Kraken’s 2025-2026 UK Tour Announced: The Beast Emerges! 🦑

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King Kraken has unveiled its massive 2025-2026 UK Tour + Festival Rampage, promising an onslaught of support slots, festivals, intimate club chaos, and enough riffs to sink the Titanic twice. Fans are already buzzing about what promises to be the heaviest tour of the year, with one stating, “The Kraken has awoken,” and another predicting that Chepstow Castle is set to be leveled.

The tour kicks off in December 2025 with The Crobot Offensive, featuring shows in Southampton, Nottingham, Wolverhampton, Islington, Crumlin, and Brighton. The early months of 2026 see King Kraken warming up for chaos, supporting Fozzy in Cardiff. The spring of 2026 ignites with the Festival Firestarter, including appearances at Springfest UK in Blackpool, Call of the Wild in Lincolnshire, and SOS Fest XVII in Oldham. The summer of 2026 brings the Main Festival Rampage, with shows at Steelhouse Festival in Ebbw Vale, Hammerdown Festival in Worthing, a special show at Chepstow Castle, and Hella Rock Festival in Coventry.

Fans eager to secure their tickets can expect a range of costs and upgrades across different types of shows, from club shows to special support shows, indoor festivals, and major summer festivals. With options like Early Entry Add-Ons, VIP Upgrades, and exclusive VIP packages, fans can tailor their King Kraken experience to fit their preferences and budget.

What can concert-goers expect from a King Kraken show? Fist-pumping sludge metal, riffs heavy enough to bend steel, a frontman who roars like a Welsh kaiju, optional beer-spilling pits, mandatory vibes, unironic chants of “UNLEASH THE KRAKEN!”, and a maximum dose of Welsh energy.

The 2025-2026 era of King Kraken is shaping up to be the ultimate fan experience, with more dates, more festivals, and more carnage on the horizon. The band’s rise continues with a promise of more epic shows, more headbanging riffs, and more Welsh energy than ever before.

So, grab your lifejacket, your earplugs, and your ticket to the Kraken rampage across the UK. This is not just a tour – it’s a seismic event that promises to leave fans roaring for more. King Kraken has awoken, and the beast is ready to conquer the stages and festivals of Britain with an unstoppable force of rock and metal.

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