Ghost summons fans for 2026 Skeletour: North America beware!
With previous Skeletour events selling hundreds of thousands of tickets, securing a spot may require the cunning of a vampire or the reflexes of a ghost hunter.
From Orlando to Inglewood, Ghost’s Skeletour World Tour promises a mix of hits, smoke, and theatrics, demonstrating why the band has risen from cult status to mainstream metal superstardom.
Fans brave enough to attend will experience a performance that lingers in memory long after the lights go down, pyrotechnics fade, and the last horned gesture vanishes.
"It was a truly amazing experience... it was really refreshing. It was almost unreal seeing the crowd seeing you, because I hadn't seen that in years. It's completely trendsetting for us. I don't ever want to go back to the other way. We're doing our best to make that happen." — Tobias Forge, discussing the inspiration for the phone-free policy after initially testing it at the LA shows for the Rite Here Rite Now filming.
Combining dark religious imagery with catchy riffs, the band turns every performance into a full sensory experience rather than a typical concert.
Theatrics are central to Ghost’s identity. Tobias Forge, the enigmatic and mask-wearing frontman, guides audiences through sinister imagery and melodic hooks, creating a spectacle where every horned hand gesture feels like an invitation to a secret society. Phone-free shows encourage fans to fully immerse themselves in the spectacle instead of staring at their screens.
Which of the mainline frontmen delivered the most captivating era of music, visuals, and stage presence?
“I hit a wall. I realised I am not built to do that. I really can't.” — Tobias Forge, on the demands of simultaneously finishing the movie Rite Here Rite Now and recording a new studio album.
Ghost announces the 2026 Skeletour World Tour in North America, featuring twenty arena stops packed with theatrical performances and dark pageantry.
- Ghost's 2026 tour will visit twenty arenas across the U.S. and Canada, starting January 21 in Orlando and ending February 23 in Inglewood, California.
- The tour will showcase the band's latest album, Skeletá, blending dark religious imagery and catchy riffs into a full sensory experience.
- Fans will experience phone-free shows, immersing themselves in the theatrical spectacle, and tickets are expected to sell out quickly.