In the realm of iconic bands, few can match the longevity and influence of The Melvins. With an incredible 40 years under their belt, they continue to captivate audiences with their unique sound and unforgettable performances. To commemorate this impressive milestone, The Melvins have announced the highly anticipated “Twins of Evil Tour,” a seven-week musical journey that promises to be extraordinary. Joining them on this co-headlining trek is the renowned Japanese trio, Boris. Together, these two legendary groups will be performing classic albums in their entirety, taking their fans on a musical adventure like no other.

A Legendary Setlist: Bullhead and Heavy Rocks

At the heart of the “Twins of Evil Tour” lies an exceptional selection of albums that have left an indelible mark on the music world. The Melvins will be treating their fans to the beloved Bullhead album in its entirety, a masterpiece that has solidified their status as trailblazers in the industry. As the iconic band takes the stage, their performance will be a testament to their enduring creativity and the raw power of their sound. Additionally, fans can expect to hear additional tracks from The Melvins’ extensive discography, ensuring a truly unforgettable experience.

Joining The Melvins on this extraordinary journey is the acclaimed Japanese band Boris. Having drawn inspiration from The Melvins since their formation in the mid-1980s, Boris pays homage to their heroes by taking their name from a song title off The Melvins’ 1991 album, Bullhead. The opportunity to witness these two influential groups unite for a nationwide tour is an astonishing event that has thrilled music lovers around the United States. Boris’ own contribution to the tour comes in the form of their album Heavy Rocks, a landmark record that showcases their own unique style and musical prowess.

A Milestone Worth Celebrating

The “Twins of Evil Tour” marks another significant chapter in The Melvins’ 40-year journey. The band has already enjoyed an eventful anniversary year, beginning with a successful stint on the Ipecac Geek Show tour alongside labelmates Mr. Bungle and Spotlights. This thrilling tour was followed by their much-anticipated return to European stages for the first time since 2018. To commemorate their remarkable inception in 1983, The Melvins were recently featured on a series of eye-catching Revolver covers. These captivating portraits, shot by Tool’s Adam Jones, served as a visual tribute to their enduring legacy.

Furthermore, Ipecac Recordings, the band’s record label, has dedicated this year to celebrating The Melvins’ illustrious discography. Vinyl reissues of previously released albums have been met with overwhelming demand, quickly selling out to dedicated fans. Among the albums available are Tres Cabrones, Houdini Live 2005, and The Bulls & The Bees + Electroretard, each showcasing the band’s unique sound and creative evolution.

A Nationwide Tour: Dates and Ticket Information

Fans eagerly anticipating the “Twins of Evil Tour” can mark their calendars for the upcoming on-sale date. Tickets for this once-in-a-lifetime musical experience will be available starting Friday, June 9, at 10 am local time. The tour promises to be an electrifying talent showcase and celebration of The Melvins’ unparalleled contribution to the music industry.

The following is a comprehensive list of tour dates for the “Twins of Evil Tour”:

In the realm of music, few bands can match the influential journey of The Melvins. Celebrating their 40th anniversary, they embark on the “Twins of Evil Tour” alongside Boris, uniting two iconic groups for an unforgettable co-headlining trek. Performing classic albums in their entirety, The Melvins will showcase their beloved Bullhead, while Boris will astound audiences with Heavy Rocks. This nationwide tour promises to be an extraordinary experience, paying homage to four decades of groundbreaking music. Join The Melvins and Boris as they take their fans on a remarkable journey, celebrating their legacy and continuing to push the boundaries of rock music.