M. Shadows Confirms Avenged Sevenfold Will Only Play One Show In The USA Next Year

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In a series of tweets, M. Shadows revealed Avenged Sevenfold’s only US concert in 2025.

“We will only be playing 1 show in the United States in 2025. Deathbats Club and Ticketpass will have access to tickets for 24 hours starting tomorrow,” the frontman wrote in his post.

“Genuine question because i wanna know and not try to attack you or something… when are you going to start implementing ticketpass early access for shows in Europe and other parts of the world? Is this something you are thinking of?” a fan asked the singer in the comment section.

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M. Shadows responded by saying, “The ticket providers haven’t built out that technology like they have w Ticketmaster in the US. We are ready when they are.”

On October 25, Avenged Sevenfold played a special show with songs from their 2003 album ‘Waking The Fallen’ and 2005’s ‘City of Evil.’ The concert was held at The Observatory in Santa Ana, California, with Death By Stereo as the headliner. For Halloween, M. Shadows wore a skeleton jumpsuit and skull makeup. The band performed some tracks not heard in over six years.

Tickets for the show were sold in August only to members of the Deathbats Club, Avenged Sevenfold’s fan community. The tickets were priced at $25 each, with a limit of two tickets per order.

In June, Avenged Sevenfold guitarist Zacky Vengeance told NME that the band was planning to celebrate the 20th anniversary of ‘City of Evil’ and the 15th anniversary of ‘Nightmare’ in 2025.

He said, “I think those albums are really monumental and fans have grown with them. They’ve meant a certain thing to people at a certain place in their life, so I think it’s important that we do something.”

“I’m totally cool with celebrating those albums because it was such a great place and time. Plus, it’s actually fun to relive and play those songs and get those reactions. To bank our entire career off past successes, we can’t do it, but we’ll definitely do something to celebrate those albums though,” the rocker added.

Avenged Sevenfold has no scheduled shows this year. Next, they will perform in Chorrillos, Peru on March 29. The band will be headlining Vivo x El Rock.

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