Metal
Body Count feat. Ice-T Announces 2024 ‘Merciless’ European and UK Tour Dates
Body Count featuring Ice-T have announced details of a full European tour for 2024. Get dates for the ‘Merciless’ trek here.

World-acclaimed heavy metal band Body Count, fronted by legendary Ice-T, have announced their Merciless EU/UK 2024 tour.
The band will be performing at major European festivals throughout summer and marks a highly anticipated return to live performances after the pandemic-induced hiatus which halted their plans to tour and perform their previous album Carnivore, an album notable for winning a Grammy in the Best Metal Performance category for its track “Bum-Rush”.
Ice-T has expressed that the inability to perform and fully promote Carnivore was a significant disappointment, as the essence of making albums is to perform them live.
The band is currently completing their eighth studio album, titled Merciless, which is expected to be released this year via Century Media Records.
Tour Dates:
06/05 – Mystic Festival – Gdansk, Poland
06/07 – Edel Optics Arena – Hamburg, Germany
06/08 – Rock Im Park – Nürnberg, Germany
06/09 – Rock Am Ring – Eifel, Nürburg, Germany
06/11 – Citadel Music Festival – Berlin, Germany
06/13 – Rock For People – Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic
06/14 – Budapest Park, Budapest, Hungary
06/15 – Novarock – Nickelsdorf, Austria
06/16 – SRC Salata – Zagreb, Croatia
06/17 – Komplex 457 – Zurich, Switzerland
06/18 – Les Docks – Lausanne, Switzerland
06/20 – Nummirock – Nummijarvi, Finland
06/22 – Copenhell – Copenhagen, Denmark
06/23 – Graspop, Dessel, Belgium
06/25 – Rockhal – Luxembourg, Luxembourg
06/26 – Paradiso – Amsterdam, Netherlands
06/27 – Jera On Air – Ysselsteyn, Netherlands
06/28 – Hellfest – Clisson, France
06/30 – O2 Kentish Town Forum – London, United Kingdom
07/01 – The Ritz – Manchester, United Kingdom
07/02 – SWG3 (Galvanizers) – Glasgow, United Kingdom
For ticket details, head over to the official Body Count website here.
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