Sullivan King has announced a huge headline tour of the U.S. for 2025.
The metal-meets-dubstep artist’s 38-date “Chaos Will Bring Peace” tour will kick off in Nashville on January 24 and make stops in cities such as Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis, San Francisco, Las Vegas, and more before closing in Seattle on April 12. Eight TBA cities will be unveiled in the coming months. Check out the full list of dates below.
“DUBSTEP DADDIO IS BACK ON tHE BUS WITH SO MANY SICK FRIENDS AND OUR LARGEST PRODUCTION YET,” King announced on Instagram today.
Heavy dubstep players YOOKiE and RZRKT, as well as melodic bass favorite Grabbitz, will provide support performances on most dates. Dubstep hero Flux Pavilion will provide additional support in San Francisco, while whirlwind genre success story Ray Volpe will join the fold in Chandler, Arizona.
With the exception of dates in Charleston and Charlotte, every stop on King’s nationwide run will feature the artist’s new “Valhalla” audiovisual experience, a new production package that debuted during his Los Angeles hometown show in September.
The tour announcement lands on the heels of another milestone performance from King at Excision’s famous Lost Lands festival last month, where the fan-favorite artist debuted new music with Excision, Ray Volpe, Crankdat, Kayzo, and more on the festival’s main stage, in addition to playing the new 360-degree Crater stage.
Last week, Ultra Miami confirmed that King will play B2B with fellow genre heavyweight NGHTMRE at the festival’s 25th anniversary edition in 2025.
In September, King released his latest EP, Never Come Back. The Monstercat three-tracker featured a title collaboration with Kompany and DIESEL (Shaquille O’Neal), “Slaughter” with Vastive, and King’s solo original “The Beginning.”
Pre-sale registration for Sullivan King’s “Chaos Will Bring Peace” Tour is now open here. Pre-sale and general on-sale windows vary by city. Check your local venue for specific ticket on-sale dates.
Featured image from Sullivan King.
