Metal Anarchy

UADA and Mortiis have announced a co-headlining North American tour. Jerome Reuter’s ROME and Wraith Knight will open. Notably, UADA will be performing “Devoid Of Light” in its entirety alongside a Ceremonial Castings 30th anniversary set with Wraith Knight. Mortiis will be performing material from “The Smell Of Rain” and more.

Tour Dates:

04/10 Portland, OR – Dante’s
04/11 Vancouver, BC – Rickshaw
04/13 Calgary, AB – Dickens
04/14 Edmonton, AB – Starlite
04/16 Winnipeg, MB – Sidestage
04/17 Minneapolis, MN – Skyway at Studio B
04/18 Madison, WI – Annex
04/19 Chicago, IL – Reggies
04/20 Detroit, MI – Sanctuary
04/21 Indianapolis, IN – Black Circle
04/22 Covington, KY – Madison Live
04/23 Pittsburgh, PA – Preserving Underground
04/24 Toronto, ON – Lee’s Palace
04/25 Montreal, QC – Cafe Campus
04/26 Quebec City, QC – La Source
04/27 Boston, MA – Brighton Music Hall
04/28 Brooklyn, NY – Meadows
04/29 Bensalem, PA – Broken Goblet
04/30 Baltimore, MD – Metro
05/01 Raleigh, NC – Chapel Of Bones
05/02 Atlanta, GA – 529 EAV
05/03 Orlando, FL – Conduit
05/05 Houston, TX – Warehouse Live
05/06 Austin, TX – Come And Take It Live
05/07 Dallas, TX – Club Dada
05/08 Albuquerque, NM – Launchpad
05/09 Denver, CO – HQ
05/10 Salt Lake City, UT – Urban Lounge
05/11 Las Vegas, NV – Swan Dive
05/12 San Diego, CA – Brick By Brick
05/13 Los Angeles, CA – The Echo
05/14 San Jose, CA – The Ritz
05/15 Eugene, OR – John Henry’s
05/16 Seattle, WA – El Corazon

UADA commented:

“It has been a profound honor to play a central role in assembling this distinctive and richly diverse touring package. The line-up carries deep personal history and influence for me, while also embodying some of the most cherished milestones of my own musical journey.

As someone who has always appreciated the artistry of thoughtfully mixed bills—an approach that feels increasingly rare in today’s landscape—this particular combination is especially meaningful and should deliver a strikingly unique, yet cohesive experience for those in attendance.

Above all, this tour is my gift to the fans: an opportunity to witness a moment that may never come again, to discover extraordinary talents they might not yet know, and to share an evening that I sincerely hope will live on as an unforgettable memory.”

Mortiis added:

“While creating and uncreating, sometimes composing, and occasionally violently invoking, the music and sounds that are set to be my new album, it is growing increasingly apparent to me, that I am occasionally calling upon some old ghosts of the past.

I can hear (sometimes clearly, other times faintly) some musical echoes from The ‘Smell Of Rain’ days, not to mention new sounds of the blurry, faint, but unmistakably strange, future, that is yet to unfold.

It seems natural to me, to now unearth several of the songs from ‘The Smell Of Rain’ (and other music, of similar dispirit!) as a first step into the bleak dystopian dreamscapes Mortiis appears to be heading into from here on out.

So here I am, clawing through a quarter century old recordings, preparing for 2026.”