Pantera tour dates 2025

Pantera is currently touring across 16 countries and has 31 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at Helsingin jäähalli in Helsinki, after that they'll be at Hovet in Stockholm.

See all your opportunities to see them live below!
Pantera Concert Tickets - 2024 Tour Dates.

Upcoming concerts (31) See nearest concert

  1. Jan

    21

    2025
    Helsinki, Finland

    Helsingin jäähalli

  2. Jan

    23

    2025
    Stockholm, Sweden

    Hovet

  3. Jan

    24

    2025
    Oslo, Norway

    Oslo Spektrum

  4. Jan

    26

    2025
    Copenhagen, Denmark

    Royal Arena

  5. Jan

    28

    2025
    Amsterdam, Netherlands

    AFAS Live

  6. Jan

    31

    2025
    Ljubljana, Slovenia

    Dvorana Stozice

  7. Feb

    1

    2025
    Ostrava, Czech Republic

    Ostravar Arena

  8. Feb

    3

    2025
    Budapest, Hungary

    Papp László Budapest Sportaréna

  9. Feb

    4

    2025
    Krakow, Poland

    TAURON Arena

  10. Feb

    6

    2025
    Hamburg, Germany

    Sporthalle Hamburg

  11. Feb

    7

    2025
    Berlin, Germany

    Max-Schmeling-Halle

  12. Feb

    9

    2025
    Düsseldorf, Germany

    Mitsubishi Electric Halle

  13. Feb

    10

    2025
    Brussels, Belgium

    Vorst Nationaal/Forest National

  14. Feb

    15

    2025
    Paris, France

    Adidas Arena

  15. Feb

    18

    2025
    Glasgow, UK

    OVO Hydro

  16. Feb

    19

    2025
    Leeds, UK

    First Direct Arena

  17. Feb

    21

    2025
    Dublin, Ireland

    3Arena

  18. Feb

    23

    2025
    Birmingham, UK

    BP Pulse Live

  19. Feb

    25

    2025
    London, UK

    OVO Arena, Wembley

  20. Apr

    19

    2025
    Syracuse, NY, US

    JMA Wireless Dome

  21. Apr

    24

    2025
    Toronto, ON, Canada

    Rogers Centre

  22. May

    3

    2025
    Outdoor Nashville, TN, US

    Nissan Stadium

  23. May

    7

    2025
    Blacksburg, VA, US

    Lane Stadium

  24. May

    23

    2025
    Outdoor Philadelphia, PA, US

    Lincoln Financial Field

  25. May

    28

    2025
    Landover, MD, US

    Northwest Stadium

  26. May

    31

    2025
    Outdoor Charlotte, NC, US

    Bank of America Stadium

  27. Jun

    3

    2025
    Atlanta, GA, US

    Mercedes-Benz Stadium

  28. Jun

    6

    2025
    Outdoor Tampa, FL, US

    Raymond James Stadium

  29. Jun

    14

    2025
    Houston, TX, US

    NRG Stadium

  30. Jun

    20

    2025
    Santa Clara, CA, US

    Levi's® Stadium

  31. Jun

    27

    2025
    Denver, CO, US

    Empower Field at Mile High

Past concerts

  1. Oct

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    Sacramento, CA, US

    Aftershock Fest

  2. Aug

    30

    Outdoor Seattle, WA, US

    Lumen Field

  3. Aug

    23

    Edmonton, AB, Canada

    Commonwealth Stadium

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Recent tour reviews

  • Pantera

    I lost my chance to see them back into 90s.Now I would do all the necessary to be in front of them , in memory of Dime and Vince.

    I love you guys!

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  • I hope they come to the z United States in 2023. This is amazing. Favorite band of all time. Can’t wait!!!!!! I have been to all of Pantera’s concerts. I can’t believe this!! Too good to be true!!!

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  • Every Metal-head craves to experience a Pantera concert. Unfortunately, an entire generation of fans haven’t had the privilege to witness the band who lead us out of the hairspray/glam rock era into a darker and satisfyingly sinister time in rock. This was my revelation after Pantera’s July 2001 show in Dallas, ground zero for the band and their heavy, groove metal style they pioneered.

    The hot summer air hung heavy in the sweltering outdoor arena, a perfect setting for the hellacious show Pantera would perform. In front of a wall of amplifiers and pulsating lights, they started the set with "Hellbound," the opening track from their most recent release 'Reinventing the Steel.' Not letting up for a single breath they launched straight into "5 Minutes Alone and Slaughtered," before even addressing the raucous crowd. Sweat poured and unwashed hair whipped. Mosh pits devoured and long term hearing was compromised. Phil Anselmo worked every inch of the massive outdoor stage that evening as Dimebag Darrell (in his final Dallas performance - R.I.P.) soared through solo after solo.

    With the confidence of true rock stars, they saved "Cowboys from Hell" and "Walk" for the encore, leaving the crowd in an absolute fervor state. Little did this hometown crowd know that it would be last chance to see Pantera’s for more than a decade. Today we understand the importance of Pantera but it took the benefit of historical perspective to be sure. It’s in retrospect that we fully grasp the impact of Pantera on Metal and their place in rock history. Hopefully you too can smile to yourself and know that you witnessed Metal royalty.

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