• Old GR site
  • About
  • Contact
Saturday, October 24, 2026
Grande Rock webzine
Astral Haven Records
  • Home
  • News
  • Album Reviews
  • Best of Month
  • Gems
  • Interviews
  • Gigs
  • Blog
  • Special
    • HALL OF FAME
    • TRIBUTE
    • BEST OF YEAR
  • Contact
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
  • Album Reviews
  • Best of Month
  • Gems
  • Interviews
  • Gigs
  • Blog
  • Special
    • HALL OF FAME
    • TRIBUTE
    • BEST OF YEAR
  • Contact
No Result
View All Result
Grande Rock webzine
No Result
View All Result

Gaerea announces April 2025 European Tour

by newseditor
October 1, 2024
in News
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

Gaerea European Tour 2025 posterIn the shadows where desolation meets defiance, Gaerea beckons the daring, the pilgrims of darkness, to traverse realms marked by haunting beauty and devastating intensity. Celebrate the descent with “Coma”, as Gaerea announces an April 2025 European tour — a symphony of anguish and transcendence.

In despair and isolation, Gaerea forged “Coma”, their fourth full-length alchemy of sound. Known for transcending the confines of traditional black metal, the masked visionaries have unveiled an opus that ripples with the agony of existence and the fleeting beauty within ruins. Crafted under the adept hand of Miguel Tereso at Demigod Studios, “Coma” promises an unyielding venture into the urban abyss.

Tracks like “World Ablaze” and “Hope Shatters” have already enticed the faithful with their blend of fiery tremolos and perilous melodies. These soundscapes capture the essence of Gaerea’s transformative power, offering sanctuary to those who find solace in desolation.

As the final echoes of “Coma” resonate, Gaerea will carry this symphony of void across Europe to incite catharsis amongst the yearning masses. Mark these dates in blood.

European Tour Dates 2025:
16 Apr: Osnabrück, DE @ Bastard Club
17 Apr: Aalborg, DK @ 1000Fryd
18 Apr: Oslo, NO @ Inferno Festival
19 Apr: Stockholm, SE @ Kollektivet Livet
20 Apr: Copenhagen, DK @ BETA
22 Apr: Hamburg, DE @ Headcrash
23 Apr: Leipzig, DE @ UT Connewitz
24 Apr: Berlin, DE @ Cassiopeia
25 Apr: Munich, DE @ Kranhalle
26 Apr: Karlsruhe, DE @ Die Stadmitte
27 Apr: Frankfurt, DE @ Das Bett

Tickets are available here.

“Coma” is out October 25 on Season of Mist.

Pre-order & pre-save “Coma” here.

Tracklist
1. The Poet’s Ballet (7:39)
2. Hope Shatters (4:05)
3. Suspended (5:02)
4. World Ablaze (3:29)
5. Coma (5:19)
6. Wilted Flower (5:50)
7. Reborn (3:51)
8. Shapeshifter (6:24)
9. Unknown (4:24)
10. Kingdom of Thorns (4:45)

To usher in this new era, Gaerea are touring behind “Coma” later this year when they come to North America with Zeal & Ardor and Zetra.

The band will also be performing “World Ablaze”, “Hope Shatters” and other songs from their new album at several European summer festivals, along with two special dates with Behemoth and Testament.

North American Tour Dates 2024:
November 23 – Philadelphia, PA @ Union Transfer
November 24 – New York, NY @ Le Poisson Rouge
November 25 – Allston, MA @ Brighton Music Hall
November 27 – Montreal, QC @ Le Studio TD
November 28 – Toronto, ON @ Opera House
November 29 – Detroit, MI @ The Majestic
November 30 – Milvale, PA @ Mr. Smalls Theatre
December 2 – Indianapolis, IN @ The Vogue
December 3 – Chicago, IL @ Thalia Hall
December 4 – Minneapolis, MN @ Varsity Theatre
December 6 – Denver, CO @ Gothic Theatre
December 7 – Salt Lake City, UT @ Urban Lounge
December 9 – Seattle, WA @ The Showbox
December 10 – Vancouver, BC @ Rickshaw Theatre
December 11 – Portland, OR @ Wonder Ballroom
December 13 – Berkeley, CA @ US Theatre
December 14 – Santa Ana, CA @ The Observatory
December 15 – Phoenix, AZ @ Crescent Ballroom
December 17 – Austin, TX @ Mohawk
December 18 – Dallas, TX @ Studio at The Factory

Behind black shrouds of obscurity and desolation, the performers of Gaerea deliver their odes in cascading maelstroms of aggression and beauty. Emerging from the age of pandemic to whatever awaits humanity next, the dark horde remains on the frontlines of the next generation of extreme metal. With an EP and three albums to their name, Gaerea has rapidly distinguished themselves from the thousands of bands toiling away in the underground. Brewing their cauldron of sound from a recipe of pounding black-metal blast mixed with a touch of harrowed, reflective longing, many devotees of the darkened arts have flocked to their banner. With the emergence of third full-length album “Mirage”, those numbers certainly grew.

Gaerea met a challenge when releasing their second album during the pandemic, the aptly titled Limbo, to excellent world reception. In the meantime, they found the total suspension of interactive life as it was previously known to be the perfect breeding ground for further creation and making.

Sizzling with ambition from day one, Gaerea may present one unique face to their audience, masked and enshrouded, but the truth is they have not remained changeless.

As their previous album name “Mirage” suggests, the inability to trust what our senses are telling us could be construed as one of the album’s central themes. Rather than constrict their art to mythological references or anti-religious tropes, Gaerea instead plumb the depths of the human experiences of isolation and suffering.

Just two years since “Mirage” was released, Gaerea is here, erupting with intensity, casting forth black ashes over the world yet again.

Their latest release, “Coma”, has finally surfaced, marking a pivotal shift. From this point forward, everything changes. It’s time for Gaerea to bridge the gap between underground metal and the elevated realm they’ve attained. With “Coma”, Gaerea emerges from the underground scene, ascending towards a permanently lasting position at the head of the table.

An emotional gateway to a dark black metal scene, a guide to salvation, pain, despair and letting go. Moving up, into the blackness that is above. Gaerea is the answer, the only answer.

Within “Coma”s’ ten tracks lies an individual narrative, each with its own tale to unveil. Collectively, they blend nuances of aggression, tranquility, solitude, and fervor.

Boasting a superior production that threads the needle between caustic and clarity, Gaerea yet again admit their loyalty to producer Miguel Tereso of Demigod Recordings for the production of “Coma”. Together they created the birth of “Coma”, the new era for metal mankind. Distinguishing themselves ever more so, the Vortex handpicked their artist Nathan Lorenzana with a clear assignment to create their mesmerizing cover artwork. Months of hand drawing the image with a ballpen lead to this masterpiece which dipped his name into “Coma”.

The beauty of Gaerea lies in the directness and simplicity found within their florid tapestry of extremity and aggression. Whether it is in the less-polished aural dynamite of “Mirage”, or in the lustrous textures of Coma, Gaerea is building a mighty edifice of metal. With talons dipped in the inky blood of black metal and scraped across the flesh of human suffering, Gaerea is leading a charge into the future of darkness, and all those who find beauty and power in the dark side of existence would do well to take heed.

Weblinks:
www.gaerea.com
www.facebook.com/gaerea

ShareTweetPinShareShareSend
Previous Post

Vukoni to release new studio album “My God Has Got a Gun” on January 24th 2025

Next Post

Grave Digger to release new studio album “Bone Collector” on January 17th 2025

Related Posts

Ayron Jones Excuse Me cover

Ayron Jones to release new solo album “Excuse Me” on February 26th 2027

October 23, 2026
Warhog Band Photo

Warhog signs to Astral Haven Records and drops new single “No Amount of Light”

October 22, 2026
Lifesick When Brutality Becomes the Language cover

Lifesick to release new studio album “When Brutality Becomes the Language” on January 22nd 2027

October 22, 2026
Evil Invaders Weaponized Chaos cover

Evil Invaders to release new studio album “Weaponized Chaos” on February 19th 2027

October 21, 2026
Diamante Supernova cover

Diamante to release new studio album “Supernova” on January 8th 2027

October 21, 2026
The Erinyes Hide and Seek cover

The Erinyes to release new studio album “Hide and Seek” on December 18th 2026

October 20, 2026
Load More
Next Post
Grave Digger Bone Collector cover

Grave Digger to release new studio album “Bone Collector” on January 17th 2025

Kerry King North American Tour 2025 poster

Kerry King announces Winter 2025 North American Headline Tour

Kingcrown Nova Atlantis cover

Kingcrown to release new studio album “Nova Atlantis” on November 22nd 2024

Grande Rock Webradio

Distance of Thought - BFE Rock Club - Live Show November 28th 2026
Astral Haven banner
Acid Death Live Show Athens 2027 poster

Best of 2023

Grande Rock webzine - Best of 20203

Best Albums of 2023

Best of Month

Deep Purple Splat! cover

Deep Purple – Splat!

Gems

Myrath Wilderness of Mirrors cover

Myrath – Wilderness of Mirrors

Latest Interview

Yoth Iria Band photo

Yoth Iria

Latest Gig Review

Hellfest 2026 Poster

Hellfest 2026: Full 4-Day Review

Tribute

Steve Harris photo

Steve Harris

Grande Rock Spotify

Spares Earplugs

Facebook

X

Grande Rock Webzine

Follow @granderockcom on X for daily rock & metal album reviews, interviews, and news updates.

Follow @granderockcom

News

Ayron Jones Excuse Me cover

Ayron Jones to release new solo album “Excuse Me” on February 26th 2027

October 23, 2026
Warhog Band Photo

Warhog signs to Astral Haven Records and drops new single “No Amount of Light”

October 22, 2026
Lifesick When Brutality Becomes the Language cover

Lifesick to release new studio album “When Brutality Becomes the Language” on January 22nd 2027

October 22, 2026
Evil Invaders Weaponized Chaos cover

Evil Invaders to release new studio album “Weaponized Chaos” on February 19th 2027

October 21, 2026
Diamante Supernova cover

Diamante to release new studio album “Supernova” on January 8th 2027

October 21, 2026

© 2026 Grande Rock webzine - Rock & Metal online magazine.

  • About
  • Advertise
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Use
  • Contact
  • Old GR site
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
  • Album Reviews
  • Interviews
  • Gigs
  • Blog
  • About
  • Contact

© 2026 Grande Rock webzine - Rock & Metal online magazine.

This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Privacy and Cookie Policy.