
Hard Rock/Metal
Paradise Lost Tickets
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Concerts in United Kingdom
- 13 December 2025Saturday 16:30BradfordBradford LiveWool City Rockers ft. New Model Army + Terrorvision + Paradise LostLow Availability
- 20 March 2026Friday 19:00BelfastThe Limelight 2Paradise Lost
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- 1 August 2026Saturday 18:00HalifaxThe Piece HallOpeth
International Concerts
- 11 February 2026Wednesday 19:00Oslo, NorwayJohn DeeParadise Lost
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- 13 February 2026Friday 20:00Karlstad, SwedenNöjesfabrikenPARADISE LOST
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- 18 February 2026Wednesday 00:00Lahti, FinlandFINLANDIA-KLUBI, SibeliustaloParadise Lost Ascension of Europe tour part 2
- 20 February 2026Friday 00:00Helsinki, FinlandÄäniwalliParadise Lost Ascension of Europe tour part 2
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- 21 March 2026Saturday 19:00Dublin, IrelandThe AcademyParadise Lost
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- 22 March 2026Sunday 20:00Limerick City, LK, IrelandDolans WarehouseParadise Lost
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About
More than three decades into their career, and with over two million albums sold, Paradise Lost remain the undisputed kings of metal’s dark side. Formed in Halifax in 1988, the band quickly became noted as the pioneers of gothic metal through their early groundbreaking albums like 1991’s aptly-titled Gothic, a mixture of heaviness intertwined with shadowy melody and atmosphere.
Never a group to remain creatively static, across their career they’ve explored myriad avenues of dark music, from sludgy doom-death roots, to conquering the metal mainstream with the enormous, lush sounds of 1995’s Draconian Times, to more experimental, electronic leanings , leaving an influence on a trail of artists as varied as Cradle Of Filth, HIM, Gatecreeper and Chelsea Wolfe.
Now, in 2025, the Yorkshire quintet return with their staggering 17th album, Ascension, a record that sees their crown continue to gleam as it underlines just how they attained their position. Produced by guitarist Gregor Mackintosh at Black Planet East studios in Yorkshire, with drums and vocals captured at NBS and Wasteland studios in Sweden, its 10 tracks traverse the multitude of sounds in the band’s arsenal, from full-bore heavy metal to sky-high melody, all the while keeping a minor-key melancholy that remains irresistible.
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