Ghost release the “2 Big To Rig“ soundtrack on 27 August, a 19-track live album from their Mexico City shows.
Ghost follow their concert film into release with the audio to match. 2 Big To Rig (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) arrives on Thursday 27 August through Loma Vista Recordings as a digital release, one day after the film reaches cinemas and IMAX screens worldwide.
The record runs to 19 tracks, all taken from the two nights at the Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City in September 2025 that the film documents. The live version of “Umbra“, released earlier last week with a full performance video, is the preview.
2 Big To Rig (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) tracklist:
All recorded live in Mexico City in 2025:
- “Peacefield”
- “Lachryma”
- “Spirit”
- “Majesty”
- “Future Is A Foreign Land”
- “Devil Church”
- “Cirice”
- “Satanized”
- “Satan Prayer”
- “Umbra”
- “Year Zero”
- “He Is”
- “Rats”
- “Kiss The Go-Goat”
- “Mummy Dust”
- “Monstrance Clock”
- “Mary On A Cross”
- “Dance Macabre”
- “Square Hammer”
The running order draws across all six Ghost studio albums and takes in three non-album tracks — “Mary On A Cross“, “Kiss The Go-Goat” and “Future Is A Foreign Land“.
The title points at the reason “Skeletour” stopped where it did in February: the production had outgrown what could be moved into many markets. The film and soundtrack were put together partly for audiences in those territories, and partly for the ticket holders left short in Mexico City, where three planned dates became two after Tobias Forge came down with food poisoning and the opening night was called off.
Attendance across the two remaining nights came to close to 40,000.
Skeletá came out on 25 April 2025 through Loma Vista, produced by Gene Walker, and became the first Ghost record to reach number one on the Billboard 200. Three singles preceded it: “Satanized” in March, “Lachryma” in April and “Peacefield” days before release, with “Umbra” following in February this year.
Both “Satanized” and “Lachryma” appear on the soundtrack, as does “Peacefield“, which opens it.
