿche Upcoming Events & Tickets
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TOUR: Metal veterans Queensrÿche have announced a massive U.S. tour set to take place in late 2025, with iconic German metal band Accept joining them as special guests. The “Volume and Vengeance” Tour promises to be a major event for fans of classic and progressive metal, showcasing two of the genre’s most influential acts.
The upcoming trek will span 29 cities across the United States, kicking off in early November and wrapping up in December. Notable stops include Denver, Chicago, Nashville, Columbus, Orlando, Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Phoenix, and San Diego.
Tickets are on sale now at EventsChaser with an average price of $50 (NO HIDDEN FEES) for basic seating, and a few VIP options starting from around $320. Secure your order early to avoid disappointment!
ABOUT: Queensrÿche emerged from the Pacific Northwest metal scene with a unique sound that blended traditional heavy metal with progressive and conceptual elements. The band gained early attention with their self-titled debut EP in 1983, which showcased their melodic complexity and Tate’s operatic vocal range.
Their first full-length album, The Warning (1984), and its follow-up, Rage for Order (1986), further established their reputation for ambitious songwriting and intelligent lyrics. Queensrÿche achieved mainstream success with their 1988 concept album, Operation: Mindcrime, a politically charged rock opera widely regarded as one of the greatest concept albums in heavy metal history. The album featured hit singles such as “Eyes of a Stranger” and “I Don’t Believe in Love.”
Their 1990 release, Empire, marked the peak of their commercial success. The album included the top-10 hit “Silent Lucidity,” a haunting ballad that earned the band Grammy nominations and heavy rotation on MTV.
Throughout the 1990s and 2000s, Queensrÿche experienced several lineup changes and creative shifts. Chris DeGarmo departed in 1997, and Geoff Tate was eventually replaced by Todd La Torre in 2012 following internal disputes.
Under La Torre’s leadership, Queensrÿche released several critically acclaimed albums, including Queensrÿche (2013), Condition Hüman (2015), and The Verdict (2019), all of which marked a return to their heavier, more progressive roots.
