Heriot announce 2025 ‘Devoured By The Mouth Of Hell’ UK tour

Heriot have introduced their greatest UK dates to this point, to happen in April subsequent 12 months – see the complete record of exhibits under.

The British steel band and up to date NME Cowl stars will play 5 exhibits across the nation as a part of the ‘Devoured By The Mouth Of Hell’ tour, the largest headline dates of their profession.

The tour kicks off in Glasgow’s G2 on April 9 and goes on to incorporate Bristol, London and Birmingham, earlier than rounding off at Manchester’s Insurrection on April 13. Tickets are on sale now and yow will discover yours here.

DEVOURED BY THE MOUTH OF HELL 2025

We’re happy to announce our greatest UK headline exhibits thus far for April 2025.

Tickets on sale Friday at 10am pic.twitter.com/fulPJSa1tu

— HERIOT (@heriotmetal) December 4, 2024

Asserting the tour on X on December 4, the band wrote: “DEVOURED BY THE MOUTH OF HELL 2025. We’re happy to announce our greatest UK headline exhibits thus far for April 2025. Tickets on sale Friday at 10am.”

The band are at the moment on a tour round Europe, taking part in in Helsinki’s Aaniwalli on Saturday (December 7), earlier than heading to Copenhagen, Berlin, Warsaw, Prague, Dresden, Budapest, Vienna, Trezzo sull’Adda, Prattein, Munich and Karlsruhe, and ultimately winding up in Cologne on December 21. Discover ticket data for these exhibits here.

Heriot appeared on a September version of The Cowl, which adopted on from the discharge of their debut album, additionally named ‘Devoured By The Mouth Of Hell’.

The band additionally assembled an unique playlist to accompany the story, made up of songs that impressed the album. Artists included within the choice included Korn, Slipknot and Slayer – and Billie Eilish. Hearken to the complete playlist on Spotify under and on Apple Music.

Of their Cowl story, Heriot mirrored on how the influences they’ve absorbed, from different music and the world at massive, have led to the enigmatic, cataclysmic temper of their album. “If all the pieces was completely satisfied and peaceable and good, then we’d in all probability make actually completely satisfied music,” vocalist and bassist Jake Packer mentioned. Vocalist and guitarist Debbie Gough added: “The world will get increasingly more gray as you become old – it’s not black and white. How do you navigate that?”

The band additionally weighed in on the state of steel music, from pop stars’ flirtations with the style to thriving scenes in each the UK and US. “Lots of people are realising they want one thing a bit more durable or extra abrasive and uncooked of their life,” Packer theorised. “Steel offers that on a plate. It’s not as commercialised and persons are discovering that there’s extra [music out there] than simply what’s in entrance of them.”