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Steel Panther Reveals 2026 European Tour

Steel Panther has officially announced their “Twenty Twenty S€x” tour.

Steel Panther 2025
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Steel Panther has officially announced their “Twenty Twenty S€x” tour, a massive run of dates scheduled to hit Europe and the United Kingdom throughout June and July 2026.

Known for their debaucherous live shows and unapologetic 80s excess, the California quartet issued an enthusiastic statement regarding their return to the continent.

“We missed all our friends in the EU and UK, so we’re bringing the party back! Announcing the ‘Twenty Twenty S€x‘ tour! Fanthers presale starts asap at SteelPanther.com. Tickets on sale to the public this Friday!”

Since forming in 2000 (originally under the moniker Metal Skool before rebranding 17 years ago), Steel Panther has carved out a unique niche by imitating—and heavily exaggerating—the most hedonistic aspects of the Sunset Strip hair metal era. Their music is frequently described as a collision of Van Halen, Mötley Crüe, and Ratt, filtered through the lens of Wayne’s World.

With a reputation for “operatic shrieks, misogyny, shredding guitar solos and libidinal overdrive,” the band continues to draw crowds with their technically proficient but lyrically crude original material.

As noted in their announcement, presales are currently underway for members of their “Fanthers” fan club. General public ticket sales begin this Friday, December 19.

Steel Panther “Twenty Twenty S€x” European Tour 2026:

  • June 15 – Paris, France @ Bataclan
  • June 17 – Cologne, Germany @ Essigfabrik
  • June 18 – Aschaffenburg, Germany @ Colos-Saal
  • June 19 – Hamburg, Germany @ Docks
  • June 21 – Leipzig, Germany @ Hellraiser
  • June 22 – Berlin, Germany @ Metropol
  • June 23 – Warsaw, Poland @ Progresja
  • June 25 – Snina, Slovakia @ Rock Pod Kamenon
  • June 26 – Spalene Porici, Czech Republic @ Basinfire Fest
  • June 27 – Linz, Austria @ Posthof Frischluft Open Air
  • June 29 – Braunschweig, Germany @ Schöhn & Fröhlich
  • June 30 – Munich, Germany @ Backstage Werk
  • July 02 – Regensburg, Germany @ Eventhall Airport
  • July 03 – Zurich, Switzerland @ Volkshaus
  • July 05 – Barcelona, Spain @ Barcelona Rock Fest
  • July 07 – Milan, Italy @ Alcatraz
  • July 08 – Stuttgart, Germany @ Lka
  • July 10 – Weert, Netherlands @ Bospop Festival
  • July 11 – Zottegem, Belgium @ Rock Zottegem Festival
  • July 12 – Coesfeld, Germany @ Fabrik
  • July 14 – Saarbrücken, Germany @ Garage
  • July 16 – Saint-Julien-En-Genevois, France @ Guitare En Scene
  • July 18 – London, United Kingdom @ O2 Forum Kentish Town
  • July 20 – Norwich, United Kingdom @ UEA
  • July 21 – Manchester, United Kingdom @ Academy
  • July 22 – Birmingham, United Kingdom @ O2 Academy
  • July 24 – Bristol, United Kingdom @ O2 Academy
  • July 25 – Southampton, United Kingdom @ O2 Guildhall
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