W.A.S.P. <\/strong>have announced a major U.S. and Canada tour for fall 2026, unveiling the aptly titled 1984 To Headless Tour, with KK’s Priest<\/strong> confirmed as very special guests.<\/p>\n Kicking off on September 10 in California and running through October 31, the tour will see W.A.S.P. <\/strong>return to North American stages playing selected hits from their first four albums, a period that frontman Blackie Lawless<\/strong> calls foundational to the band’s legacy. Get your tickets here.<\/p>\n The 1984 To Headless tour pays tribute to the era that cemented W.A.S.P.<\/strong>‘s place in rock history, beginning with their self-titled debut in 1984, followed by The Last Command<\/em>, Inside The Electric Circus<\/em>, and culminating in what Lawless<\/strong> describes as “their greatest yet,” 1989’s The Headless Children<\/em>.<\/p>\n “The 1st Five Years of an artist’s career most always determine what their legacy will be,” the band notes, and W.A.S.P. <\/strong>used that period to establish themselves as pioneers of shock rock, psycho drama, and theatrical live spectacle \u2014 a reputation they plan to fully embrace on this run.<\/p>\n According to Lawless<\/strong>, this tour is something the band has never attempted before. “Playing those songs from those 1st Four Albums in a combined package like this is something we’ve never attempted,” he said. “The entire stage show will look like the album covers from those records will come alive\u2026 right before your eyes.”<\/p>\n He added that the production will lean heavily into the bombast and visual storytelling that made W.A.S.P.<\/strong> legendary live. “When elements of those album covers start to come alive, right on the stage before the people, it’s gonna be something they’ll not soon forget.”<\/p>\n KK’s Priest<\/strong> founder K.K. Downing<\/strong> echoed that enthusiasm, confirming the band’s return to North America after an extended absence. “Great news! KK’S PRIEST<\/strong> is going to be returning to the US and Canada this September and October 2026,” he said. “With over 40 shows, this is going to be an epic metal and steel tour featuring lots of Priest<\/strong> classics.”<\/p>\n 9\/10 El Cajon, CA The Magnolia Enter your information below to get a daily update with all of our headlines and receive The Orchard Metal newsletter.<\/p>\n
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