band heathens tour

The Band of Heathens tour dates

• On tour: Yes
• Concertful ranking: #2939
• Category: Country / Folk

The Band of Heathens upcoming concerts (4)

Similar artists on tour, the band of heathens past concerts.

Top Tours · Just Announced · USA · Europe · 2025 Tours

Terms of Service · Privacy and Cookie Policy · Contact © Concertful

The Band of Heathens

All upcoming events.

Rockin Red Dirt Ranch | Pryor, OK

Born & raised music festival.

THE PARK AT HARLINSDALE FARM | Franklin, TN

Pilgrimage music and cultural festival.

Heathen Verified

Concerts and tour dates.

Live Photos of Heathen

Fan reviews.

Fans Also Follow

About heathen.

• Grand Rapids/Muskegon
• Saginaw/Bay City
• All Michigan

Michigan’s second-oldest winery aims to become top concert destination

• Updated: May. 11, 2024, 8:51 a.m. |
• Published: May. 10, 2024, 7:05 a.m.

• Ryan Boldrey | [email protected]

VAN BUREN COUNTY, MI — Two years ago, Warner Vineyards held 16 concerts at its outdoor amphitheater. Last summer, that number grew to 25. This year, the Paw Paw vineyard is putting on more than 40 shows.

For the first time, the 1,500-person capacity venue, nestled alongside the East Branch Paw Paw River at 706 S. Kalamazoo St., will also play host to a number of national acts.

Among the names coming to Michigan’s second-oldest winery this summer include Dawes, Spafford, The Motet, Buckcherry, Powerman 5000, Sponge, Artimus Pyle and The Band of Heathens.

“Our goal is to become Southwest Michigan’s No. 1 outdoor music venue, as well as winery and brewery,” said Pat Warner. “Not too many people have a train on their property and also a river running through it. There’s a lot of charm and characteristic just to the natural beauty. And the music is growing.”

Warner, the third-generation owner of the 86-year-old family vineyard, is excited to unveil a new lighting rig and sound system at the venue this season.

He built the amphitheater 16 years ago, but has only been doing shows for six years, he said.

As far as the lineup, he attributes the addition of national acts in this year’s lineup to his partnership with Nick Leroy and Jon Lewchenko of NTL Productions. The Indiana-based company manages six other venues across the Midwest, which gives them more buying power, Warner said.

For example, NTL was able to book Buckcherry at two venues and Dawes at three, he said.

The venue, which kicks off its season on Friday, May 10, with Kalamazoo songstress Kait Rose’s Fleetwood Mac Tribute project, will also be the site of numerous tribute shows over the summer.

Music fans will be able to enjoy nights dedicated to the music of Prince, Taylor Swift, Pink Floyd, Dave Matthews, Eminem, Abba, Led Zeppelin, Tom Petty and The Grateful Dead, to name a few.

Patrons to all shows will have the ability to purchase general admission tickets for either the front of the venue (standing) or back of the venue where they can bring in their own lawn chairs and sit by the river.

There are also 325 reserved table seats available for purchase, which allow show-goers to sit at one of the venue’s half-dozen decks or on floor level. With the addition of two new decks this year, the seating capacity has nearly doubled in size year over year, Warner said. Reserved seating sells out fast for each show, he said.

Those with a desire to stay on site may even have a chance to stay in a 1912 Canadian rail car that doubles as an Airbnb . The train car has been on site since 1967, but is in its third year of operating as an Airbnb.

The Airbnb isn’t the only new amenity at Warner Vineyards. The winery — second oldest in Michigan only to neighboring St. Julian, according to the South Haven Visitors Bureau — also introduced a brewhaus four years ago and began serving its own beers. At the same time, it began serving food on site.

“When we introduced the brewhaus, we realized we needed to do food as well,” Warner said. “We did our own for a couple years, but we’re very excited that Danny (Pellegrino) is handling all of that now.”

RELATED: Where to find a taste of Chicago tucked away in a Southwest Michigan village

Pellegrino, who owns the Paw Paw Country Market with his business partner Antonio Ortiz, operates the Paw Paw Pizza Co. on site at Warner Vineyards and takes care of the concert menu with Ortiz.

There’s no deep-dish pizza offered at the brewhaus, but pub-style pizza, burgers, pretzel bites and items like pulled pork nachos, are all popular pre-concert favorites, Pellegrino said.

“We’ve found a niche with these concerts ... and it’s working,” Warner said. “We just want to keep going and make it better each year and make it fun. That’s what we do. We have fun.

“When it’s all said and done, we make wine, we make beer and we make music. We’re a company of fun.”

For a full schedule of shows and to purchase tickets, visit ntlshows.com/warner-vineyards .

Want more Kalamazoo-area news? Bookmark the local Kalamazoo news page or sign up for the free “ 3@3 Kalamazoo ” daily newsletter.

Stories by Ryan Boldrey

• Michigan solar company files for bankruptcy in wake of alleged embezzlement
• ‘Tent cities’ are gone in Kalamazoo. But the homeless issue isn’t much better.
• ‘Still in triage mode’: Tornado damages thousands of artifacts at Air Zoo
• Here’s how to help out with tornado recovery efforts in Portage
• Murder trial begins on 3-year anniversary of Kalamazoo hotel shooting

If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. By using this site, you consent to our User Agreement and agree that your clicks, interactions, and personal information may be collected, recorded, and/or stored by us and social media and other third-party partners in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

24 anticipated heavy album releases for 2024

Posted: May 12, 2024 | Last updated: May 13, 2024

2024 is shaping up to be a banner year for heavy music. Whether you are into doom, thrash, stoner, industrial, or anything else, there is a release for you. These are our 24 most anticipated releases for the upcoming year.

Bruce Dickinson - The Mandrake Project

Everyone's favorite (well, most everyone's favorite) Iron Maiden vocalist has prepped his first solo album in 19 years, The Mandrake Project . The Prog Metal / Hard Rock album will feature guitar from Roy Z, who has been in Dickinson's solo band since 1994, Gus G. (Firewind, Arch Enemy, Ozzy Osbourne), as well as contributions from everyone currently in Iron Maiden. The album even features vocals from Wolfsbane singer Blaze Bayley, who replaced Dickinson in Maiden from 1994 to 1999.

You may also like: 20 comedy films that are so bad they’re good

Mick Mars - The Other Side of Mars

Guitarist Mick Mars retired from Motley Crue in 2022, he ended his longstanding reign as the most talented member of that band. Even though he's been struggling with ankylosing spondylitis for the last 45 years (probably longer, as he didn't received a diagnosis until he was 27), he's continued working. The Other Side of Mars shows off his new band featuring drummer Ray Luzier (Korn), bassist Paul Taylor (Alice Cooper), and Emmy Award winning (!) singer Jacob Bunton (he's also a composer and multi-instrumentalist. It will be interesting to see what his riffs sound like without a certain former bandmate bleating like a calf over it all.

Follow us on MSN to see more of our exclusive entertainment content.

Slower - Slower

When Slayer disbanded in 2019, I'm not sure the world at large knew just how big of a vacuum would be left, or what it would take to fill it. Fu Manchu guitarist Bob Balch slowed down "South of Heaven" to teach a beginning student how to play it, and the seed had been planted. He enlisted friends from Kyuss, Monolord, Year of the Cobra, Lowrider, and Kylesa to fill out the album. From the singles already released, the album promises to be a doomy good time.

You may also like: Movies featuring real-life mother-daughter duos

Kerry King - From Hell I Rise

Speaking of Slayer, Kerry King is set to release his debut solo album this year. King has assembled a murderers row of thrash musicians to fill out his lineup, which includes vocalist Mark Osegueda (Death Angel), guitarist Phil Demmel (Vio-Lence, Machine Head), bassist Kyle Sanders (Hellyeah), and Paul Bostaph (Slayer, Testament, Exodus). The lead single, "Idle Hands", sounds like... you guessed it, Slayer. There was an announcement about a Slayer reunion mere days after the debut of "Idle Hands", which the famously outspoken King claims to have no knowledge of. While we're waiting to find out, we'll have this record to cozy up to.

Ministry - Hopiumforthemasses

If there's one thing Ministry bandleader Al Jourgensen likes to do, it's talk. Jourgensen said this will be the last one (we've heard this before) — then he said there will be one more after this one, reuniting Jourgensen with long time co-conspirator Paul Barker, so it's really hard to say for sure. What else is hard to nail down is who will be on Hopiumforthemasses , but the good bet is on the current band of bassist Paul D'Amour (Tool), drummer Roy Mayorga (Soulfly, Hellyeah, Shelter), guitarist Monte Pittman (Prong and... Madonna), and long time keyboardist John Bechdel. To summarize, we don't know who's on it, we don't know if it's the last one, but we know it will be heavy.

You may also like: The 25 most dangerous moms in movies

Blue Oyster Cult - Ghost Stories

Blue Oyster Cult had a surprisingly strong comeback with 2020's The Symbol Remains , which was released after a 19-year gap between albums, but they had been playing shows and touring that whole time. Going forward, the band's plan will be no different: Ghost Stories will be their final album, but they have announced no plans to stop touring even though they are in their 57th year together as a band. We fully anticipate a record full of spooky, tongue-in-cheek sci-fi madness.

Static X - Project: Regeneration Vol. 2

Static-X was always the unholy lovechild of Prong and Ministry, but suffered a messy breakup in 2010. Singer/guitarist Wayne Static died of an accidental overdose in 2014, and the original members banded together to complete Static's demos, resulting in 2018's Project: Regeneration Vol. 1 . As far as these types of zombified albums go, it was not only a success, it exceeded expectations. For the second installment they released their cover of Nine Inch Nails' "Terrible Lie" a full year before Vol. 2 was to be released. Considering how good the first installment was, we expect this will help fill that Wayne Static-shaped hole in our heart.

You may also like: 25 heartwarming movies that celebrate moms

DragonForce - Warp Speed Warriors

British power metal / speed metal band returns this year with their longest gap between albums, five years! Some bands can't produce two singles  in five years. This will be their first album with new addition, bassist Alicia Vigil. Despite an ever changing line-up, all of the band's albums are pretty well-received, and this should be no different. A listener should definitely pick up the CD version of Warp Speed Warriors  as it has an exclusive track... a Taylor Swift cover.

Sum 41 - Heaven :X: Hell

I know what you're thinking, but stay with me here. This Canadian band originally hid their love of metal in a layer of irony, but they've never given up on it. Heaven :X: Hell  will be a double album, with Heaven being their original punk sound, and Hell being their full heavy metal sound. The band has announced this will be their final album, and they will disband after a farewell tour. We've heard this before, so we'll see how that really pans out.

You may also like: 20 lessons learned from TV moms

Melvins - Tarantula Heart

Unlike other quitters on this list, Melvins will never quit — ever . Forty-one years into their career and they've built as large and complex of a discography as anyone has ever seen, with this being their 29th album and an additional 116 singles/EPs under their belts. The band claims that they've never recorded an album in the way that they recorded Tarantula Heart , a five-track album with one of the tracks being over 19 minutes long. The band even roped in friends Roy Mayorga (Ministry) and Gary Chester (WE Are The Asteroid) to help out. Whatever this album is, it won't be like anything else.

Body Count - Merciless

When Body Count arrived on the scene, I'm not sure any of us expected that we'd still be talking about Body Count 32 years later. What was perhaps seen as a pearl clutching diversion, has become frontman Ice-T's main output (outside of playing a cop on TV). He hasn't put out a solo rap album since 2006. Even more improbable is Body Count's Grammy nomination in 2017, and their win in 2020. Ice-T announced work on Merciless back in 2020, and we're not sure it's coming this year, but we sure hope it is.

You may also like: The 25 essential family movies

Judas Priest - Invincible Shield

When "Metal God" Rob Halford rejoined Judas Priest, the first two albums weren't the return to form fans hoped for, especially 2008's Nostradamus (2005's Angel of Retribution was slightly better-received because people were just happy Halford was back). Since 2014's Redeemer of Souls , however, the band has been back on top of their game. The singles released from Invincible Shield have proven that Halford still has the pipes at 72, and the band shows no sign of slowing down any time soon.

CNTS - Thoughts & Prayers

Ipecac Records has done it again. Signing Los Angeles' CNTS is a no-brainer for them, since they share a guitarist with Mike Patton's Dead Cross. This band brings their mix of punk and noise rock with a ferocity that comes off as legitimately dangerous. Listening to this band is like riding a rollercoaster that is about to run out of track — at any minute you're going to be catapulted into the unknown. It's been a long time since music was this exciting.

You may also like: 25 songs that make for the perfect Mother's Day playlist

Anthrax - TBD

It's been 13 years since their comeback album, Worship Music , was released. Since then, they've become one of the world's premier live metal acts and released two live albums, a covers EP and their most recent album, 2016's For All Kings . Allegedly, the new album will surface this year in between all of the other side projects (including drummer Charlie Benante's commitment to the recostituted Pantera).

Accept - Humanoid

German metal band Accept is pretty close to the definition of "consistent", with the exception of 1994's Death Row  and 1996's Predator . To be fair, the mid-'90s were pretty hard on any metal band not signed to Roadrunner Records. Ever since the band, led by guitarist Wolf Hoffmann, returned in 2009 they've been releasing consistently good albums. Humanoid 's title track has been released ahead of the album, and sounds every bit as good as their classic material.

You may also like: The funniest mother/daughter duos

Deftones - TBD

Deftones have been in writing mode for the follow up to 2020's Ohms for a little while now. The band has mentioned that they are trying to have it ready for a 2024 release, but time will tell. Now that Chino's commitment to his side project Crosses is wrapping up, there is hope it will see the light of day sooner rather than later.

Exhorder - Defectum Omnium

New Orleans band Exhorder is probably best known as one of the forebearers of groove metal. Currently in their second reunion (and second longest tenure), they are preparing to release their fourth album in 39 years. Vocalist/guitarist Kyle Thomas is the sole constant member, but the group is rounded out by drummer Sasha Horn (Forbidden), guitarist Pat O'Brien (Cannibal Corpse, Nevermore), and bassist Jason VieBrooks (Grip Inc, Die Krupps). The two singles, "Forever Beyond Despair" and "Year of the Goat", tell us this one will be HEAVY.

You may also like: The 26 funniest space movies of all time

Zombi - Direct Inject

Pittsburgh's Zombi is a space rock/prog rock duo pulling their influences from John Carpenter and Goblin scores, as well as Genesis and Vangelis. When Zombi released their most recent album in 2020, aptly titled 2020 , it was the perfect soundtrack to the end of the world we were all living through. Well, the world didn't end, but Direct Inject is ready to soundtrack the next disaster on deck.

Heavy Temple - Garden of Heathens

Philadephia stoner trio Heavy Temple has been at it since 2012, releasing a series of singles and EPs before releasing their debut full length in 2021. Led by High Priestess Nighthawk, the band exists somewhere between Fu Manchu and Black Sabbath, with a Funkadelic swagger. If you're into seventies throwbacks with a modern sound, don't pass this one up.

You may also like: The essential '80s country playlist

Hammerhedd - Not Important

Hailing from the meal capital of Kansas, Hammerhedd was formed by three brothers in 2012, when they were only 9, 7, and 4 years old. In 2016, they went viral in a video playing Metallica covers, which Metallica themselves reposted. The band was then offered, and turned down, appearances on America's Got Talent  and The Ellen DeGeneres Show . Good for them. They released their debut EP in 2018, and their debut album in 2021. Not Important  is their third full length, and evolving away from thrash and a little bit more into prog metal (only a little). These kids have what it takes, don't sleep on this release!

High On Fire - Cometh the Storm

High On Fire returns this year after a six-year gap between albums. Main dude Matt Pike was busy during the pandemic with his solo project Pike vs. the Automaton, which was released in 2022. The lead single, "Burning Down", illustrates how new drummer Coady Willis (Big Business, Melvins) is a perfect fit for the stoner/sludge band. 

You may also like: Famous actors who had early roles in horror movies

DOOL - The Shape of Fluidity

Dutch supergroup DOOL are really something special, but they haven't really caught on stateside... yet. They are dark but not goth, heavy but not metal. They exist at some mythical crossroads of post rock, progressive rock, and doom. It's the sound of finding an unfamiliar religious ritual in the woods on a winter's night, appealing yet unsettling. On their third album, The Shape of Fluidity , the group explores themes of identity while navigating an ever-shifting landscape.

My Dying Bride - A Mortal Binding

British band My Dying Bride has been churning out their mix of goth and doom metal, with a splash of death, for 34 years now. Aside from a few early middling releases, their entire catalog is universally held in high regard. This band is unstoppable, and it's never too late to get on board. Get this new album, and work your way backward!

You may also like: 20 of the most heartbreaking TV episodes

The Obsessed - Gilded Sorrow

Maryland's The Obsessed has been going in some form since 1979, or 1976 if you include their time together as Warhorse. Since 1990, they've put out a whopping four albums, this will be number five, so they aren't exactly prolific. However, to be fair, they've broken up three times, and are on their third reunion; this is their second-longest uninterrupted run. Singer/guitarist/main songwriter Scott "Wino" Weinrich has been involved in eight other bands during this time, not including his three-album run of a solo career. We can be a little forgiving toward The Obsessed for not having a cluttered discography. At any rate, Gilded Sorrow promises to be a heavy slab of stoner metal from one of the genre's originators.

Did you enjoy this slideshow? Follow us on MSN to see more of our exclusive entertainment content.

More for You

The richest wrestler in America isn't The Rock, according to data. See the top 18.

20 Scary Movies That Left Us Traumatized for Life

Kids who do these 6 things have 'high emotional intelligence,' says parenting expert who studied over 200 children

Arthur Irving dies at 93

Jaws actress Susan Backlinie dies aged 77

Groundbreaking research on concussions available free online through University of Calgary

The longest-running shows in the history of television

We Ordered 7 Fast-Food Breakfast Sandwiches to Find the Best One

I grew up in the US, while my wife grew up in the UK. She had a better education and now has a better understanding of the world.

Sweden is ready to deploy nuclear weapons in case of war

8 Netflix shows with a perfect Rotten Tomatoes score you need to watch

'Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes' Makes $6.6M in Box Office Previews | THR News Video

Slovakia upsets U.S. in OT at world hockey championship

Special Ukranian operation on Russian soil

10 Cheap Flowers to Plant That Will Make Your Garden Pop

Plane lands safely without landing gear after circling Australian airport for hours to burn off fuel

10 best new Netflix originals you need to add to your watch list

15 Cool Movie Moments We Got Because The Money Ran Out

Scientists discover 500,000-year-old artefact which ‘rewrites early human history’

A Look Back at ’90s Red Carpet Style

• Anniston/Gadsden

How to find last-minute tickets to this legendary hard rock band

• Updated: May. 13, 2024, 9:08 a.m. |
• Published: May. 13, 2024, 9:03 a.m.

Hard-rock band Staind will bring its "Tailgate Tour" to Orange Beach and Pelham in May 2024. Courtesy of Red Mountain Entertainment

• Kelly Kazek | [email protected]

If “It’s Been a While” since you’ve seen Staind in concert, better hurry. Staind is out on its Tailgate Tour with Seether as opener.

The hard-rock band will be at the Wharf Amphitheater in Orange Beach, Ala., on May 14, and Oak Mountain Amphitheater in Birmingham on May 15.

How to find tickets

Find tickets to the Orange Beach show for $20.50 at Ticketmaster | $22 at StubHub | $19 at SeatGeek | $22 at Vivid Seats.

Find tickets to the Birmingham show at $25 at Ticketmaster | $28 at StubHub | $25 at SeatGeek | $26 at Vivid Seats.

The site AmericanSongwriter.com says: “Since their debut in 1996, Staind has become a legendary band in the worlds of hard rock, metal and post-grunge. Frontman Aaron Lewis wrote most of the band’s material that is oftentimes unsettling, and even disturbing, compelling the listener to think and take an honest look at their own life alongside Lewis, who takes you inside the depths of his mind.”

If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. By using this site, you consent to our User Agreement and agree that your clicks, interactions, and personal information may be collected, recorded, and/or stored by us and social media and other third-party partners in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

Warren Haynes Announces Red Rocks Show with the Colorado Symphony for September 10th

Article contributed by press here publicity | published on monday, may 13, 2024.

GRAMMY® Award-winning vocalist, songwriter, guitar legend, producer, and Gov’t Mule front man Warren Haynes has added a special show date at the famed Red Rocks Amphitheatre to his upcoming Now Is The Time Tour featuring The Warren Haynes Band & The Dreams and Songs Symphonic Experience. The new show takes place on Tuesday, September 10th and will feature Haynes (vocals, guitar) and his new all-star lineup for the Warren Haynes Band – longtime friend John Medeski (keys), Gov’t Mule bassist Kevin Scott (bass), veteran WHB member Terence Higgins (drums) and the venerable Greg Osby (sax) – performing with the Colorado Symphony, led by conductor Christopher Dragon. Artist and venue pre-sale tickets for Red Rocks will be available Thursday, May 16th from 10am-10pm MT with the public onsale commencing Friday, May 17th at 10am MT. PRESS HERE to purchase and visit www.warrenhaynes.net for more info.

“It’s almost cliche to say Red Rocks is a magical venue, but the truth is…it is,” shares Haynes. “Having played there dozens of times, I don’t think I’ve ever had a bad show there. So, when picking places to bring my retrospective Symphonic Experience show, the one place I knew we had to play was Red Rocks. This show features material from all the amazing bands I’ve been fortunate enough to be part of over the last 30 years - interpreted by different orchestras around the country in addition to music from my various solo records and new, yet to be released material as well. I’m honored to perform once again with the Colorado Symphony and to unleash my new band, which will perform with and without the symphony.”

The Now Is The Time Tour featuring The Warren Haynes Band & The Dreams and Songs Symphonic Experience features a full set of symphonic music plus a set of Haynes’ signature rock/soul blend alongside the debut of the new Warren Haynes Band. The brand-new show will explore all aspects of Warren’s incredible catalog and career including music from Gov’t Mule, Allman Brothers Band, The Dead, Jerry Garcia, his solo albums (including the Grammy-nominated Man In Motion), and more set to never-before heard arrangements for all songs, except the Garcia tunes which will find Haynes revisiting compositions from the groundbreaking Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration tour. All shows, apart from Red Rocks, will be conducted by Rich Daniels of Chicago’s City Lights Orchestra. PRESS HERE to watch the tour promo video.

The Now Is The Time Tour featuring The Warren Haynes Band & The Dreams and Songs Symphonic Experience debuts next month with three special nights in the northeast June 7 - 9 and then continues in July with shows throughout the Midwest. In between, the Warren Haynes Band will head to Europe for an 8-date tour in June and support Slash at the West Coast dates of the S.E.R.P.E.N.T Festival from July 5 - 14 including July 13th at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles. See below for all upcoming tour dates and details.

For all dates of the Now Is The Time Tour, a limited number of specially curated VIP packages are available for fans, including a Guitar Player option featuring an autographed Gibson Les Paul Standard Pickguard, set of custom Warren Haynes guitar picks in collector box, a Dunlop guitar slide, and set of GHS strings (the same items used by Warren), plus priority access and more. Also available for one very lucky VIP is the Ultimate Guitar Package which includes one Les Paul Classic, Translucent Cherry guitar to be played and autographed at the show by Warren and delivered in a private post-show meet & greet and photo with Warren, premium reserved seats, and much more. Visit www.warrenhaynes.net for more info and to purchase.

The Now Is The Time Tour featuring The Warren Haynes Band & The Dreams and Songs Symphonic Experience follows the hugely popular Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration, which featured 30 total shows throughout 2013-2016. The beloved production provided Warren the opportunity to interpret and celebrate the music of Jerry Garcia and ultimately served as inspiration to create his own symphonic event. In March 2019, Haynes first premiered his show “Dreams & Songs – A Symphonic Journey” to rave reviews with two sold-out shows with the Asheville Symphony Orchestra in Warren’s hometown of Asheville, NC. Alongside a full orchestra and an A-list band of core musicians, the one-of-a-kind evenings featured symphonic adaptations of his career-spanning material in a unique and distinctive way, allowing Haynes to stay true to his rock and improvisational roots while also embracing the power and beauty of the symphony. The all-new Now Is The Time Tour featuring The Warren Haynes Band & The Dreams and Songs Symphonic Experience will expand upon the original “Dreams & Songs” shows with a remarkable multi-dimensional experience, showcasing the unmatched career of one of the most impressive guitarists and vocalists of the modern era.

WARREN HAYNES TOUR DATES

Now Is The Time Tour featuring The Warren Haynes Band & The Dreams and Songs Symphonic Experience

June 7 – Bethel, NY @ Bethel Woods Center for the Arts

June 8 – Boston, MA @ Leader Bank Pavilion

June 9 – Canandaigua, NY @ CMAC

Warren Haynes Band – Europe

June 14 – Eindhoven, Netherlands @ Effenaar

June 15 – Grolloo, Netherlands @ Holland International Blues Fest

June 17 – Zurich, Switzerland @ Kaufleuten Zurich

June 18 – Ulm, Germany @ Ulmer Zelt Festival

June 19 – Antwerp, Belgium @ De Roma

June 21 – Barcelona, Spain @ Sala Apolo

June 22 – Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain @ Azkena Rock Fest

June 23 – Madrid, Spain @ La Paqui

Warren Haynes Band supporting Slash on S.E.R.P.E.N.T Festival

July 5 – Bonner, MT @ KettleHouse Amphitheater

July 6 – Airway Heights, WA @ Northern Quest Amphitheater

July 8 – Redmond, WA @ Marymoor Park

July 10 – Bend, OR @ Hayden Homes Amphitheater

July 12 – Lincoln, CA @ Thunder Valley Casino

July 13 – Los Angeles, CA @ Greek Theatre

July 14 – Tucson, AZ @ Anselmo Valencia Amphitheatre

July 18 – Kansas City, MO @ The Midland Theatre +

July 19 – Indianapolis, IN @ Everwise Amphitheater at White River State Park

July 20 – Rochester Hills, MI @ Meadow Brook Amphitheatre

July 22 – Grand Rapids, MI @ Meijer Gardens

July 24 – Fort Wayne, IN @ Clyde Theatre +

July 26 – Cleveland, OH @ Jacobs Pavilion

July 27 – Huber Heights, OH @ Rose Music Center at The Heights

July 28 – Cincinnati, OH @ PNC Pavilion at Riverbend

September 10 – Morrison, CO @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre

September 14 – Fredericton, NB @ Harvest Music Festival +

+ indicates Warren Haynes Band only

• Warren Haynes
• Red Rocks Amphitheatre
• Gov't Mule

LATEST ARTICLES

Be A Part Of The Grateful Web

Check us out on facebook.

Grateful Web

Progressive jam giants Umphrey's McGee‘s return to Las Vegas for the seventh installment of the massively popular UMBowl production was marked once again by a stand-out tour closing dual evening extravaganza where all stops were pulled out and the power given directly to the fans, for better or for worse.

On June 24, Round Records & ATO Records will release GarciaLive Volume Six: July 5, 1973 – Jerry Garcia & Merl Saunders, the latest installment of the celebrated GarciaLive archival series. The three-CD set was recorded at the 200 capacity Lion’s Share club formerly located in the small town of San Anselmo, CA, just 20 miles north of San Francisco. The performance features Jerry Garcia performing with friend, mentor and legendary keyboardist/vocalist Merl Saunders. The duo is joined by drummer Bill Vitt and bassist John Kahn, who soon became a lifelong Garcia collaborator.

COPYRIGHT © 1995 - 2024 GRATEFUL WEB, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

• Moscow concerts Moscow concerts Moscow concerts See all Moscow concerts ( Change location ) Today · Next 7 days · Next 30 days
• Most popular artists worldwide
• Trending artists worldwide

• Tourbox for artists

Search for events or artists

• Sign up Log in

• Get the app
• Moscow concerts
• Change location
• Popular Artists
• Live streams
• Deutsch Português
• Popular artists
• On tour: yes
• Heathen is not playing near you. View all concerts
• Moscow, Russian Federation Change location

6,299 fans get concert alerts for this artist.

Join Songkick to track Heathen and get concert alerts when they play near you.

Nearest concert to you

Touring outside your city

Be the first to know when they tour near Moscow, Russian Federation

Join 6,299 fans getting concert alerts for this artist

Upcoming concerts (20) See all

Bogart's

Milwaukee Metal Fest

Wooly's

Delmar Hall

Thunderbird Cafe & Music Hall

The Opera House

Le Studio TD

Théâtre Capitole

The Rainbow

Paradise Rock Club presented by Citizens

View all upcoming concerts 20

Similar artists with upcoming concerts

Posters (12)

Past concerts

The Kingsland

Théâtre Fairmount

View all past concerts

Heathen tour dates and tickets 2024-2025 near you

Want to see Heathen in concert? Find information on all of Heathen’s upcoming concerts, tour dates and ticket information for 2024-2025.

Heathen is not due to play near your location currently - but they are scheduled to play 20 concerts across 4 countries in 2024-2025. View all concerts.

Similar artists

• Most popular charts
• API information
• Brand guidelines
• Community guidelines
• Terms of use
• Privacy policy
• Cookies settings
• Cookies policy

Get your tour dates seen everywhere.

• But we really hope you love us.

Taylor Swift made big changes to Eras Tour. What to know about set list, 'Tortured Poets'

PARIS, France — Who's afraid of little old Taylor Swift adding an additional set to her already extensive Eras Tour setlist ? The singer revivified her magnum opus in La Défense Arena adding seven songs from "The Tortured Poets Department."

Swift rearranged the majority of the show, leaving only the "Lover," "Fearless" and "Midnights" eras in their original spots. "Folklore" and "Evermore" joined forces in one eight-song set. Swift also debuted several new outfits and cut some songs from the set list.

Toward the end of her show, Swift officially launched the long-awaited “The Tortured Poets Department” section of the tour after the 1989 era.

Live from Paris: Taylor Swift's Eras Tour begins again in France

Swift performed the track “But Daddy I Love Him” off the April 19 album for her ecstatic fans while wearing a new beige dress with cursive letters.  

Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.

A road spiraled down the catwalk in an animation to initiate the era. The background animation showed a deserted road while large cages animated and fell on the road.

“Oh my god you should see your faces,” she sang.

She quickly segwayed into a brief moment of “So High School,” the beloved track speculated to be about her romance with Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. She then performed the powerhouse anthem “Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me.”

Swift switched to “Down Bad” before seamlessly transitioning into the lead single “Fortnight.” Stage production recreated an asylum that resembled the music video for the song with Post Malone, whose recorded harmony played concluding the song.

Dancers entered the stage in a marching band style format playing drums as she performed the wrath-fueled song “The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived.” Dancers Jan Ravnik and Kameron Saunders then revived Swift in a jazzy skit to set up “I Can Do With A Broken Heart,” where she debuted another new outfit.

“The End” text displayed wrapping up the era that’s likely here to stay. Other beloved tracks like “Guilty As Sin” and “Florida!” did not make the cut.

At the start of the secret set, Swift described the "Tortured Poets" set as "Female Rage: The Musical." Fans then got to hear another song from the new album as she played heartbreaking ballad "loml" on the piano as part of her acoustic set.

Set list: Taylor Swift unveils new Eras Tour in Paris with 'Tortured Poets' tracks

'The Tortured Poets Department' songs added to set list

Swift added these seven new songs from "Tortured Poets" to her set list:

• "But Daddy I Love Him"
• "So High School"
• "Who's Afraid of Little Old Me"
• "Fortnight"
• "The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived"
• "I Can Do It With A Broken Heart"

The eras in a new order

Swift switched up the order of her eras in the set list. Here's how the new show proceeds:

• "Speak Now"
• "Reputation"
• "Folklore" and "Evermore" combined
• "The Tortured Poets Department"
• Acoustic set of rotating, secret songs
• "Midnights"

Check out the entire new set list here .

Songs cut from the Eras Tour set list

Swift gave a preview of the songs cut from her show in the first release of her Eras Tour movie. To be fair, she incorporated opening act Paramore during the "Speak Now" set to sing "Castles Crumbling" after "Enchanted."

• "Lover": "The Archer"
• "Evermore": "'Tis the Damn Season" and "Tolerate It"
• "Speak Now": "Long Live"
• "Folklore": "The 1" and "The Last Great American Dynasty"

The tortured poet debuted the new set in front of 40,000-plus fans at La Défense Arena in Paris.

Don't miss any Taylor Swift news; sign up for the  free, weekly newsletter This Swift Beat.

Catch Taylor Swift live with tickets at  Vivid Seats , shop  merchandise , and stream her latest on  Disney+ . Purchases you make through our links may earn us and our publishing partners a commission.

Follow Taylor Swift reporter Bryan West on  Instagram ,  TikTok  and  X as @BryanWestTV .

Watch CBS News

CBS SF talks to Slayer guitarist Kerry King about his new band's debut album, upcoming tour

By Eddie Jorgensen

May 9, 2024 / 7:21 AM PDT / CBS San Francisco

For the uninitiated, Slayer's co-founding guitarist Kerry King has been at the forefront of thrash metal for almost four decades. With a style that encapsulates the finer moments of thrash, punk and metal, King's songs have been the soundtrack to many head-banging youths with such song staples as "Mandatory Suicide," "Hell Awaits," and "Raining Blood."

As the debut his new band's latest single "Idle Hands" proved, longtime Slayer fans didn't have to worry if the guitarist softened since Slayer's farewell tour back in November 2019. Said Kerry -- who ceremoniously left his trademark chains behind as he walked offstage at the last Slayer gig -- "I knew early on that I wasn't done, and I had no intention of not continuing to play."

With principle tracks recorded at Henson Studios in Los Angeles over the course of only two weeks, From Hell I Rise  was finished shortly thereafter. Featuring 13 blistering tracks including standouts "Crucifixation," "Toxic," "Residue," and the highly infectious "Tension," there isn't a dud to be found. And with song structures and topics that could only come from Slayer's axeman, this soundtrack to the apocalypse -- available on all formats on May 17th Reigning Phoenix Music -- is sure to incite riotous behavior and circle pits wherever the band performs.

Much more than a side project, Kerry King -- both the band and the man -- are on a mission and putting the group at the forefront of all conversations. While Slayer may have announced reunion appearances at a trio of festivals in the fall (including one at Aftershock 2024 in Sacramento ), King and his new band will be on the road as much as humanly possible. Started well before the pandemic, King has been a writing machine and, perhaps, even more prolific than during his full-time Slayer tenure. 

And while there is much chatter going on about Slayer returning this year, From Hell I Rise  showcases one helluva line-up and is much more than a distraction from current events. Featuring some of Bay Area's best including longtime Slayer drummer Paul Bostaph (who also once played in Forbidden), guitarist Phil Demmel (formerly with Vio-Lence and Machine Head, who is also a member of the recently unveiled supergroup Category 7 featuring Armored Saint and former Anthrax frontman John Bush), and Death Angel vocalist Mark Osegueda along with bassist Kyle Sanders (Hellyeah), there is more than enough firepower to appease even the most devout Slayer fan.

As luck would have it, the band will be supporting Lamb Of God and Mastodon on a stateside trek dubbed the "Ashes of Leviathan Tour" that sees them crisscrossing the U.S. starting July 19th in Grand Prairie, TX and then ultimately ending in La Vista, Nebraska at the close of August.

CBS SF:  Just finally listened to the new album as a whole and it's a great listen from top to bottom. How long have these songs been ruminating? Were any of these riffs meant for Slayer originally?

Kerry King: There are two complete songs on this album that were left over from 'Repentless' and they were even done lyrically then, but I wasn't thrilled with how they turned out. I put them back in my pocket until the next Slayer record, but there never was a next record, so that became part of my new record.  Some of these riffs, like the main body of 'Residue,' is probably over 20 years old. I could never find the parts to finish it. This time I was able to. It's one of those songs that I always knew I wanted to use, but didn't want to put it out prematurely. There's tons of stuff I wrote since Slayer was done. There's also tons of stuff I wrote since 'From Hell I Arise' was done, so record number two is shaping up nicely as well.

CBS SF:  Your band features a veritable who's who of the Bay Area metal scene. Why that area in particular?

Kerry King: I didn't think of it like that, but that's just how it panned out. I've known these guys -- especially, everybody from the Bay Area -- for decades.  All of them except Mark [Osegueda] needed work. Certainly Paul and I were out of work. Phil Demmel was also out of work, but he put his name in the hat very early and worked with us doing demos off and on. Every five or six weeks, he'd come down to play and we'd sound better. 

Using the demos we had, Phil would send new ideas whenever had new material. Phil's an incredible player and Mark's one of the best singers in thrash metal, without question. The pulse of thrash definitely comes from there. We were a little displaced because we were in Southern California, but at the end of the day, so was Metallica. 

I met Kyle in 2015 on the Mayhem Tour and we became friends very quickly. I knew that if I ever wanted a bassist, that's who I'd be calling. He's my East Coast connection. Paul's been working with me on and off since the early 90's, so the talent and the friendship is there. I'm happy I could help the guys out when they didn't have work. Right now, I get to go forward and show everybody what we got. 

CBS SF: A full U.S. tour is already on the books. Do you plan to stay as busy with the KKB in 2025?

Kerry King: Absolutely. I would like to get something filled up between October and December 2024, but if the promoters think that's too early, then it will be soon after the New Year as business picks up again. Five weeks in Europe is very short for any kind of tour, be it festivals, or whatever. We want to go back and do a proper headline tour over there. We'll probably come to the States and do a proper headline tour or shift gears and put our other record out. We will be busy for sure.

CBS SF:  Do you prefer festivals over headlining dates?

Kerry King: That's difficult. I like both. If I had my choice, I would probably say a headlining date.  When you're doing festivals, you're just a pawn in a sea of bands that are there to entertain a mass of people, so there's too many cooks in the kitchen, so to speak.

CBS SF:  Any songs that didn't make the record?

Kerry King: Absolutely.  Within three months of Paul and I getting together, we had so many songs.  I said, "Hey dude, let's shift gears and finish the ones I've already got lyrics or titles for, or just songs making this record, so we aren't spinning our wheels and getting burned out." Before we called those songs, we made demos of them however far along they were at that point, and those are ones I'm going to readdress when I start working on stuff again. Actually, when I finally go on tour, during days off I'm going to really try to finish lyrics and stuff. When I come home and when the tour cycle is over, we can go right back in the studio and get more music out.

CBS SF:  Why no Bay Area show scheduled so far? Seems like your biggest market aside from Los Angeles and New York.

Kerry King: I'll bet that Lamb of God has played the Bay Area recently. There's no New York City show either, so I'm assuming Lamb of God had shows there awhile ago as well. We're playing the sheds in some B & C markets, but when we come back we'll be hitting the other places.

CBS SF:  What are your earliest memories of touring alongside Mark Osegueda previous to joining the band? What about Phil Demmel? 

Kerry King: My earliest memories are all gone, because that was probably 40 years ago. I've known Mark since he was a teenager singing in Death Angel. I remember them opening for us because Mark always reminds me he did when he was not even 18 years old and still a kid. Beyond that, Death Angel did an opening run for us in around 2016 or 2017. Before that, it was basically different circles. 

As far as Phil goes, I knew Phil in Vio-Lence, but really I don't remember that period either. We'd already toured with Machine Head lots and unless we were playing the same festivals and we turned up at the same place, I would never see him. However, every time if I was off and he came through or he was off and I came through, we'd hang to talk music and stuff.

CBS SF:  Have you worked with anyone else outside of your band that has music recorded for possible release someday?

Kerry King: No. This isn't a solo project. Kerry King [the band] happens to have my name on it. This is my band and will be until we decide no longer to be one. Hopefully, that's when we're all done and want to hang it up to go sit on our porch and watch a bucket of grass grow. These are my guys now, so get used to them.

Featured Local Savings

More from cbs news.

Prolific Hollywood producer Roger Corman, "King of the Bs," dies at 98

New play commemorates the history of SF's Fillmore District

49ers counting on new coordinator Nick Sorensen to get defensive unit back to dominance

Stern Grove Festival 2024 lineup features Chaka Khan, Herbie Hancock, Tegan & Sara, more