Killswitch Engage Set to Rock Dublin’s National Stadium this October

Get ready! Killswitch Engage are bringing their high-energy live show to Dublin’s National Stadium on 20th October. They’ll be joined by special guests Hatebreed, Fit For An Autopsy, and Decapitated. This gig promises to be one of the heaviest of the year.

Killswitch Engage: 25 Years of Metal Mastery

Formed in Western Massachusetts, Killswitch Engage have been making waves for over two decades. They’ve mastered a unique sound with their intense riffs and catchy choruses. The band rose to fame in 2002 with Alive or Just Breathing. Decibel even ranked it among the Top 100 Greatest Metal Albums of All Time.

Since then, they haven’t slowed down. They’ve earned multiple Grammy® nominations and over 3 billion streams. Their 2019 album Atonement was a critical success. Fans and critics alike praised it as one of their best.

What to Expect from Killswitch Engage Live

Killswitch Engage shows are intense, raw, and unforgettable. Their live performances blend passion with precision. Whether you’re a hardcore fan or just curious, this gig will hit hard. Expect to hear hits like “My Last Serenade,” “The End of Heartache,” and “In Due Time.”

For a sneak peek, check out the official video for “I Believe” on their YouTube channel.

Ticket Information

🎟️ Tickets go on sale Friday, 9th May, at 10am.

Don’t wait — they’re likely to sell out fast.

Prepare for the Show

Before the gig, check out the official Killswitch Engage merchandise store. You’ll find tees, tour gear, and more. Also, visit the Killswitch Engage website for updates and more tour dates.

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