Danzig band photo

Danzig Declares Tour Return with a Heavy Hitter Lineup

By Jason •
The legendary frontman prepares to unleash his dark magic across the U.S. this September, bringing along a killer roster of support acts.

Hell hath no fury like Danzig on tour, and this September, the metal maestro is set to scorch the stages of seven U.S. cities. Announcing his comeback with a lineup that could raise the dead, Danzig will be joined by the haunting harmonies of Twin Temple, the fierce metal of Burning Witches, and the enigmatic ANA. This is not just another tour; it's a celebration of the dark arts of heavy metal.

Mark your calendars, metalheads! The dates are as follows: September 11 in San Antonio, TX at Boeing at Tech Port, followed by September 12 in Houston, TX at Bayou Music Center, September 14 in New Orleans, LA at The Fillmore, September 17 in Louisville, KY at Louder Than Life, September 18 in Nashville, TN at Pinnacle, September 20 in Grand Prairie, TX at Texas Trust Co Theatre, and finally, September 26 in Anaheim, CA at the Honda Center. And hold onto your leather jackets, because a special announcement for the Anaheim show is expected to drop soon—rumor has it, it’s something that will make the faithful tremble.

Pre-sales kick off this Friday, June 19, with the general on-sale following on Monday, June 22. You better be ready, as these tickets are likely to disappear faster than a raven in the night. Danzig’s been candid about the grueling realities of touring, recalling his disdain for the bus life: “I don’t really like going on tour… I don’t mind doing a one-off here or there, but doing a bunch of shows, riding around on the bus…”

In a recent chat, Danzig lamented the skyrocketing costs that plague today's bands, recalling his early days on the road. “Everything's more expensive,” he noted, reflecting on how the landscape has shifted since his days with the Misfits and Samhain. “A young band just going out there… well, they would have to go out in a van, kind of how we did back in the day.” The struggle is real, but for Danzig, the stage remains a sacred space.

Despite his reluctance towards extensive touring, Danzig has kept the fire burning with his artistic endeavors. His latest album,