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Sylosis tickets & tour dates

10 upcoming dates for Sylosis in Dublin, Glasgow, London, Manchester, Bristol and more. Genre: Metal.

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About Sylosis

Sylosis – musical group (United Kingdom), formed in 2000.

Genres: Thrash metal, Melodic death metal.

Sylosis are a British heavy metal band formed in Reading, Berkshire, in 2000. Signed to Nuclear Blast Records, the band has released seven studio albums, a live album, two EPs and twelve music videos. Their latest album, The New Flesh, was released on February 20, 2026.

Sylosis: 10 events

Whitechapel
Feb14Sun
Concerts

Whitechapel

Sun 14 Feb · 19:00

TivoliVredenburg · Utrecht

Sylosis tour 2027: every date

DateCityVenueDetails
Dublin, IrelandThe AcademyDetails: Whitechapel & Sylosis
Dublin, Ireland3Olympia TheatreDetails: Whitechapel & Sylosis
Glasgow, United KingdomGalvanizers SWG3Details: Whitechapel & Sylosis
London, United KingdomElectric BallroomDetails: Sylosis & Whitechapel
Manchester, United KingdomO2 RitzDetails: Sylosis & Whitechapel
Bristol, United KingdomO2 Bristol AcademyDetails: Sylosis & Whitechapel
Birmingham, United KingdomXoyoDetails: Sylosis & Whitechapel
Utrecht, NetherlandsTivoliVredenburgDetails: Whitechapel
Prague, CzechiaRoxyDetails: Whitechapel, Sylosis, 200 Stab Wounds, Tribal Gaze
Copenhagen, DenmarkAmager BioDetails: Whitechapel - Burn Forever Tour 2027

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Sylosis: frequently asked questions

When is the next Sylosis date?

The next date is 26 January 2027 at The Academy, Dublin.

How many upcoming dates does Sylosis have?

10 upcoming dates are listed across 5 countries: Ireland, United Kingdom, Netherlands, Czechia and Denmark.

Where can I see Sylosis live?

Upcoming dates are in Dublin, Glasgow, London, Manchester, Bristol, Birmingham and more.

Where Sylosis is playing

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