As if that wasn’t enough, thrash metal titans Megadeth will join as special guests on all dates.
For Irish fans, the excitement peaks with a highly-anticipated Dublin stop at the 3Arena, on October 22nd. Disturbed’s debut album, released in 2000, catapulted them into the global spotlight, selling over five million copies and birthing iconic anthems like “Down With The Sickness,” “Stupify,” and “Voices.” Now, 25 years later, the band is bringing it back to the stage in full force.
Tickets for The Sickness 25th Anniversary Tour go on sale Friday, February 28th at 10 AM local time via this link. , with various pre-sales available in the days leading up. Mastercard holders in select countries will have early access from February 26th.
In addition to the tour, Disturbed is also celebrating the milestone with a special 25th-anniversary edition reissue of The Sickness, due out March 7th via Warner. The expanded edition will feature b-sides, demos, and unreleased tracks, available across multiple formats, including vinyl box sets and deluxe CDs.
Adding even more fuel to the fire, the band has just unleashed a brand-new single, “I Will Not Break,” via Vertigo Music/UMG. Produced by WZRD BLD (Knocked Loose, Ice Nine Kills), the song delivers a fierce message of resilience in the face of adversity. It’s the first new music from Disturbed since their 2022 album Divisive and hints at even more to come.
Disturbed’s legacy in metal is undeniable, boasting over 17 million units sold and a staggering 14 billion streams worldwide. With The Sickness alone racking up 2.5 billion streams and earning multiple platinum and gold certifications, its impact on heavy music remains as potent as ever.
Don’t miss your chance to witness history in the making when Disturbed and Megadeth bring the Sickness 25th Anniversary Tour to Dublin’s 3Arena on October 22nd. Stay tuned for more updates and get ready for a night of unrelenting metal mayhem!
This show will also mark Megadeth’s return to Arenas following a slew of huge festival appearances over the last few years, which included Hellfest, Wacken, and Bloodstock.
Check out full run of dates below.
Oran O’Beirne
www.overdrive.ie 2025
