System of a Down expands their 2026 European stadium tour with Queens of the Stone Age, scheduling an additional London concert.
System of a Down Announces European Tour for 2023 and 2026
Renowned rock band System of a Down has announced an exciting return to Europe for a series of concerts in 2023 and 2026. The tour will mark the band's first European outing since their performance at Download Festival in 2017.
The UK leg of the tour will see System of a Down play two shows at the iconic Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on July 13 and 15, 2023, and July 15, 2026. The second London show in 2023 will be a highly anticipated event, following the band's last London show at Wembley Arena in 2015.
In addition to the UK dates, the European tour will visit Sweden, France, Italy, Germany, and Poland. The tour will kick off in Sweden on June 29, 2023.
Queens of the Stone Age and Acid Bath, who reformed last year, will support System of a Down in both London shows. However, the supporting act for the 2023 concerts in London has not been specified in the provided search results.
System of a Down's recent touring activities have been limited due to creative frustration with the lifestyle and frontman Serj Tankian's surgery on his back in 2021. But the band is back, and fans can look forward to a spectacular show.
In a nod to rock legend Ozzy Osbourne, System of a Down performed 'Snowblind' for the first time in 23 years a few weeks ago. This performance indicates that the band is ready to bring their unique blend of hard rock and heavy metal to stages across Europe.
Tickets for the London show presale will open at 12pm BST tomorrow (September 17). Fans can find tour tickets on the band's website.
So, get ready to rock! System of a Down is coming to Europe, and it's going to be a show to remember.
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