Canadian technical death metal icons Cryptopsy will celebrate three decades of their landmark 1996 album None So Vile with a European and UK tour in early 2026.
The band will perform cuts from the record in full each night alongside songs from their new album An Insatiable Violence. Joining them on the road are rising death metal forces 200 Stab Wounds, Inferi, and Corpse Pile, rounding out a bill set to crush venues across the continent.
Released in 1996, None So Vile cemented Cryptopsy‘s reputation as pioneers of brutal, technical death metal. Driven by Flo Mounier‘s ferocious drumming, Lord Worm‘s guttural vocals, and Jon Levasseur‘s mind-bending guitar work, the album remains a touchstone for the genre and continues to inspire new generations of musicians nearly three decades later.
Cryptopsy‘s None So Vile 30th anniversary tour promises not just nostalgia, but a reminder of why the album remains as vital and devastating today as it was in 1996. Get your tickets here.
1/15 Hannover, Germany Béi Chéz Heinz
1/16 Dortmund, Germany Junkyard
1/17 Antwerp, Belgium Zappa
1/18 Southampton, UK Engine Rooms
1/19 Bristol, UK The Fleece
1/20 Glasgow, UK Slay
1/21 Nottingham, UK Rescue Rooms
1/22 Manchester, UK Club Academy
1/23 Plymouth, UK The Quad Theatre
1/24 London, UK O2 Academy Islington
1/25 Nijmegen, Netherlands Doornroosje
1/26 Hamburg, Germany Logo
1/28 Stockholm, Sweden Kollektivet Livet
1/29 Oslo, Norway Goldie
1/30 Copenhagen, Denmark Pumpehuset
1/31 Leipzig, Germany Hellraiser
2/1 Berlin, Germany Hole44
2/2 Warsaw, Poland Proxima
2/3 Prague, Czech Republic Rock Cafe
2/4 Vienna, Austria Szene
2/5 Budapest, Hungary Barba Negra
2/6 Munich, Germany Backstage
2/7 Milan, Italy Legend Club
2/8 Aarau, Switzerland KiFF
2/9 Lyon, France Club Transbo
2/10 Barcelona, Spain Wolf
2/11 Madrid, Spain Revi Live
2/12 Portugalete, Spain Groove
2/13 Toulouse, France Metronum
2/14 Nantes, France Le Ferrailleur
2/15 Paris, France Petit Bain
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