Two of German top-charting acts Lord Of The Lost and Feuerschwanz will embark on a massive co-headline tour in seven cities across Germany in October 2025. So, get ready for the hottest tour of the year, because two of Germany's most energetic bands, Lord Of The Lost and Feuerschwanz, are joining forces at the pinnacle of their careers for the Lords Of Fyre Tour 2025!
This explosive encounter of fire, darkness, and boundless joy of performance brings together medieval folk-metal heroes Feuerschwanz and genre-fluid dark metallers Lord Of The Lost for an unforgettable tour. Both bands have not only conquered the top of the German Album Charts in recent years but they are also united by their love of music and a longtime friendship off stage.
The Lords Of Fyre Tour promises an unforgettable night filled with grand melodies, blazing pyrotechnics, and an unparalleled atmosphere. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a newcomer, this tour will make your heart race when the worlds of Feuerschwanz and Lord Of The Lost collide. As a special guest on all of the dates will be The Dark Side Of The Moon, the gothic metal quartet formed by members of Feuerschwanz, Amaranthe and Ad Infinitum. Link
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