Kyle Gass Announces 2025 UK and European Tour Despite Fatigue

Kyle Gass Announces Tour Details

Kyle Gass, one half of the rock band Tenacious D, has shared the details regarding the British and European leg of the 2025 tour. Check out the information below.

The singer, songwriter, and guitarist is set to embark on his “Tour on Work with 3 People” later this spring, featuring 14 new shows. He will be joined by guitarist John Koneska and singer Mike Bray for this exciting journey.

During the tour, the trio will perform original tracks from the Gass Gass Band, alongside a mix of classic rock songs and “several unexpected moments that are sure to be memorable.”

“Led by the incomparable Kyle Gass—an artistic maestro, guitar legend, and lyrical genius—this trio promises a show so extraordinary that it will leave the audience in awe,” reads the tour’s new description. “With unmatched musicianship, humor, and an energy that electrifies, this is not just a concert, but a musical awakening.”

“Don’t miss the acoustic event of the century,” it continues. “Kyle Gass is here to transform lives one amazing chord at a time.”

Tour Schedule and Locations

The tour kicks off on May 12 with a premiere night at Haul 44 in Berlin, followed by three additional shows in Germany: one in Hamburg (13), one in Leipzig (14), and another in Dresden (16).

Following that, Gass and his band will continue to Vienna, Austria, before returning to Germany for performances in Munich, Nuremberg, Frankfurt, and Cologne. The tour will conclude in Hasselt, Belgium, before heading to Utrecht in the Netherlands, Paris in France, and wrapping up at the O2 Academy in Islington, Great Britain, and the Academy in Dublin, Ireland.

Tickets are set to go on sale this Friday (February 28) at 10 a.m. local time. Visit here to purchase tickets and find a complete list of tour dates below.

Kyle Gass’s ‘3 Man Tour’ UK and European Dates:

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12 – Haul 44, Berlin (Germany)
13 – Banhof Pauli, Hamburg (Germany)
14 – Verk 2 Kulturfabrik, Leipzig (Germany)
16 – Blauer Salon, Dresden (Germany)
18 – Chelsea, Vienna (Austria)
19 – Behind the Scenes, Munich (Germany)
20 – Hirsch, Nuremberg (Germany)
21 – Das Bett, Frankfurt (Germany)
22 – Club Volta, Köln (Germany)
24 – Club AFF, Hasselt (Belgium)
26 – Tivolivredenburg, Utrecht (Netherlands)
27 – Trubendo, Paris (France)
28 – Academy O2, Islington (Great Britain)
29 – Academy, Dublin (Ireland)

In other news, it was reported earlier this month that Tenacious D has officially returned, sharing their first new music since taking a break last year.

The duo, consisting of Gass and Jack Black, released a cover of REO Speedwagon’s “Hover on Loving You” to help raise funds for those affected by wildfires in Los Angeles.

Last year, their tour was put on hold after Gass made a joke about an assassination attempt on Donald Trump during a show in Sydney on July 14, just one day after the president was shot at a campaign rally.

Following the backlash, Black decided to cancel the remainder of the duo’s tour, and shortly thereafter, Gass publicly apologized on Instagram, describing his words as “extremely inappropriate, dangerous, and a terrible mistake.”

He later deleted the apology within the same week.

The situation escalated when Gass was dropped by his agent, Michael Green from the Greene & Associates Talents Agency, and Australian federal Senator Ralph Babet criticized his comments, calling for the duo’s deportation from the country.

However, in August, Black provided an update on the band’s status, announcing that Tenacious D would return “later.”