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entheos Tour Dates and Upcoming Concerts
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On tour
Yes
Followers
34,365
Category
Death Metal, Alternative Metal, Metal, Deathcore, Progressive Metal
Concerts
Feb
11
Growlers
Memphis
Tickets
Feb
12
WORKPLAY
Birmingham
Tickets
Feb
13
The Masquerade
Atlanta
Tickets
Feb
14
Conduit
Winter Park
Tickets
Feb
15
The Banyan Live
West Palm Beach
Tickets
Feb
18
Music Farm
Charleston
Tickets
Feb
19
Open Chord Music
Knoxville
Tickets
Feb
20
Manchester Music Hall
Lexington
Tickets
Feb
21
The Castle Theatre
Bloomington
Tickets
Feb
22
The Pyramid Scheme
Grand Rapids
Tickets
May
08
Klub Melodka
Brno
Tickets
May
09
Hype Park
Kraków
Tickets
May
10
Ucho
Gdynia
Tickets
May
17
Klub Hybrydy
Warsaw
Tickets
May
24
Zappa Baza
Beograd
Tickets
May
26
Legend Club
Milano
Tickets
May
27
Traffic Live Club
Roma
Tickets
May
29
LA RAYONNE
Villeurbanne
Tickets
May
30
Le Ferrailleur
Nantes
Tickets
Jun
07
Pont Rouge
Monthey
Tickets
About entheos
Pushing progressive death metal in ever more imaginative directions, Entheos continue to stand apart from the pack. Incorporating elements drawn from myriad genres - including death metal, groove, grunge, electronica, slam, gothic rock, jazz, prog and more - they have evolved with every release, and now they return with the follow up to 2017’s landmark Dark Future, the diverse and exhilarating Time Will Take Us All.
Having stripped down to a two-piece in 2020, this has helped to streamline the band and allow the core members to make the music they want to with no compromise, which is clearly to their betterment. Koperweis - who takes the role of drummer in the band’s live lineup - has long written most of the guitar parts, so it was not a radically different writing process, but allowed him the freedom of complete control. Relying less on synths and electronic production than on previous releases, a lot of the more atmospheric elements are contributed by guitar, and there is even an acoustic guitar for the first time on an Entheos record. Crabb has also pushed herself harder than ever before, interested in consistently practicing to find new pitches and timbres in her voice, and she has most certainly extended the range of her screaming. Using pitched screaming to add melodic lines in many places, this is also the first Entheos record on which she has sung. “Singing has always been something that I’ve intended on adding to our band, I was just never willing to force it into parts that I didn’t feel like it fit into. On this album I really felt as though a lot of the material was musically calling for a more melodic vocal, so that’s where I took it. I’m really excited and proud to begin to venture into that territory and apply all areas of my voice to the music that we make.”
When it came to penning the lyrics, Crabb knew that she was going to write about her own “experience as a human” and approach the album based on the lingering awareness many people have, that there is so much world out there and there are so many different experiences to have - but there is so little time. However, this idea really hit home in August 2021 when she got into an accident on her electric scooter on the day she started tracking vocals. Because of this accident she found herself in a strange place mentally, juggling between feeling truly happy and grateful for every second that she was alive and got to spend with the people who she loved, but also feeling completely depressed, because of all of the uncertainty surrounding her injuries.
“It was hard to open my mouth, eating and talking were chores - let alone trying to sing or scream. I had no idea if I would be able to continue on as a vocalist or if my face would ever feel or look the same as before the accident. I returned to writing the album’s lyrics a few weeks after the accident with a refreshed point of view on what I’d begun writing. The album took form as a journey from the depths of depression into gratitude, but ultimately as an examination of our time and how precious it is. The time that we spend working toward goals when we don’t know the true outcome of them or if they’ll be important to us in the future. The time that we spend battling inner demons and being consumed by negative thoughts or depression and by our own vices. The time that we spend with the people that we love. The time that we spend focused on things that absolutely do not matter. The time that slips away as we feel life passing us by - and the time that we have left in this life. Time Will Take Us All is our human commonality, and it felt like the perfect name for this musical journey.”
This resulted in songs such as “Absolute Zero”, which is about the battle between mental darkness and lightness, when darkness begins to take over; “In Purgatory”, which references the state of temporary misery that getting in the accident put her in and more broadly the unknowing of whether an individual will come out of a situation for the better or for the worse, and “Oblivion”, which discusses the state of being stuck in the day-to-day of life and the lack of awareness that comes along with it.
With Koperweis handling production duties and Mark Lewis (Whitechapel, The Black Dahlia Murder) mixing the record, all of the drums were tracked by Zack Ohren at Castle Ultimate, and Koperweis tracked guitars and vocals. They also recruited former member Evan Brewer to supply the bass. “Evan’s bass playing is a big part of what makes Entheos sound like Entheos, and it was important to us to have him on the record. He added bass lines after everything had been tracked and brought a lot of character and texture to what was already there,” Koperweis says. Though committed to their status as a two-piece, the band does have a live lineup maintaining their reputation for being a killer live band.
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Genres
Death Metal, Alternative Metal, Metal, Deathcore, Progressive Metal
Photos
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What fans are saying
Douglas
Great show super talented group. Chaney is a sick vocalist!
Express Live!
Columbus, OH
Jul 31, 2018
zugbugz
Awesome show, thanks for playing Iowa City!
Wildwood Smokehouse & Saloon
Iowa City, IA
Feb 01, 2025
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entheos Tour Cities
Nantes, France
Grand Rapids, MI
Villeurbanne, France
Atlanta, GA
Gdynia, Poland
Lexington, KY
West Palm Beach, FL
Brno, Czechia
Kraków, Poland
Memphis, TN
Knoxville, TN
Charleston, SC
Winter Park, FL
Monthey, Switzerland
Bloomington, IL
Warsaw, Poland
Birmingham, AL
Frequently Asked Questions About entheos
Concerts & Tour Date Information
Is entheos on tour?
Yes, entheos is currently on tour. If you’re interested in attending an upcoming
entheos concert, make sure to grab your tickets in advance. The entheos tour
is scheduled for 20 dates across 17 cities. Get
information on all upcoming tour dates and tickets for 2025-2026 with Hypebot.
How many upcoming tour dates is entheos scheduled to play?
entheos is scheduled to play 20 shows between 2025-2026. Buy
concert tickets to a nearby show through Hypebot.
When does the entheos tour start?
entheos’s tour starts Feb 11, 2025 and ends on Jun 07, 2025.
They will play 17 cities; their most recent concert was held in
Memphis at Growlers and their next upcoming concert
will be in Nantes at Le Ferrailleur.
What venues is entheos performing at?
As part of the entheos tour, entheos is scheduled to play across the following
venues and cities:
2025 Tour Dates:
Feb 11 - Memphis,
TN @ Growlers
Feb 12 - Birmingham,
AL @ WORKPLAY
Feb 13 - Atlanta,
GA @ The Masquerade
Feb 14 - Winter Park,
FL @ Conduit
Feb 15 - West Palm Beach,
FL @ The Banyan Live
Feb 18 - Charleston,
SC @ Music Farm
Feb 19 - Knoxville,
TN @ Open Chord Music
Feb 20 - Lexington,
KY @ Manchester Music Hall
Feb 21 - Bloomington,
IL @ The Castle Theatre
Feb 22 - Grand Rapids,
MI @ The Pyramid Scheme
May 08 - Brno,
Czechia @ Klub Melodka
May 09 - Kraków,
Województwo małopolskie @ Hype Park
May 10 - Gdynia,
Poland @ Ucho
May 17 - Warsaw,
Poland @ Klub Hybrydy
May 24 - Beograd,
Serbia @ Zappa Baza
May 26 - Milano,
Lombardia @ Legend Club
May 27 - Roma,
Lazio @ Traffic Live Club
May 29 - Villeurbanne,
France @ LA RAYONNE
May 30 - Nantes,
Loire Region @ Le Ferrailleur
Jun 07 - Monthey,
Switzerland @ Pont Rouge