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Changes announced to DEVILOOF’s ‘The Unholy’ tour in Europe: no Amstelveen, extra date in France

Francisca/Seraphinne by Francisca/Seraphinne
10 October 2025
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The photo portrays the four members of visual kei metal band DEVILOOF, all dressed in black attire with red and yellow/gold-coloured accents. The outfits are a combination of (fake) leather and fur, chains, belts Japanese traditional clothing. In the forefront is the vocalist Keisuke, with striking makeup: a face painted white, panda bear eyes with red lenses, black lipstick with blood effects around his mouth and on his teeth.

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Earlier this year, DEVILOOF’s first European tour was announced for November and a live performance at the Spanish festival Resurrection Fest in the summer. Fans of the visual kei metal band know that it has not been an easy road for the Japanese four-piece to finally organise a European tour in collaboration with a tour organisation. The upcoming tour in November will largely continue as planned, but some changes have been announced.

The show at the P60 in Amstelveen, scheduled for 30 November, has been cancelled. Instead, the band will perform in France, at Japan Touch in Lyon. The music venue headCRASH in Hamburg has changed its name to BETTY. So it’s good to know that this isn’t a new venue, but simply a name change.

According to Envol Production, the tour organisation behind DEVILOOF’s first European tour, the show in Amstelveen (bordering the city of Amsterdam) cannot take place due to unforeseen circumstances and the purchased tickets will be fully refunded. It was announced today that 30 November will not remain an empty slot in the tour schedule, as DEVILOOF will be heading to Lyon that day for a performance at Japan Touch.

The French post-black metal band Souf(f)re will be the support act for five shows on this upcoming tour, except for the shows in Helsinki, Warsaw and Lyon.

DEVILOOF Europese Tournee 2025 – THE UNHOLY – Dates (Updated)

Tuesday 25 November, 2025: On The Rocks – Helsinki, Finland
Wednesday 26 November, 2025: Hybrydy – Warsaw, Poland
Friday 28 November, 2025: Downstairs At The Dome – London, United Kingdom
Saturday 29 November, 2025: FGO Barbara – Paris, France
Sunday 30 November, 2025: Japan Touch – Lyon, France
Tuesday 2 December, 2025: MTC – Cologne, Germany
Wednesday 3 December, 2025: headCRASH – Hamburg, Germany
Friday 4 December, 2025: Kranhalle – Munich, Germany

Source: Envol Production
Tags: DeviloofmetalVisual Kei
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Never satisfied, always exploring. Started with AVO in 2003. Now active as a writer, reporter, reviewer, promoter, photographer, interviewer and presenter. Can be found regularly at conventions and concerts in the Netherlands and sometimes elsewhere in Europe or even in Japan. Big passion for Japan and music, can be made happy with coffee. (click on Soundcloud logo)

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