Cryptopsy Announced for Decibel Metal & Beer Fest: Philly 2026
Posted on December 16, 2025
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After nearly three and a half decades of brutal, technical supremacy, Cryptopsy are more insatiable than ever. The most vile band in death metal are cracking year-end lists at Decibel, Metal Injection No Clean Singing and other outlets with their latest Billboard-shaking album An Insatiable Violence. Now, as they prepare for their upcoming European headline tour with 200 Stab Wounds, Inferi and Corpse Pile, the Canadian legends are proud to announce a new milestone in their accomplished career.
Today, Cryptopsy are announcing that they are performing at Decibel Magazine Metal & Beer Fest: Philly 2026. The band’s set at the Fillmore on Sunday, May 3 marks their first time performing at the world’s heaviest and headbangingest craft beer event. They will celebrate the 30th anniversary of their Decibel Hall of Fame inducted album None So Vile and perform fresh cuts off An Insatiable Violence.
“We are so excited to celebrate the 30th anniversary of None So Vile while also showcasing An Insatiable Violence and the new era of Cryptopsy at the world’s most prestigious metal and beer fest”, the band’s vocalist Matt McGachy says.
Tickets for Decibel Magazine Metal & Beer Fest: Philly go on sale this Friday, December 19 at 10 am Eastern Time.
Ticketmaster pre-sale starts tomorrow, Wednesday, December 17 at 10 am local time (use code: WARMUP)
3 Floyds Brewing pre-sale begins Thursday, December 18 at 10 am local time (use code: ZOMBIEDUST)
Night Shift Merch pre-sale begins Thursday, December 18 at Noon local time (use code: NIGHTSHIFT)
Cryptopsy at Decibel Magazine Metal & Beer Fest: Philly 2026
with Power Trip, Necrot, Fulci and Blood Monolith
Sunday, May 3 @ The Fillmore [TICKETS]
Get tickets for Day 1
https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0200638CD141F6D7
Get two-day tickets
https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0200638CD148F6E1
Cryptopsy’s new album An Insatiable Violence, Blasphemy Made Flesh, None So Vile and other albums from their fearsome discography are now available through Season of Mist
Order
https://redirect.season-of-mist.com/cryptopsyall
Catch Cryptopsy on their current tour of Australia and next year’s European headlining tour
Cryptopsy 2025 Asia, New Zealand & Australia All So Vile Tour Dates
December 17 – Canberra, AU @ The Base [TICKETS]
December 18 – Brisbane, AU @ Crowbar [TICKETS]
December 19 – Sydney, AU @ Crowbar [TICKETS]
December 20 – Melbourne, AU @ Croxton [TICKETS]
Cryptopsy All So Vile European Tour 2026
with special guests 200 Stab Wounds, Inferi and Corpse Pile
Get tickets at http://lnk.to/AllSoVile-Europe2026
January 15 – Germany, Hannover @ Béi Chéz Heinz
January 16 – Germany, Dortmund @ Junkyard
January 17 – Belgium, Antwerp @ Zappa
January 18 – UK, Southampton @ Engine Rooms
January 19 – UK, Bristol @ The Fleece [LOW TICKETS]
January 20 – UK, Glasgow @ Slay [LOW TICKETS]
January 21 – UK, Nottingham @ Rescue Rooms
January 22 – UK, Manchester @ Club Academy
January 23 – UK, Plymouth @ The Quad Theatre
January 24 – UK, London @ O2 Academy Islington [LOW TICKETS]
January 25 – The Netherlands, Nijmegen @ Doornroosje [SOLD OUT]
January 26 – Germany, Hamburg @ Logo
January 28 – Sweden, Stockholm @ Kollektivet Livet [LOW TICKETS]
January 29 – Norway, Oslo @ Goldie [LOW TICKETS]
January 30 – Denmark, Copenhagen @ Pumpehuset
January 31 – Germany, Leipzig @ Hellraiser
February 1 – Germany, Berlin @ Hole44
February 2 – Poland, Warsaw @ Proxima
February 3 – Czech Republic, Prague @ Rock Cafe
February 4 – Austria, Vienna @ Szene
February 5 – Hungary, Budapest @ Barba Negra
February 6 – Germany, Munich @ Backstage
February 7 – Italy, Milan @ Legend Club
February 8 – Switzerland, Aarau @ KiFF
February 9 – France, Lyon @ Club Transbo
February 10 – Spain, Barcelona @ Wolf
February 11 – Spain, Madrid @ Revi Live
February 12 – Spain, Portugalete @ Groove [LOW TICKETS]
February 13 – France, Toulouse @ Metronum
February 14 – France, Nantes @ Le Ferrailleur
February 15 – France, Paris @ Petit Bain
More dates announcing soon.
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