Marduk are set for a punishing autumn on the road. The Swedish black metal veterans have lined up a string of their own headline shows across Europe this fall, slotting them into the gaps around their previously confirmed support run with Norwegian pioneers Mayhem on the “Death Over Europe” tour, effectively giving fans two very different ways to catch the band within the same stretch.
The freshly announced headline dates land between late September and October, taking Marduk into a run of clubs across Central and Eastern Europe where they’ll bring their full, unrelenting live assault as the main event rather than a guest.
Marduk – Fall 2026 Headlining Dates:
- Sep 30 – Kwadrat, Kraków, Poland
- Oct 1 – Barrák, Ostrava, Czech Republic
- Oct 6 – Vintage Industrial Bar, Zagreb, Croatia
- Oct 7 – Sloga, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Oct 8 – MKC, Skopje, North Macedonia
- Oct 14 – Cacaofabriek, Helmond, Netherlands
- Oct 18 – Hellraiser, Leipzig, Germany
Around those shows, Marduk will link back up with Mayhem as special guests on the second European leg of the “Death Over Europe” trek, which runs throughout October. Marduk appear on every date of that run except the two Greek stops, in Athens and Thessaloniki, with Immolation also on the bill as support.
Mayhem – “Death Over Europe” Tour 2026 (with Marduk as special guests):
- Oct 2 – Budapest, Hungary
- Oct 3 – Belgrade, Serbia
- Oct 4 – Bucharest, Romania
- Oct 7 – Athens, Greece (without Marduk)
- Oct 8 – Thessaloniki, Greece (without Marduk)
- Oct 9 – Sofia, Bulgaria
- Oct 10 – Ljubljana, Slovenia
- Oct 11 – Nuremberg, Germany
- Oct 12 – Zurich, Switzerland
- Oct 13 – Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg
- Oct 15 – Stuttgart, Germany
- Oct 16 – Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Oct 17 – Cologne, Germany
Both runs keep Marduk on the trail behind their most recent studio album, Memento Mori, released in September 2023 via Century Media Records. The record was another uncompromising entry in the band’s deep catalog, doubling down on the dark, aggressive attack that has kept Marduk among the most respected names in Swedish black metal for decades.
