Trailblazing alt-rock duo Nova Twins have followed the release of their powerful new single “Monsters” with the announcement of a European headline tour scheduled for Fall 2025, their first headline shows in over two years – dates available below.
Tickets will go on-sale at this link on Monday, February 3rd, at 10am CET.
European Tour Dates:
September 17th @ Tivoli Vredenburg (Utrecht, NL)
September 18th @ O13 (Tilburg, NL)
September 19th @ Club Wintercircus (Ghent, BE)
September 21st @ Luxor (Cologne, DE)
September 22nd @ Frannz Club (Berlin, DE)
September 25th @ Rock Café (Prague, CZ)
September 26th @ Strom (Munich, DE)
September 27th @ Flex (Vienna, AT)
September 29th @ Komplex Klub (Zurich, CH)
September 30th @ Santeria Toscana 31 (Milan, IT)
October 1st @ Le Transbordeur (Lyon – Villeurbanne, FR)
October 3rd @ La (2) (Barcelona, ES)
October 4th @ Sala Villanos (Madrid, ES)
October 6th @ Le Rex (Toulouse, FR)
October 7th @ Chabada (Angers, FR)
October 8th @ Alhambra (Paris, FR)
October 10th @ Le Grand Mix (Lille – Tourcoing, FR)
Receiving its premiere as “Hottest Record In The World” on BBC Radio 1 with Jack Saunders, the band’s new single, “Monsters” – out now via Marshall Records – blends raw intensity with boundary-pushing creativity, showcasing the band’s fearless artistry. Recorded with renowned producer Rich Costey (Foo Fighters, Deftones, Sam Fender, Muse), “Monsters” emerges as a future anthem for a jilted generation, with French rock station OUI FM, Dutch public radio 3FM & Finland’s YleX all joining BBC Radio 1 in playing the track within days from release, among several others worldwide. The music video, directed by long-time Nova Twins collaborator Harry Lindley, is available at this link or by clicking on the player at the bottom.
Over the last few years, Nova Twins have cemented themselves as one of the most dynamic forces in contemporary music. Since bursting out of the independent UK scene, the Mercury Music Prize and two-time BRIT Award nominees have rewritten the rulebook of what a modern rock band can achieve. They’ve dominated iconic festivals from Glastonbury to Summer Sonic, shared stages with legends like Foo Fighters, Muse, and Bring Me The Horizon, and drawn praise from global icons like Rage Against The Machine’s Tom Morello, who calls them “an incredible band,” and Elton John, who describes them as “phenomenal.”
The duo’s acclaim spans both their music and their cultural impact. They’ve graced the covers of Kerrang!, NME, UPSET, Alternative Press, Rock Sound (and more), and won prestigious awards at the Music Week Women in Music Awards, AIM Awards, Kerrang! Awards, and the Nordoff & Robbins O2 Silver Clef Awards. In 2022, their Mercury Music Prize nomination marked a historic milestone as the first Black rock band to be shortlisted, a transformative moment for Nova Twins and the wider music industry.
Nova Twins’ impact extends beyond their music. Their Voices For The Unheard initiative amplifies underrepresented artists in the alternative sphere while supporting vital causes like The Black Curriculum. They also spearheaded the introduction of the Alternative category at the MOBO Awards in 2022 and established a Creative Musicianship Scholarship at ICMP to champion future generations of diverse talent.
The band will also be on the road in Europe supporting Lenny Kravitz in Spring 2025.
European Tour Dates 2025:
March 7th @ Olympiahalle (Munich, DE)
March 14th @ Uber Arena (Berlin, DE)
March 16th @ PSD Bank Dome (Frankfurt, DE)
March 17th @ SAP Arena (Mannheim, DE)
March 22nd @ Royal Arena (Copenhagen, DK)
April 14th @ Arkea Arena (Floirac, FR)
(supporting Lenny Kravitz)
