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SiM to tour Europe in June as part of Fests & Chaos Tour 2025

Lecros by Lecros
24 April 2025
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The photo features the four members of the Japanese band SiM (Silence iz Mine), all dressed in black attire and posing in front of a red brick wall.

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The four men from reggae punk band SiM (Silence iz Mine) will return to Europe this summer for their Fests & Chaos Tour 2025. Ready to bring their unique blend of nu-metal and post-modern hardcore to their European fans with a healthy mix of festivals and headlining concerts starting from the 5th of June with the Mystic Festival in Poland and ending with the Graspop Metal Meeting on the 22nd of June.

While last year’s Europe tour was themed around the PLAYDEAD album release, this time around they’re touring without a specific promotional purpose. However, that doesn’t mean they haven’t released new music since last year. SiM collaborated with Apex Legends to create a theme song for their ALGS (Apex Legends Global Series) tournament. This led to the creation of their latest single CHAMPiONS.

The band wasn’t just asked to create the song but on the final day of the event on the first of February, they were also asked to perform the song live. Which got the audience pumped up for the match that would determine the best team of the year.

The ALGS finals are not the only exciting event for them this year as they’re also getting ready to celebrate their 20th anniversary in Japan with their 20YEARS TOUR spanning across nine Japanese cities, focusing on a specific album in every one of them.

During the upcoming Europe tour, they will be playing a mixture of festivals and concerts spanning across 7 different countries so that a wide range of European fans can enjoy their music.

SiM Fests & Chaos Tour 2025 Dates

Thursday 5 June, 2025: Mystic Festival – Gdánsk, Poland
Friday 6 June, 2025: Rock im Park – Nürnberg, Germany
Saturday 7 June, 2025: Rock am Ring – Nürnburg, Germany
Monday 9 June, 2025: Magazzini Generali – Milan, Italy
Wednesday 11 June, 2025: Rock for People – Hradec Králové, Czechia
Friday 13 June, 2025: Download Festival – Donington, United Kingdom
Saturday 14 June, 2025: O2 Academy – Oxford, United Kingdom
Sunday 15 June, 2025: SWX – Bristol, United Kingdom
Wednesday 18 June, 2025: Razzmatazz 2 – Barcelona, Spain
Thursday 19 June, 2025: Mon Live – Madrid, Spain
Sunday 22 June, 2025: Graspop Metal Meeting – Dessel, Belgium

Tickets:
Tickets for their festivals can be found on the respective organisations’ websites. For their headlining shows the band has a website with easy access to the tickets and VIP upgrades which you can find here. The VIP upgrade includes: Early entry, a Meet & Greet with the band, a group photo with the band, an autographed PLAYDEAD vinyl and an exclusive Japanese merch item.

 

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