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03 Oct 2023

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• Destroy All Lines, the promoter of GHOST, wishes to advise you that the venue for GHOST on Tuesday 3 October 2023, has been changed to Qudos Bank Arena.
• Presented by:  Destroy All Lines
• One of the world's most exhilarating and esteemed creative forces, Grammy-winning Swedish theatrical rock band  GHOST  are delighted to announce their first Australian headline tour this October.
• Kicking off in Sydney on Tuesday, October 3 at the Hordern Pavilion, the tour will then head down to Melbourne on Wednesday, October 4 at Margaret Court Arena before making its way to Brisbane on Saturday, October 7 at the Riverstage.

Dates & Times

Tuesday 3 October, 2023 (SOLD OUT)

This concert has been moved to Qudos Bank Arena

EVENT TIMES

Doors: 6:30pm

Start: 7:30pm

*Times are subject to change without notice

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General Admission: $109.90

*THIS AN ALL AGES EVENT

**This event is sold as general admission, first come first serve.

• Venue presale begins Wednesday 26 April, 9am
• Tickets on sale Friday 28 April, 9am

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• Song played from tape Klara stjärnor ( Jan Johansen  song) Play Video
• Song played from tape Miserere mei, Deus ( Gregorio Allegri  song) Play Video
• Song played from tape Imperium Play Video
• Kaisarion Play Video
• Rats Play Video
• Faith Play Video
• Spillways Play Video
• Cirice Play Video
• Absolution Play Video
• Ritual Play Video
• Call Me Little Sunshine Play Video
• Con Clavi Con Dio Play Video
• Watcher in the Sky Play Video
• Year Zero Play Video
• Song played from tape Spöksonat Play Video
• He Is Play Video
• Miasma Play Video
• Mary on a Cross Play Video
• Mummy Dust Play Video
• Respite on the Spitalfields Play Video
• Kiss the Go-Goat Play Video
• Dance Macabre Play Video
• Square Hammer Play Video
• Song played from tape Sorrow in the Wind ( Emmylou Harris  song) Play Video
• Song played from tape Så länge skutan kan gå ( Per Myrberg  song) Play Video

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Ghost Announce 2023 Australian Tour

By Alex Gallagher

Swedish rock congregation Ghost are headed to Australia in October to play their biggest shows in the country, with the band announcing a trio of east coast dates. Papa Emeritus IV and his group of Nameless Ghouls will kick off their first run of Australian shows in over four years on Tuesday, 3rd October with a gig at Sydney’s Hordern Pavilion.

They’ll bring their theatrical live show to Margaret Court Arena in Melbourne the following night, before wrapping up the tour at Riverstage in Brisbane on Saturday, 7th October. Tickets are on sale this Friday, 28th April at 9am local time, with a pre-sale kicking off Wednesday, 26th April. Register for that here .

Watch Ghost Perform ‘Mary on a Cross’ Live in 2022

Ghost were last in Australia in 2019, when they performed as part of that year’s Download Festival in Sydney and Melbourne, along with a headline show in Brisbane. Since then, the band have released their fifth studio album, last year’s Impera.

Next month, Ghost will release a covers EP titled Phantomime featuring their own renditions of songs by Genesis , Television , The Stranglers , Iron Maiden and Tina Turner . That’s set to arrive on Thursday, 18th May, and has been previewed with one single: a cover of Genesis’ ‘Jesus He Knows Me’ .

Ghost 2023 Australian Tour

• Tuesday, 3rd October – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney
• Wednesday, 4th October – Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne
• Saturday, 7th October – Riverstage, Brisbane

Tickets on sale Friday, 28th April

Further Reading

Ghost’s Tobias Forge On Putting Together A Ghost Live Show & The Band’s Identity Crisis

Ghost Take on Tina Turner, Iron Maiden and More on Upcoming Covers EP

Ghost Release New Single ‘Twenties’

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Ghost To Headline in Australia For the First Time

by Paul Cashmere on April 24, 2023

Ghost will return to Australia in October for their first headline tour.

Sweden’s Ghost last played in Australia for Download in 2019. The band formed in Linköping, Sweden in 2006. With five albums in their two most recent ‘Prequelle’ (2018) and ‘Impera’ (2022) were both Top 10 in Australia.

GHOST AUSTRALIAN TOUR 2023 TOUR DATES:

Tuesday 3 October – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney Wednesday 4 October – Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne Saturday 7 October – Riverstage, Brisbane

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Tobias Forge – Ghost ‘A Debut Headline Tour For Spooky Season’

Posted on April 24, 2023 by walladmin

It’s time Aussie fans get the Ghost live set we deserve. We’ve been worthy fans ripping through their back catalogue and spinning fresh covers ‘ Jesus He Knows Me ‘ off forthcoming EP Phantomime and of course marvellous 2022 record Impera . After gawping at the masked ghouls at events like Download Festival 2019 , Aussie fans are ready for the real deal.

Well, in case you missed it last night, it’s happening very soon. The Swedes will be flying down via Destroy All Lines for an east coast three-date headline run in October, starting in Sydney, moving to Melbourne and then winding up in Brisbane. Notably, the metallers are playing some significant venues which you can suss out below, along with early bird dates, links and the usual one-stop-shop for your tickets.

To celebrate the tour announcement, our good friend and publicity queen Tiana Speter sat down with vocalist Tobias Forge to find out what we can expect.

Tobias, I cannot tell you how excited Australia collectively is that Ghost are not only coming back here in 2023 – but it’ll also mark the first full headline tour we get to witness too. On top of that there’s a new EP coming out imminently next month as well. But let’s talk shows to begin with, Ghost have become a band that people say are a “must see” before you die, and there’s a lot of shows on the cards in 2023 for the band before you get here. As a band who are constantly raising the bar in a live setting, have you been planning anything new or crazy for your 2023 shows?

The shorter answer is yes, technically we have. But it’s also a continuation of the Impera tour, so it’s reminiscent of that, it’s a continuation. Without being too technical and boring people with practical things, there are a few things that we have changed around in order for us to be slightly more mobile. And that is also one of the reasons why we were finally able to come back to Australia and not do a festival.

That’s nothing against Download or, back in the day, Soundwave, and all that stuff. But we’ve done that, and I’ve always felt that it was irritating not to be able to do a full show. There’s no bad will there amongst anyone, it’s very practical and economical, and obviously the different crises and the distance have been issues too. But now – finally!

And our touring just continues, we go from the last show of the American tour over to Mexico, we do a Mexican show, then we go down to South America and then just head over the pond (laughs). 

Just casually sneak in a trip to the other side of the world on top of that, I love it! And interestingly you brought up Download there, the last time I saw Ghost play was at Download in 2019 which seems like a lifetime ago – but so much has gone on in the world since then, and in the world of Ghost as well. In and amongst all of that there’s been the new album Impera , and the new EP Phantomime is on its way. But with regards to the making of Impera, given this Aussie tour will continue that album’s cycle – it’s album #5, nobody’s first rodeo by any means, but was there any trepidation in the lead up to making this album? Do you ever get that external expectation factor playing into things, or are you just able to bottle the magic and organically evolve?

I think it would be unnatural to not have those moments of doubt, or moments of standing at the crossroads pondering over whether to go this or that direction, especially when you have momentum going. As long as I’ve been making Ghost records, with the odd exception of the first one that was sort of written in a vacuum, as most debut albums are, they’re usually the purest because there’s very little outside influence…as soon as you’re releasing an album and then if you happen to gather a following – every album after that will most naturally have some sort of impact or be impacted by whatever’s going on around the band. And ever since I wrote the second record, I’ve been very adamant about not repeating what we just did – and not repeating myself. But also, of course, not trying to wash away any of those components that might be more DNA-based. But it’s like if I were a chef and I started different restaurants. You don’t wanna do a franchise. Of course, you could do a franchise, you could have a Tobias’s on every corner, equivalent to Tony’s (laughs). But usually the most renowned chefs, they have one sushi place and then they have one pasta place and one fusion place and all that. But they still have that through line, and that’s how I regard my records. It’s supposed to feel that it’s the same blood in there; but they are also supposed to be different, it’s supposed to be ever-changing.

I think I’ve managed to do that, but there are always moments where, you know, making a record is a timely process. And if I’m just speaking from this perspective right now and at this exact point in time – we’re about to embark on this tour. We’re gonna start on May 3rd, I think that’s when all the band members and everybody in the band and crew are coming here to Stockholm. We’re gonna rehearse and then we go out on tour until October pretty much. So, for some of the writing that I’ve been doing up until now, and it has been going on a little bit – but I’m shutting that down for a bit for a while. Then when I come back to the studio in October – then it’s full on, I’m gonna work full time until the next record is done at the beginning of next year.

Spontaneously, intuitively, I already know a lot of the things about the record already. I know what it’s gonna be called, I know the thematics of it, I know what the sleeve is gonna look like and all of the things I want to do. Sometimes, the idea may be intuitive, the idea might be solid. But between now and handing over the record to the record label next year, you go through so many moments of: “oh shit, this sucks!”. And: “this is the best record ever!”. It just goes up and down like that. And I think the trick is to just sort of know the signals and sometimes just go back and rely on what you felt about a song three months ago. It’s great, it’s just that you’ve developed hearing aids (laughs) so you don’t hear it completely anymore, you know?

Photo Gallery by  Mick Goddard .  Insta:  @mickg_photography

That’s an incredible insight into your creative process, especially coming from someone who has been part of this journey for a very decent amount of time now and already has such a strong legacy in their wake. And outside of touring and writing new music, as I mentioned earlier, there is, of course, a new EP PHANTOMIME out in May, a five-track collection of epic covers. It’s not your first entry into the covers arena, but is there any inkling about whether we may hear some of these new tracks from the EP live in action in October? Or are you guys sticking to the set list that’s been stamped out so far on the Impera tour?

Most likely, yes. I don’t think we’re gonna play more than one or maybe two of them, because we still wanna focus on Impera, you know, Pantomime is an extension of that album first and foremost. And especially now that we’re heading into territories that we haven’t been to in many records (laughs), many albums ago! The focus is gonna be to update everyone on the core of the new self-made material. But, Jesus Knows Me , the latest single, that feels like an immediate hit which I believe is gonna go down very well on stage. And I think we’re gonna play it really well – so why not play that!

I don’t doubt it for a second. And I think if the music video is anything to go by, we’re in for a very memorable time. And before I let you go today, in honour of the ecstatic news that Ghost are returning to Australia this year – what are some of your own fondest memories from your previous visits to Australia, this is definitely not your first down under rodeo in 2023!

Oh, several! Ever since we were there the first time, which was for Soundwave, and we also did Big Day Out as well. I think you’ve heard this many times before, but the one thing that was synonymous with Soundwave was the fact that you came down and did five shows across the country. The tours included Adelaide and Perth, but somehow somewhere down the line, I don’t know if something changed, but I’ve understood that you don’t do those long treks anymore. Or to the extent that it was. But back then, since the shows were only on weekends, Perth was one weekend and then you did Adelaide and Melbourne one weekend, then Sydney and Brisbane or the Gold Coast…you were there essentially for over two weeks with a whole heck of a lot of days off. And you had time to do a lot of these things that you don’t normally do on tour, you know, full on touristy things. You can go to the beach, you can go anywhere, essentially like a normal vacation. 

I think if you ask any band who was active in the last 20 years that was part of Soundwave or Big Day Out, they would say the same thing. It was amazing! All of the bands were staying at the same big hotel and were very taken care of. And all over town, all these bands that were in town did these sideshows. Because we were all in bands, most of us just went back and forth between Frankie’s Pizza or Cherry Bar and went to all these shows, seeing all these bands playing small clubs or theatres, and some bands played bigger places as well. 

I have a lot of good memories there, and I got to know a few people there who are nowadays very close friends of mine, in Sydney in particular. And that now is very much part of my personal trip, coming down to Australia means hanging out with them. 

I only have fond memories from the shows we’ve done there, I believe I’m correct in saying that we’ve done one headline show in Sydney…or was it Melbourne?! I don’t remember this because that’s almost 10 years ago, so I don’t remember exactly what we did. We did one sideshow I remember, maybe it was part of the Big Day Out. And we did a sideshow last time in Brisbane which was phenomenal . And not a small club either, it was a huge venue.

There’s a lot of good memories from both aspects on and off the stage, but what makes up for really great touring down there is obviously the weather and the people, the people’s attitudes are just remarkable. Everybody’s so nice, everybody’s so positive. I don’t know what it is, there’s just something very joyous over there. But it fucking breaks my heart hearing that Frankie’s Pizza is not there anymore.

I was gonna say, we lost an institution there, I’m still grieving that loss. What can we get you to do down here in October to make up for it, is there anything still on the bucket list?

I always go to Utopia. That’s my go-to store. But with Frankie’s gone, I don’t know, is there anything else that would be the equivalent now? What is the new place instead of going there? Where do you go?

See, I just moved back to the Gold Coast from Sydney so that is a very good question because I’ve been asking myself the same thing. There’s a heap of fun record shops that have bars attached, and there’s a little prohibition bar close to where Frankie’s was that has hot jazz and waiters dressed up in flapper dressers and suspenders…it’s cute, but it’s just not the same kind of dive bar experience. There’s a very big gap in the market it seems, maybe we need a Ghost bar?!

Don’t tempt me! It’s unbelievable, I mean obviously we’re talking about someone else’s shop here right now. Isn’t it owned by some investment group that does several bars? I mean, if their lease was up or anything like that, they should just move all that stuff to a new location. Then, hear me out people who own that, I don’t remember the name of the group…but I know they have several other different restaurants, fucking open Frankie’s again somewhere else!

Written by  Tiana Speter   @tiana_elena

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Ghost Announce First Australian Headline Tour

With over a billion streams and a knack for crafting infectious musical delights, GHOST is a band that truly lives up to the term “spectacle.” From their imposing yet elegant and finely-crafted sonic output to their ethereal live performances, the group continues to grow their fan base and captivate audiences with each new release and show. Their brand of theatricality incorporates a mesmerizing twist on a range of genres, and the GHOST mystique and breathtaking skill is evident both on stage and across their five full-length albums and multiple EPs, including their upcoming covers EP, PHANTOMIME , set to release this May.

PHANTOMIME will feature five tracks covering classic and deep cuts by Television, Genesis, The Stranglers, Iron Maiden, and Tina Turner. The EP will also serve as a bridge between the group’s internationally chart-topping 2022 album Impera, which debuted at #1 on various US album charts.

Led by Tobias Forge and the ever-changing identities of the demonic Papa Emeritus and, briefly, Cardinal Copia , GHOST’s evolution is rooted in their ambitious and innovative DNA, spanning heavy metal, hard rock, doom metal, psychedelic rock, pop, and beyond. Throughout their career, they have challenged the status quo and garnered critical acclaim, boasting over 9 million monthly listeners on Spotify alone, winning Breakthrough Band at the 2012 Metal Hammer Golden Gods Awards, and earning the Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance in 2016 for their single, “Cirice.”

With Forge’s macabre sensuality and a legion of instrumentalists known as Nameless Ghouls , GHOST’s infamous shows boldly break free from the confines of a traditional metal concert. Over the years, their performances have featured confetti cannons, disco lights, and a razor-sharp aesthetic, captivating audiences on festival runs and massive arena tours. This Australian tour marks the band’s first-ever headlining appearance, promising a wild ride like no other in October.

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GHOST AUSTRALIAN TOUR 2023 TOUR DATES:

TUESDAY 3 OCTOBER – HORDERN PAVILION, SYDNEY WEDNESDAY 4 OCTOBER – MARGARET COURT ARENA, MELBOURNE SATURDAY 7 OCTOBER – RIVERSTAGE, BRISBANE

General tickets on sale Friday 28 April @ 9am local time Tickets from  destroyalllines.com

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One of the world’s most exhilarating and esteemed creative forces, Grammy-winning Swedish theatrical rock band  GHOST  kick off their mind blowing Australian headline tour with their full international production tonight with special guests   SOUTHEAST DESERT METAL .

SOUTHEAST DESERT METAL  are a band on a mission. Since their formation over a decade ago in the remote community of Santa Teresa, they’ve taken their music across the nation.

In command of well over a billion streams and masters of infectious musical delights,  GHOST  are a band truly deserving of the word “spectacle”; from their hulking yet glamorous and expertly-crafted sonic output to their otherworldly live performances,  GHOST  continue to grow their ravenously adoring fanbase, relentlessly luring fans in and beyond the heavier realms with each new release and performance.

Brandishing theatricality with a spellbinding twist on a diverse array of genres, the  GHOST  mystique and staggering prowess equally flows onstage as well as across five full length albums and multiple EPs, including their brand new covers EP  PHANTOMIME  released in May. Armed with five tracks that cover classics and deep cuts by Television, Genesis, The Stranglers, Iron Maiden and Tina Turner,  PHANTOMIME  bridges the glistening foundations of the group’s internationally chart-smashing 2022 album  Impera , which debuted at #1 in a sweep of the US album charts.

Helmed over the years by Tobias Forge,  GHOST ‘s fluctuations also burrow deeply into an ambitious and innovative DNA. Spanning everything from heavy metal to hard rock, doom metal, psychedelic rock, pop and more,  GHOST  have enamoured and challenged the status quo throughout their career while also sweeping critical acclaim, from their current status generating over 9 million monthly listeners on Spotify alone to snagging the award for Breakthrough Band at 2012’s Metal Hammer Golden Gods Awards and taking out the Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance in 2016 via their single  Cirice .

Boasting the macabre sensuality by Forge and accompanied by an army of instrumentalists known as Nameless Ghouls,  GHOST ‘s notorious performances gleefully break free of any preconceived notions of a typical live metal show, with confetti cannons, disco lights, a razor-sharp aesthetic and everything in between taking centre stage over the years on both festival runs and gargantuan arena tours. 2023 marks the first headline appearance for Swedish sorcerers – and if you thought you’d seen it all before, prepare yourself for a wild ride like no other.

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GHOST AUSTRALIAN TOUR 2023 TOUR DATES: TUESDAY 3 OCTOBER – QUDOS BANK ARENA, SYDNEY FINAL TICKETS! WEDNESDAY 4 OCTOBER – JOHN CAIN ARENA, MELBOURNE FINAL TICKETS! SATURDAY 7 OCTOBER – BRISBANE ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE, BRISBANE FINAL TICKETS!

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GIG REVIEW: Ghost supported by Southeast Desert Metal Sydney October 3rd 2023

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What. A. Night.

Last night Ghost returned to Sydney shores for the 3 rd time in their esteemed career to deliver their first headline performance, a show that was a testament to not only their fantastic catalogue but also their hugely devoted and incredibly diverse fan base in Australia.

The night kicked off with Australian legends ‘Southeast Desert Metal’, described as ‘the most isolated heavy metal band in the world’, who hail from a tiny Central Australian town 80km from Alice Springs. The band put on a fantastic performance, their unique blend of aboriginal culture and heavy metal capturing the full attention of the ¬10,000+ people in attendance. Of special note was the band’s on-stage dancer, who helped emphasize the story-telling aspect of the band, and whose constant movement echoed the mesmerizing effect of the band’s music which relied on strong vocals by frontman and guitarist Chris Wallace alongside a rock-solid drum and bass backline. I could’ve sworn I heard a didgeridoo at multiple points throughout the set, but the crowd’s enthusiasm for our local rockers meant I was unable to get any closer to confirm.

Following a brief interlude the lights dimmed, the arena seemed to somehow get even fuller than it was before, and the crowd quietened in preparation for the beginning of frontman Papa Emeritus’ holy metal sermon. From the moment Papa, supported as always by his team of Nameless Ghouls, stepped onto stage the energy within the whole crowd was electric. Ghost’s wholly unique blend of occult rock, showmanship and stagecraft did not let up for a single moment as they played hits from the entirety of their extensive catalogue, artfully weaving heavier tracks such as ‘Mummy Dust’ and ‘Rats’ alongside pop-rock anthems such as ‘Kiss the Go-Goat’ and  ‘Spillways’. The use of pyrotechnics and other dynamic on-stage effects was amazingly done, punctuating the bombastic music and performance style of the band. Of course, it wouldn’t have been a Ghost show without the amazing interludes Papa took to address his congregation between songs, which were all done with the perfect blend of dry wit, earnestness, and tongue-in-cheek humor for which he is known and gave the show an intimate feel despite the huge number of people in attendance. The Nameless Ghouls were a standout as always, their on-stage antics and wordless banter providing an ongoing source of entertainment to the crowd alongside their note-perfect performances. Closing the night out with the Ghost classic ‘Square Hammer’, Papa took his leave and the crowd eagerly settled in to wait for the next time the occult rock sensation returns to Australian shores.

Reflecting on the night as I waited in the arena lobby, I was again taken aback by the sheer diversity of Ghost’s fanbase – there were death metal fanatics rocking Cattle Decapitation t-shirts filing out alongside teenagers who wouldn’t have been out of place at a Taylor Swift concert, older rockers with Iron Maiden singlets waiting in the merch line besides men in suits who had come to the show directly work, and it was fantastic and an absolute testament to how Ghost and their music is for absolutely everyone. An amazing show by an amazing band.

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Ghost are, regardless of whether you're particularly into corpse painted, Satanic-inspired heavy metal, one band that you should not miss live. Their concerts are not simply events to watch but experiential, jaw-dropping journeys to embark upon, and here's why: The Swedish sextet, clad in black hooded gowns and pointed beard-masks (yes, this is a thing) are led by their singer, known as Papa Emeritus, who dons full skull make-up and the robes and hat of a Roman Catholic pope (aside from the upside-down crosses adorning them). As well as their appearances, the band add to the intoxicating atmosphere of their shows with a backdrop of faux stained glass windows, and burn incense to give the audience the impression of being in a church, about to undergo something more than simply watching a group of men play musical instruments on a stage. They achieve this by including the audience in their twisted act, for example during the song Body and Blood, scantily-clad women appeared at the front of the stage offering the 'Eucharist' of a goblet of blood (aka wine) to the lucky fans in the front row.

I saw Ghost at the Fillmore Silver Spring, shorty after the release of their highly anticipated second album, Infestissumam, and was, frankly, blown away by the quality of their live show. Their appearances and Satan-worshipping act are contrasted by the liveliness of their music, which while categorized as heavy or black metal, is definitely more riff and vocal-driven than most metal, with songs such as the single Monstrance Clock and even an amped-up cover of the Beatles' Here Comes The Sun as part of their catchy, dancable set.

Even if you are the biggest metal-phobe around, you should go see Ghost. If heavy metal is your jam, but you're really not into the whole make-up/ crazy outfit thing, you should go see Ghost. If you're a fan or the music but are undecided on paying for a ticket, you should most definitely go see Ghost. The entire experience is something intoxicatingly unforgettable, and you will not regret it!

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The wife and I got into the game a bit late but Ghost is as much a part of our yearly plans as is eating, sleeping, and hydrating. We were fortunate to have caught their last two rituals in Sweden last year and were able to capture video of Papa III being pulled off stage during Monstrance Clock. We were so happy that we made the trip from the states because seeing the end of Papa III in videos is nothing compared to the excitement of seeing it in person, from the barrier, and right up front. This band is very exciting to watch and being able to share the experience with my wife has made our evenings with Ghost that much better. My wife met Papa III last year and we've had the opportunity to meet Cardinal Copia 3 times this year during the meet and greets in New York and Pittsburgh. We're looking forward to meeting him again 4 more times out of the 6 rituals we'll be attending in December. We also already have our tickets and vacation planned for the 2 upcoming rituals taking place in Sweden in February 2019. When they make their way back to the states in 2019, we will begin planning our schedules around their tour dates. Here's a short back story as to why they are so important to me. My wife and I were just a couple of months away from signing the official court documents stating we were divorced. While trying to keep things amicable we would meet to discuss things and we'd often listen to Ghost. By the time they would be coming Philadelphia that year, we would have been attending as two single individuals and no longer married. We'd have fun listening to them and as that common ground grew stronger, so did we and slowly began reconciling. By the time they did come to Philadelphia that year, we attended as a happily married couple and continue to do so today. Getting my wife back, I can honestly say, is all thanks to Ghost and I couldn't be more grateful to them or happier sharing the experience with anyone else except for Kelly.

The concert at Liseberg amusement Park was amazing. They opened doors at 11:00 am and there was already like 30 people waiting for the concert impatiently. Security guards and workers of the Amusement Park were very nice and help people when there was an incident outside the park.

The concert started at 8:00 pm without any problem, the crowd went crazy when they went on stage. The setlist was the following:

- Square Hammer

- From the Pinnacle to the Pit

- Elizabeth

- Con clavi con Dio

- Per aspera ad Inferi

- Body and Blood

- Devil Church

- Year Zero

- Spokosonat

- Absolution

- Deus in Absentia

- Monstrance Clock.

At the end of the last show was when 2 bodyguards came on stage and dragged Papa Emeritus III from stage and Papa Emeritus Zero came in, anouncing that the party was over and a new era was about to start.

I only got into Ghost recently and caught their show last night in Toronto.

I decided to get some cheap tickets because I liked the music and thought they'd be fun to see live.

They by far exceeded anything I was expecting. The creepy church vibe, use of incense(which I have never encountered before, very nice touch!), Papa engaging the audience at every opportunity and even took a few minutes just to chit chat and kept us roaring and laughing for more. The use of costumes and masks was amazing.

Being an introvert I don't really go out much, and when I do I just kind of sit there and enjoy the music and the show. This is the first band that's made me get up from my chair and actually get into the show. Next time they come to the area, I'm definitely saving up and treating myself to WAY better seating!

Oh my Ghost, this is the live ritual gig experience your soul is crying out for. Full disclaimer: I love Ghost to bits and have been preaching my dark passion for years. Seeing them live again - this time in a bigger arena off the back of a couple more hit albums - reaffirms the faith.

Go and see Ghost and you will get a diverse setlist drawn from the band's spectacular back catalogue. You will get theatrics and pyrotechnics. You will get both humour and deep emotion, dark anthems and sublime instrumentals and an uplifting sense that you a witnessing something novel and special.

Ghost are - musically, aesthetically, spiritually - something to cherish and the live experience is one that is fun, compelling, cathartic and oh-so-damn-rock-n-roll. Go worship and have the time of your (after)life.

I can see Ghost every night and never get bored. It's not just the band and music, Tobias has created characters, including his own, for this band that are incredibly humble and patient with their fans. While the material can be considered risque, you will see children younger than 10 years old attending that are not only having the time of their lives, but participating in the meet and greets with their parents. Everything about these shows from the music, to the costumes, the characters, and the theatrics is so very much entertaining. We know as fans that there is so much more to look forward to with the future of Ghost and we'll have the opportunity to enjoy them for many more years. It is very exciting when tomorrow becomes today and you're standing in front eagerly awaiting Ashes to start.

If you have Ghost, you have everything.

Theatre; spectacle; a sense of cult worship; dark humour; thick fugs of incense; electric, otherwordly energy; lighting and atmospherics; collective frenzy; and most of all, the sweet music of the night.

Ghost are beautiful for so many reasons. Beneath their sublime subversive style - iconoclastic and gleefully irreverent - is a musical powerhouse making the most compelling and catchy rock in this epoch. The craftsmanship is incredible. The mystique is immense. It's a joy to behold in the flesh (and blood) and if you have the opportunity to absorb the spirit of Ghost in person, surrender to it.

Honestly, Ghost was one of the greatest entertainment experiences I've had. Join them in their ritual and hail your Master...

This was the best show I have ever been to (I have seen a lot too). Ghost put on an electric performance with great theatrics as well as fun conversational bits while the musicians took a couple minutes to get water, wipe the sweat off from under those masks, etc. We were also delighted by the pyrotechnics, fog machines, and surprise mummy dust confetti! Well executed and the band sounded amazing live. I wish I had gotten tickets for the following night too! I will definitely be seeing them when they come back into town. Ghost really knows how to stimulate all their fans' senses. Many thanks to the band for their commitment to their fans and the melodic tunes they share with us. Keep them coming please!!!

The Ghost show was truly amazing. For me, this was mainly due to two things:

1. Each and every member of this band knows his instrument very well, and they play their songs flawlessly and with ease. Leaving them energy to interact with the crowd while still not missing a note/beat.

2. Their concept is so well thought through. From the incense and small unveiling ritual before their set starts to the sisters of sin and perfected visual in set, movements and costumes, everything works brilliantly. And with Papa giving some background info to songs and rituals, you really get the feeling you are part of a well-oiled ritual.

I am very glad I've been to the show, and can't wait to see this band again :)

Awesome band! I had a older friend come with last night to the Stockholm show and even thou she said "It's not exactly my favourite but it was a terrific show,tunes to sing along to and this isn't the last time we do this!" with a huge smile on her face. This was my second Ritual, i love the costume changes, you really feel like your seeing a theatrical show instead of a regular concert, I'm use to sitting up front but this time sat in the balcony to see a spectacular light show and pyrotechnics, we sat in the upper balcony and could feel the heat from the pyro effects.I only wish i could have been yp front closer to Cardinal Copia,to get his blessings. Will not be the last time i go to see Ghost!

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The spookiest ghost tours in Melbourne

Seek out the city’s supernatural citizens with a guided tour

Look beyond the lush laneways , specialty coffee and hidden bars and you might just see a more sinister side of our city, haunted by days past. Melbourne is brimming with terrifying tales from the distant and not-so-distant past, from the assassination of notorious gangster Squizzy Taylor to the famous opera singer haunting one of our biggest theatres.

Once you start looking, it seems we’re sharing our city with a gaggle of ghosts, so you might as well head on one of these Melbourne ghost tours to get better acquainted with our spooky friends. After all, it’s only polite to get to know your neighbours.

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Pentridge Prison

These days the site is home to apartments, a café and even a cinema, but Pentridge Prison has been part of the Coburg landscape since 1851. The prison was once home to some of Victoria’s most notorious criminals, from Ned Kelly himself to Mark ‘Chopper’ Read. Pentridge was also the site of the last execution in Australia, which was the subject of protests at the time.

With all that dark history, it’s no wonder the prison is haunted. Book the Pentridge Prison D Division Ghost Tour hosted by Lantern Ghost Tours to learn more about the prison’s hair-raising history, with no less than 44 bodies buried on site.

Ghosts of Melbourne: Haunted City

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Want a spooky experience at your own pace? Ghosts of Melbourne: Haunting Stories & Legends   is a vast self-guided ghost hunt game through the Melbourne CBD. It has all the bones of a classic ghost tour, but with a twist. Think riddles to solve and treasure to hunt. Melbourne has plenty of secrets and it’s safe to say you won’t look at your much-trodden streets the same way after this one.

All you need to do to get in on the spooky action is book your ticket online and download the Questo app, and you can play anytime you want. 

Werribee Park Paranormal Investigation

Put on your thinking cap with the Werribee Park Paranormal Investigation , a mind-bending three-hour experience exploring the original Chirnside homestead. Hidden behind the Werribee Park Mansion by the banks of the Werribee River, this homestead is known for being at the centre of high levels of paranormal activity. 

You’ll explore the stables, blacksmith, coach house and original bluestone homestead, all with guidance from professional paranormal investigators with top-notch equipment. Check out the Twisted History website to book, if you dare. 

Drinking History Tours

For those that prefer their startling tours accompanied by a tipple or two, Drinking History has got you covered. Falling somewhere between a ghost tour and a bar crawl, the Hidden Bars and Creepy Tales Tour puts a chill down your spine and a drink in your hand.

You’ll head to Melbourne’s first graveyard and hear the terrifying tale of the man who may or may not be Jack The Ripper Himself. In true Drinking History Fashion, education is mixed with libation as you visit three hidden Melbourne bars, specially chosen by your guide.

Old Melbourne Ghost Tour

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We all know the trope of old Melbourne, a marvellous growing city with gardens galore. Yet, a closer examination reveals a second, much spookier side to the Melbourne of yesteryear. It’s this side of Melbourne’s history that the Old Melbourne Ghost Tour is all about.

Meet at Young & Jackson Hotel on Flinders Street, one of Melbourne’s most haunted locations, then you might meet the ghost of a murdered woman from the 19th century. You’ll then meander through the city, letting the spices of Chinatown transport you back to a time when the area was filled with the smoke of opium dens. If you’re lucky, you might make the acquaintance of Federici, the ghost of the Princess Theatre. Book through Lantern Ghost tours.

Old Melbourne Gaol Ghost Tour

Even older than Pentridge Prison, Old Melbourne Gaol has long been one of the city’s most feared sites. The prisoners may be long gone, but those in the know say their spirits have never left. Ned Kelly was hanged here back in 1880, so you can only imagine the supernatural energy that event must have left behind.

Old Melbourne Gaol is holding chilling night tours where you’ll see the gaol like you’ve never seen it before. 

Ghosts of the Old City Williamstown

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Did you know that Williamstown was actually Victoria’s original capital? A settlement that old is just bursting with eerie stories and scary spirits, especially when you’re on a lamplight tour.

This tour of Victoria’s most history-steeped seaport will take you through abandoned morgues and forgotten burial grounds, as well as streets once frequented by convicts and drunken sailors. These days though, these alleys are home to far more apparitions. Book via Lantern Ghost Tours .

Altona Homestead

The Altona Homestead was once home to the Langhorne family and the spirit of their colourful history is said to remain to this day. This building has seen no shortage of births and deaths, so it’s no surprise the homestead has ended up at the centre of countless paranormal investigations over the years.

This tour run by Lantern Ghost Tours explores the homestead itself and the grounds, and we advise you to steel your nerves before booking a spot.

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Come face to face with Melbourne's haunted past on one of Australia's oldest and most famous ghost tours. Explore dark lanes and spooky sites while discovering dark secrets behind our cultural capital. Each tour is personally conducted by Haunted Bookshop owner and Foxtel's Haunted Australia TV presenter Drew Sinton who has been researching Australia's ghosts for over 20 years and is a proud recipient of a Melbourne Lord Mayor's commendation.

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Departs from Melbourne's Haunted Bookshop, 15 McKillop Street, Melbourne.

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Melbourne’s Quarantine Station Ghost Tour – Point Nepean

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Melbourne’s original 1800’s Abandoned Quarantine Station has the reputation of being one of the most haunted locations in Australia!

Housing incoming infected passengers for close to a century, the quarantine station at Point Nepean saw thousands of deaths from a variety of hideous diseases, and could be a place of great misery. Wander the site and buildings with one of our professionally trained ghost tour guides for an evening of pestilence, plague, disease, death, and of course… lots of ghost stories.

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In the event of a coronavirus outbreak, incident or illness, credit notes will be provided.

Total fire ban cancellations – Should a fire danger rating of extreme or catastrophic occur on the day of a scheduled tour, we will issue you with a credit note. Aradale Asylum and Melbourne’s Quarantine Station will close on such days, as per State Government Legislation.

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Militarie Gun Announces 2024 Australian Tour

Los Angeles-based punk band Militarie Gun is set to go on their first headline tour in Australia this June and July. The band will bring their energetic live shows to several cities, including the Gold Coast, Brisbane, Melbourne, Barwon Heads, Newcastle, and Sydney.

Each show on the tour will feature a special guest. Blindgirls and Shock Value will join them for the Gold Coast and Brisbane shows. In Melbourne and Barwon Heads, the band will be supported by Geld and Human Noise. Finally, dust and Antenna will provide support in Newcastle and Sydney.

Militarie Gun – ‘Do It Faster’

Militarie Gun has spent the past year impressing audiences around the world with performances at major festivals. Fresh off its latest appearance at this year’s Coachella in April, the band heads to Primavera Sound in June with the same kind of high-energy show, maintaining the reputation it has on stage. The shows will be headlining dates for the band in Australia, keeping it much loved and intimate.

An addition to the shows already announced, Militarie Gun will be joining Hockey Dad as special guests in Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney. This is bound to be a whirlwind good time for fans. This winter, the tour to be at is that of Militarie Gun, the punk rock band that everyone should catch. Thousands literally are eagerly awaiting their first headline tour of Australia because of their general stage presence.

Do not miss the chance to see and feel it live. Get your tickets come May 21 and get prepared for one hot show.

Militarie Gun Australian Tour 2024

Friday, 28th June – VINNIES DIVE, GOLD COAST with special guests Blindgirls & Shock Value

Sunday, 30th June – THE OUTPOST, BRISBANE with special guests Blindgirls & Shock Value

Tuesday, 2nd July – THE GASO, MELBOURNE with special guests Geld & Human Noise

Wednesday, 3rd July – BARWON HEADS HOTEL, BARWON HEADS with special guests Geld & Human Noise

Sunday, 7th July – KING STREET, NEWCASTLE with special guests dust & Antenna

Tuesday, 9th July – THE LANSDOWNE, SYDNEY with special guests dust & Antenna

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Iconic 00s rock band with catchy hit song announce first UK tour in 15 years

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Australian rock band Jet have announced their first UK and Ireland tour in 15 years ahead of the release of their first album for over a decade.

The four-piece, who formed in Melbourne in 2001, haven’t touched down for a tour in the UK since 2009, having primarily played shows in their home country and New Zealand ever since.

But the band have arranged a run of UK and Irish dates in October this year, which will see them play in some of the two countries’ most popular venues.

And they’ll be joining a number of 90s and 00s nostalgia acts touring in the UK again after several years away.

The tour will open on October 3 with a show at the Academy in Dublin before journeying northwards to the Telegraph venue in Belfast on October 4.

They’ll then cross the Irish sea to play SWG3 Galvanizers Yard in Glasgow on October 6, before beginning a run of five shows in England.

Birmingham is the first stop on October 7, playing at the O2 Institute. A Manchester date at the O2 Ritz is then scheduled for October 8.

A two-day break will then give the band time to get to Nottingham, where they’ll play the city’s iconic Rock City venue on October 10.

Bristol’s Marble Factory will host them on October 11, before a final show in London on October 12 at the Kentish Town Forum will bring the tour to a close.

Jet hit the big time in 2003 when their single Are You Gonna Be My Girl became an international hit, charting in the UK and the US, even going Platinum and Gold in those countries respectively.

After their initial breakout their moderate success continued well into the late 2000s, with their second album Shine On being certified Gold in the UK in 2006 and their third album Shaka Rock going Platinum in Australia.

However, band do have the dubious honour of being one of only a very small handful of acts to be given a 0.0 out of 10 album review score by notable music publication Pitchfork.

Shine On was greeted harshly by the magazine that, instead of publishing a standard review, attached a YouTube video of a monkey urinating into its own mouth.

Despite the negativity aimed at them by critics, the band continued to have moderate success until the late 2000s, especially in their home country where their songs were charting regularly until their hiatus in 2012.

Nicholas Custer, the band’s lead singer, then spent several years living in Italy, with the band reuniting sporadically to play shows either side of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Despite initially breaking up before Spotify became the dominant force for music listening, Jet still have nearly six million monthly listeners on the platform.

Are You Gonna Be My Girl currently boasts over 600,000,000 streams, while other songs such as Look What You’ve Done have posted almost 100,000,000 in that time.

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