Sepultura announce Dublin show

Sepultura have announced their final ever European show at Dublin's 3Arena, set for Sunday, August 9, 2026.

The gig will be part of the metal group's Celebrating Life Through Death farewell tour, which honours their four decade long career.

"Dublin! We couldn’t think of a better place to play our final ever European show than your beautiful city," said the band. "See you next August!"

Formed in 1984 by Max and Igor Cavalera, the Brazilian group released their debut album Morbid Visions/Bestial Devastation in 1986. Their 1996 record Roots has received 225 million streams on Spotify.

Sepultura have unveiled fifteen studio albums, selling twenty million records worldwide and earning 14 gold and multiple platinum records across the globe, including France, Australia, Indonesia, Cyprus and Brazil.

In 2023, they announced their plans for a final tour with stops in North America, Europe and Latin America, featuring a career-spanning set. Last November, the band played Dublin's 3Olympia as part of the tour.

There latest studio album Quadra came out in 2020 and scored over seventeen million streams on Spotify.

• Tickets for Sepultura's 3Arena gig go on sale Friday, November 28 and can be found here.