Norwegian symphonic black metal giants Dimmu Borgir have officially unveiled plans for their massive and highly anticipated 2026 world tour, promising fans an intense and theatrical live experience unlike anything seen in recent years. Dubbed the **“In League With Satan Tour 2026,”** the band will join forces with fellow extreme metal titans Behemoth, with special guests Dark Funeral completing a powerful three-band lineup.
The tour is set to kick off in October 2026 and will span multiple countries across Europe, delivering what many are calling one of the most explosive and “expensive” productions in black metal history. Fans can expect elaborate stage designs, orchestral elements, and a dark, cinematic atmosphere that reflects the band’s signature sound and visual identity. ([Arrow Lords of Metal][1])
### Full 2026 Tour Dates & Cities
* Oct 09 – Zurich, Switzerland
* Oct 10 – Zwickau, Germany
* Oct 11 – Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg
* Oct 13 – Milan, Italy
* Oct 14 – Munich, Germany
* Oct 16 – Paris, France
* Oct 18 – Den Bosch, Netherlands
* Oct 20 – Cologne, Germany
* Oct 22 – Hamburg, Germany
* Oct 23 – Berlin, Germany
* Oct 24 – Brno, Czech Republic
* Oct 27 – Helsinki, Finland
* Oct 29 – Stockholm, Sweden
* Oct 30 – Copenhagen, Denmark ([Peek-A-Boo Magazine][2])
The 2026 tour also coincides with the release of their upcoming album *Grand Serpent Rising*, marking a major new era for the band after years of anticipation. ([Wikipedia][3]) Fans can expect fresh material alongside classic anthems, all delivered with the band’s trademark symphonic brutality.
With over a dozen cities confirmed and more potentially on the horizon, this tour is shaping up to be one of the most significant events in the global metal scene. Tickets reportedly went on sale in late 2025 and are expected to sell out quickly due to overwhelming demand. ([Peek-A-Boo Magazine][2])
For fans of dark, orchestral metal, the Dimmu Borgir 2026 world tour is not just a concert series—it’s a full-scale sonic spectacle that will leave a lasting mark on audiences across Europe and beyond.
