HELLOWEEN announce the first part of the 40th anniversary tour

Helloween belong to the pioneers when it comes to heavy metal from Germany. The band founded 1983 in Hamburg and started a very impressive career with “Walls of Jericho”, the debut album from 1985. The two “Keeper of the Seven Keys” albums catapulted the band to the top of metal, a place the band never left again in the following decades.

A milestone moment was also the announcement of the “Pumpkins United”-tour in 2017 and “Helloween”, the studio effort from 2021. Currently working on a new studio album, Helloween also announced an upcoming tour.

To celebrate 40 years of Helloween, Hamburgs metal institution will embark on a roadtrip in autumn 2025. The start will be on October 17th, 2025 in Luxemburg while the final show of this tour will take place on November 22nd, 2025 in Stuttgart.

On November 1^st, 2025 Helloween will play a show at Barclays Arena, Hamburg which is a home game show for the band. Next to some surprises, the band also mentioned that some new songs will be part of the setlist.

With Helloween on tour will be Beast In Black.

17. October               LU – Luxemburg, Rockhal
18. October               NL – Tilburg, 013
20. October               UK – London, Eventim Apollo
22. October               FR – Paris, Le Zenith
24. October               CZ – Prag, O2 Arena
25. October               SK – Zvolen, Tiposbet Arena
26. October               HU – Budapest, Papp Laszlo Arena
28. October               PL – Katowice, Spodek
31. October               DE – Bochum, Ruhrcongress
01. November           DE – Hamburg, Barclays Arena
03. November           NO – Oslo, Sentrum Scene
04. November           NO – Oslo, Sentrum Scene
06. November           FI – Helsinki, Ice Hall
08. November           SE – Gothenburg, Partille Arena
13. November           PT – Lissabon, Campo Pequeno
15. November          ES – Madrid, La Cubierta des Leganes
19. November          IT – Mailand, Forum
20. November          CH – Zürich, The Hall
22. November          DE – Stuttgart, Schleyerhalle