Frost* return to the stage for six UK shows in Spring 2027 to celebrate a multitude of milestones as 2026 marks the 20th anniversary of Milliontown as well as the 10th anniversary of Falling Satellites.
The band will reunite onstage for the first time in five years to play a full two-hour set showcasing songs from all five Frost* albums, including the long-awaited live debut of the most recent award-winning and hugely acclaimed album Life In The Wires.
Tickets are on sale from Friday 2 October 2026, 10 am UK time at frost.life/frost-live.
MetalTalk covered the Frost* show at Islington Assembly Hall on 1 December 2022, where the band all wore white T-shirts with black sleeves, and they had their names, dates of birth and gender on them.
“It’s so tough to go out on the road nowadays as everything is so expensive,” Jem Godfrey said at his last MetalTalk Interview talking about that tour. “We did one show in Europe on that run, and the carnet was ridiculous. They even wanted to know the serial numbers of the cables we took.”
Robert Adams then suggested that they could kill two birds with one stone and have carnet t-shirts made up as merchandise, which list each band member’s equipment used.
“That’s a brilliant idea,” Jem smiled, furiously scribbling on a piece of paper. “Do you charge commission?” We wait with bated breath to see their tour dress.
Announcing this tour, Jem Godfrey says, “It’s going to be the longest set we’ve ever played at two hours, and we hope to cram as much in as we can from the entire back catalogue.
“That said, we also need to give Life In The Wires a bit of a spin too, don’t we? Nice problem to have, really.”
To further commemorate the anniversaries of Milliontown and Falling Satellites, the band are working on a re-recorded version of Milliontown featuring the now-considered classic lineup of Jem Godfrey, John Mitchell, Nathan King and Craig Blundell, as well as an updated recording of Falling Satellites for later release.
