Cryptopsy Celebrating None So Vile on European Headline Tour
Posted on August 25, 2025
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“Cryptopsy have the chops of the conservatoire and the temperament of the wolverine”, Decibel wrote in praise of An Insatiable Violence. “Pound for pound, they are the most vicious of all”.
As they prepare to tear across the U.S. with Nile, today, Cryptopsy are announcing a European headline tour celebrating 30 years of None So Vile. Next year, the band will perform classic cuts from their revered second album, along with newly crowned hits off An Insatiable Violence, during 30+ dates across Europe and the United Kingdom. Joining them on this month-long run are 200 Stab Wounds, Inferi and Corpse Pile.
“We are beyond excited to return to Europe and the UK alongside 200 Stab Wounds, Inferi and Corpse Pile”, Cryptopsy says. “We will be honoring the 30th anniversary of None So Vile by performing some of our favorite songs from this iconic album.
“None So Vile is a legendary album that helped craft the landscape for modern death metal and was a huge inspiration for our most recent album An Insatiable Violence.
“We are stoked to celebrate its legacy with all of our fans”.
Tickets go on sale this Wednesday, 27 August at 11 am CEST / 10 am BRST.
Get tickets at http://lnk.to/AllSoVile-Europe2026
Cryptopsy All So Vile European Tour 2026:
Celebrating 30 years of None So Vile with special guests 200 Stab Wounds, Inferi and Corpse Pile
15 January – Germany, Hannover @ Béi Chéz Heinz
16 January – Germany, Dortmund @ Junkyard
17 January – Belgium, Antwerp @ Zappa
18 January – UK, Southampton @ Engine Rooms
19 January – UK, Bristol @ The Fleece
20 January – UK, Glasgow @ Slay
21 January – UK, Nottingham @ Rescue Rooms
22 January – UK, Manchester @ Club Academy
23 January – UK, Plymouth @ The Quad Theatre
24 January – UK, London @ O2 Academy Islington
25 January – The Netherlands, Nijmegen @ Doornroosje
26 January – Germany, Hamburg @ Logo
27 January – Sweden, Stockholm @ Kollektivet Livet
29 January – Norway, Oslo @ Goldie
30 January – Denmark, Copenhagen @ Pumpehuset
31 January – Germany, Leipzig @ Hellraiser
1 February – Germany, Berlin @ Hole44
2 February – Poland, Warsaw @ Proxima
3 February – Czech Republic, Prague @ Rock Cafe
4 February – Austria, Vienna @ Szene
5 February – Hungary, Budapest @ Barba Negra
6 February – Germany, Munich @ Backstage
7 February – Italy, Milan @ Legend Club
8 February – Switzerland, Aarau @ KiFF
9 February – France, Lyon @ Club Transbo
10 February – Spain, Barcelona @ Wolf
11 February – Spain, Madrid @ Revi Live
12 February – Spain, Portugalete @ Groove
13 February – France, Toulouse @ Metronum
14 February – France, Nantes @ Le Ferrailleur
15 February – France, Paris @ Petit Bain
None So Vile and An Insatiable Violence are now available on Season of Mist.
Order: https://redirect.season-of-mist.com/cryptopsyall
Cryptopsy will begin celebrating the 30th anniversary of None So Vile later this year on their upcoming tours of Asia, Australia and New Zealand. While in Japan, the band will join forces with the country’s native death metal Samurai and their Season of Mist labelmates in Defiled.
Cryptopsy All So Vile Asia, Australia & New Zealand Tour 2025:
28 November – Dubai, AE @ P7 Arena, Media One Hotel
29 November – Bangalore, IN @ Fandom
30 November – Bangkok, TH @ Mr. Fox Livehouse
2 December – Taipei, TW @ Jack Studio
5 December – Shanghai, CH @ Cave Art Venue
6 December – Shanghai, CH @ Cave Art Venue
7 December – Tianjin, CH @ 20 Years of the Music Scene
8 December – Seoul, KR @ JS Art Hall
11 December – Tokyo, JP* @ WWWX
12 December – Tokyo, JP* @ WWWX
14 December – Auckland, NZ @ Double Whammy
15 December – Wellington, NZ @ Vallhalla
17 December – Canberra, AU @ The Base
18 December – Brisbane, AU @ Crowbar
19 December – Sydney, AU @ Crowbar
20 December – Melbourne, AU @ Croxton
* w/ Defiled
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