RedHook Announce First Ever UK & European Headline Tour
Australian heavy alt-rock powerhouse RedHook are back in the UK and Europe in April and May 2025 for their debut headline tour. The announcement comes hot on the heels of their album, ‘Mutation’, setting the stage for a tour that promises high-energy performances and plenty of fan-favorite anthems.
Speaking on the tour frontwoman Emmy Mack shared:
“I don’t think we’ll ever get used to the feeling of going to the other side of the world and seeing a room full of people singing our songs back to us. We’re excited AF to finally be putting our big boy pants on and returning to give UK and EU fans their first full RedHook live show experience and celebrate the new album with our first-ever headline shows! It’s about time!! We can’t wait to make some bad decisions with you all.”
The 15-date ‘Mutation Tour 2025’ kicks off in Southampton on April 24th, before making stops in London, Leeds, Manchester, Nottingham, and Bristol. From there, the band will take their high-octane show to the Netherlands, Austria, and Germany, wrapping up the run with a string of performances across Stuttgart, Cologne, and Frankfurt. Full tour dates are listed below.
UK Dates:
- 24th April – Joiners, Southampton
- 25th April – The Lower Third, London
- 26th April – Key Club, Leeds
- 27th April – Deaf Institute, Manchester
- 29th April – Bodega, Nottingham
- 30th April – The Exchange, Bristol
European Dates:
- 2nd May – The Jack, Eindhoven, Netherlands
- 3rd May – Patronaat, Haarlem, Netherlands
- 4th May – Hebebühne, Hamburg, Germany
- 6th May – Lark, Berlin, Germany
- 7th May – Klub Varsava, Vienna, Austria
- 8th May – Arena Raum, Stuttgart, Germany
- 9th May – Im Wizemann, Stuttgart, Germany
- 10th May – Tsunami Club, Cologne, Germany
- 11th May – Nachtelben, Frankfurt, Germany
Tickets go on general sale on January 24th.
With a reputation for ferocious live energy and genre-blending anthems, RedHook’s headline tour is set to be one of the must-see events of 2025 for alternative rock fans.
