After an electrifying performance at this year’s Grammy Awards where they were nominated for the third consecutive year, Spiritbox’s unstoppable rise continues as they announce the “Tsunami Sea” Tour their first ever European arena headline tour in Fall 2026.
All shows feature a carefully curated line-up of forward-thinking, genre-defying heavy acts, with special guests Jinjer and Dying Wish.
Tickets for the shows, listed below, go on sale here from 11am CET/10am UK time on Friday, February 27th.
European Tour Dates 2026:
September 22nd @ UFO im Velodrom (Berlin, DE)
September 23rd @ Gliwice Arena (Gliwice, Poland)
September 25th @ Forum Karlin (Prague, CZ)
September 26th @ Gasometer (Vienna, AT)
September 28th @ Halle 622 (Zurich, CH)
September 29th @ Zenith (Munich, DE)
September 30th @ Jahrhunderthalle (Frankfurt, DE)
October 3rd @ AFAS Live (Amsterdam, NL)
October 4th @ Mitsubishi Electric Halle (Dusseldorf, DE)
October 6th @ Luxembourg Rockhal (Luxembourg, LUX)
October 8th @ Lotto Arena (Antwerp, BE)
October 9th @ La Seine Musicale (Paris, FR)
Spiritbox’s ascent has been built on a constant drive to push genre boundaries without compromising their metal roots. Anchored by big riffs, explosive dynamics, and pulsating rhythms, their sound is elevated by the soaring vocal power and commanding presence of Courtney LaPlante (vocals), alongside Mike Stringer (guitar), Zev Rose (drums) and Josh Gilbert (bass).
They also possess a fearless crossover vision, as demonstrated through their bold collaboration with Megan Thee Stallion, which saw Spiritbox challenge expectations and expand the boundaries of heavy music.
LaPlante’s voice brings the intense emotional core of Spiritbox’s music to life, exploring themes ranging from mental health and identity to loss and resilience. Beyond her vocal performance, her leadership is defined by clarity and intention, leading by example to champion greater visibility, equality, and opportunity for women and underrepresented communities within the creative world.
The band have been impactful from the get go. Both their debut album “Eternal Blue” and last year’s “Tsunami Sea” hit the UK Top 20, while the latter fired to #1 on Billboard’s Top Hard Rock Albums. They followed the Alexandra Palace show with a storming mainstage debut set at Download Festival before also hitting Wembley Stadium as main support to Linkin Park. 2026 will also see them supporting Evanescence across North America.
