Metalcore act Bad Omens have announced a winter UK and European tour, which will feature some of their largest headline performances to date. Titled the “Do You Feel Love” tour, the run is rumored to coincide with a new album, following the release of their recent single “Specter” last week.
The tour will feature support from post-hardcore band Bilmuri and metalcore favorites The Ghost Inside. The dates will kick off in Dublin on November 21 and include stops in major cities across the UK and mainland Europe before concluding in Amsterdam on December 12.
The band’s popularity has soared since their 2022 album, The Death of Peace of Mind, which catapulted them to the forefront of the modern metalcore scene. With the increased fame came more scrutiny for frontman Noah Sebastian, who recently revealed in an interview with Metal Hammer that he had deleted his social media accounts at the end of 2023.
Sebastian explained that the constant attention was an “unhealthy” obsession for him. “I got really tired of seeing my own face, or seeing a stranger’s opinion of me every day,” he said. He described the online behavior as intrusive, noting that fans would collect “baby pictures of me they find on a distant relative’s Facebook and make an entire shrine out of them.”
He also highlighted the double standard in fan behavior, stating: “If there was a female artist that I admired and I had a collection of pictures of her as an underage child, people would probably f***ing try to put me in jail. It’d be weird, it’d be extremely inappropriate. It’s really funny how selective people are with their ethics.”
The upcoming tour will allow fans to see the band live at some of their biggest venues yet. The full list of tour dates is as follows:
Bad Omens “Do You Feel Love” European Tour 2025
- November 21 — Dublin, Ireland — 3Arena
- November 23 — Glasgow, UK — OVO Hydro
- November 26 — London, UK — Alexandra Palace
- November 28 — Manchester, UK — Co-op Live
- November 29 — Nottingham, UK — Motorpoint Arena
- December 1 — Brussels, Belgium — Forest National
- December 2 — Paris, France — Zenith
- December 4 — Zurich, Switzerland — The Hall
- December 5 — Nuremberg, Germany — PSD Bank Nürnberg Arena
- December 6 — Berlin, Germany — Max Schmelling Halle
- December 9 — Hamburg, Germany — Barclays Arena
- December 10 — Oberhausen, Germany — Rudolf Weber-ARENA
- December 12 — Amsterdam, Netherlands — AFAS Live
