Three Days Grace to kick off European tour in Budapest

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Canadian rock band Three Days Grace is gearing up for their European tour in 2025, commencing in Budapest at the renowned Papp László Budapest Sport arena. Showgoers can catch the action-packed performance on 14 November, as Live Nation officially announced.

Embarking on a whirlwind 21-date tour, the band will hit all the major European hotspots, including Hamburg, Berlin, Paris, Brussels, and concluding the journey in London on 13 December.

Since their formation back in 1992, Three Days Grace has made a significant mark on the music scene with their hard-hitting rock anthems and soulful ballads. The power-packed lineup of Adam Gontier (vocals), Matt Walst (vocals), Barry Stock (guitar), Brad Walst (bass, vocals), and Neil Sanderson (drums, keyboards, vocals) has garnered a global following. Their music has amassed billions of streams, millions of albums sold worldwide, and an impressive array of accolades. The group has also had the privilege of gracing stages at sold-out arena shows around the globe.

With an enviable discography that includes seven stellar albums, from their self-titled debut in 2003 to their latest offering “Explosions” in 2022, Three Days Grace has showcased their versatility. Fielding massive hits such as ‘Home’, ‘Just Like You’, ‘Pain’, ‘Animal I Have Become’, ‘World So Cold’, ‘Painkiller’, and ‘Mayday’, their music transcends borders. Notably, the band has garnered more than 14.5 million monthly listeners on Spotify, solidifying their status as one of the most streamed rock bands in the world.

Beyond their musical prowess, Three Days Grace’s sound has infiltrated pop culture, making appearances in the NBA2K19 video game and undergoing reimaginings and sampling by various artists, including Jeris Johnson, Lil Peep, and Lil Tracy. Their recent collaboration with Travis Scott on a musical venture has expanded their reach and fan base.

Hungarian fans are no strangers to Three Days Grace’s electrifying performances, having witnessed the band’s live spectacle at venues like Budapest Park in 2019 and 2022. Notably, the band chose their 2022 Explosions tour to shoot the music video for ‘I Am the Weapon’. Showcasing a dynamic mix of their classic hits and fresh tracks, like ‘Outsider’, fans attending the upcoming Budapest show are in for a treat.

The Budapest concert marks the band’s third appearance in Hungary, solidifying their status as a favorite musical act in the region. The performance promises to captivate audiences with a blend of nostalgia and new energy, delivering a memorable night filled with rock and roll spirit.

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