Hatebreed & Life of Agony - East Coast Assault on Europe Tour 2026

Name: Hatebreed & Life of Agony - East Coast Assault on Europe Tour 2026
Start: 2026-11-08T19:30:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-08T22:30:00+01:00
Location: Raiffeisen Halle im Gasometer

Sun, 8 Nov 2026 · 19:30

Raiffeisen Halle im Gasometer, Vienna, Austria

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Hatebreed & Life of Agony - East Coast Assault on Europe Tour 2026 — Raiffeisen Halle im Gasometer, Vienna

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Hatebreed and Life of Agony bring their joint East Coast Assault on Europe Tour 2026 to Vienna. Both bands are cornerstones of the American hardcore and metalcore scene - expect a loud, high-energy night.

About: Hatebreed

Formed in Connecticut in 1994, Hatebreed built three decades of relentless touring into a legacy that spans Grammy nominations, multiple Billboard 200 entries and more than 1.5 million records sold across North America. Fronted by Jamey Jasta, the band fuses hardcore aggression with heavy metal weight in a live show that has headlined festivals from Download to Graspop.

1.5M+

Records sold in North America

90M+

Spotify streams for 'Looking Down The Barrel Of Today'

#30

Billboard 200 peak (The Rise of Brutality, 2003)

Hard Rock chart peak (The Divinity of Purpose, 2013)

What's new

2026-06
Hatebreed are headlining the Summer Slaughter Tour 2026, with North American dates running through summer 2026.
2025-05
Hatebreed announced they would headline the revived Summer Slaughter 2025 tour, running July 8-28 across the US.
2025
Hatebreed appeared at several major European festivals in 2025, including Download (UK), Graspop (Belgium), Münster (Germany), and Eindhoven (Netherlands).

Tour

St. PetersburgAtlantaSan AntonioOklahoma CityDallasIndianapolisPittsburghReadingVirginia BeachWorcesterCincinnatiNashvilleNew OrleansHoustonClissonLausanne

Tracks

I Will Be Heardfan anthem from Perseverance (2002), one of their most recognizable songs

Live for ThisGrammy-nominated for Best Metal Performance in 2005

Looking Down The Barrel Of Todaytheir biggest streaming track, surpassing 90M Spotify streams

Destroy Everythingpit-staple from The Rise of Brutality (2003)

Weight of the False Selftitle track of their 2020 Nuclear Blast album, praised as a return to hardcore roots

About: Life of Agony

Formed in Brooklyn in 1989, Life of Agony built their reputation on the raw emotional power of River Runs Red and the melodic risk-taking of Ugly - two records that shaped a generation of heavy music fans. Three decades on, the band still plays with the same intensity that earned them a spot in the Metal Hall of Fame in 2025.

56K

Facebook followers (official page)

35K

Instagram followers

Studio albums released

What's new

2026-02
Life of Agony released a live video cover of Simple Minds' 'Don't You (Forget About Me)', filmed during their European 'Ugly' anniversary tour, and announced UK headline shows for August 2026.
2025-11
The band completed the European leg of their '30 Years of Ugly' anniversary tour, performing the 1995 album in its entirety across cities including Dornbirn, Munich, Pilsen, Katowice, Berlin, and Bochum.
2025-09
Life of Agony launched the US leg of their '30 Years of Ugly' tour in September 2025, performing the album Ugly in its entirety for the first time ever.

Tour

DornbirnMunichPilsenKatowiceBerlinHannoverSaarbrückenEindhovenAntwerpUtrechtBochumDrachtenLondonDesselEisenstadt

Tracks

River Runs Red1993 debut album, Rolling Stone's greatest metal albums of all time, Decibel Hall of Fame 2005

Ugly1995 sophomore album, first Billboard Top 200 entry, 30th anniversary tour in 2025

This Timesingle from River Runs Red, music video aired on MTV's Headbangers Ball

The Sound of Scars2019 album, named Album of the Year by The Aquarian; inspired a feature documentary of the same name

Don't You (Forget About Me)Simple Minds cover included on Ugly (1995), performed live for the first time on the 2025 anniversary tour

About the venue: Raiffeisen Halle im Gasometer

The Raiffeisen Halle im Gasometer is a large indoor event venue located inside the historic Gasometer B in Vienna's 11th district (Simmering). The four Gasometer towers, built in the late 19th century as gas storage facilities, were converted into a mixed-use complex in the early 2000s. The hall hosts major concerts, shows, and corporate events, with a capacity of several thousand guests.

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