Insomnium Plot & Amorphis North American Tour
When two of the most formidable forces in modern metal collide, the result is an auditory explosion. Finnish metal titans Insomnium and Amorphis are teaming up for a massive North American tour, promising an unforgettable experience for fans across the continent.
This high-octane collaboration isn’t just about powerful riffs; it’s about bridging borders. The tour kicks off with a dynamic run, starting November 17 in Boston, Massachusetts, where the energy is set to be electric. Adding an extra layer of intensity to the journey, the group will also be joined by special guest Hinayana for some performances.
The journey quickly crosses into Canadian territory, bringing the heavy sound to cities known for their vibrant music scenes. Fans will have the chance to witness this dual-header in Montreal on November 18 at the Beanfield Theatre, followed by a stop in Toronto on November 19 at the Concert Hall.
The cross-border momentum continues, with the tour continuing through the winter months. The bands will ultimately make their way to Vancouver, British Columbia, on November 30, playing the Rickshaw Theatre. This leg of the journey showcases the incredible reach of the tour, moving from the East Coast to the Pacific.
The itinerary is packed with incredible stops, spanning from the United States to Canada and beyond. While the initial leg focuses on the Canadian stops, the full schedule features shows in cities like Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis, Denver, and even the West Coast, including Portland, Seattle, and Los Angeles.
The concert schedule is designed to keep the excitement building, featuring dates ranging from November 17 through December 19. Fans can find their seats and secure tickets for this epic adventure starting Thursday, September 3, when general sale begins at 10 a.m. local time.
Don’t miss the opportunity to witness the synergy between Insomnium and Amorphis live. Whether you are heading to the Beanfield Theatre, the Concert Hall, or the Rickshaw Theatre, the road trip is about to get seriously loud.
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