Pendulum announce 2025 ‘Inertia’ UK tour

Pendulum have announced a UK headline tour for 2025. Find all the details below.

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The Australian band will hit the road this November in support of their first album in 15 years, ‘Inertia’, which is due for release on August 22 via Mushroom Music (pre-order/pre-save here).

Kicking off in Edinburgh on November 1, the upcoming trek will also feature performances in Bristol, Wolverhampton, London and Manchester.

Pendulum’s stop in the capital is set to take place at the O2 Academy Brixton on November 6.

Tickets for all dates go on general sale at 9am BST this Friday (August 15) – you’ll be able to buy yours here.

Alternatively, fans can access a pre-sale at the same time on Wednesday (13) by pre-ordering ‘Inertia’ via the group’s official store. Those who have already done so will receive access information via email.

Check out the announcement post and full schedule below.

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Pendulum’s 2025 ‘Inertia’ UK tour dates are:

NOVEMBER
01 – Corn Exchange, Edinburgh 
03 – The Prospect Building, Bristol 
04 – The Civic Hall, Wolverhampton
06 – O2 Academy Brixton, London 
09 – Depot Mayfield, Manchester

Over the weekend, Pendulum played a show at the Milton Keynes National Bowl. Next month, they’ll head out for a run of UK record store dates to mark the release of ‘Inertia’. The long-awaited album follows 2010’s ‘Immersion’.

Produced by frontman Rob Swire and Owen Charles, and recorded at Pendulum’s London studio, the record is described as the band’s most personal release to date. They recently released an explosive new single, ‘Cannibal’, featuring Wargasm from the LP.

The album also features collaborations with the likes of Bullet For My Valentine, AWOLNATION, Scarlxrd, Joey Valance & Brae and Hybrid Minds. In May, Pendulum shared the lead single ‘Save The Cat’.

“It’s the sound of Pendulum finding themselves again, and me figuring myself out to a certain extent,” Swire explained of ‘Inertia’. “Breakups do that – they strip things down and show you who you are. I’m just trying not to become the guy who needs to go through one just to make a record.”

Back in 2020, the frontman spoke to NME about what it was like for Pendulum to make a comeback after disbanding in 2012, and how it felt to be making new material.

“It’s not an easy thing to go away for 10 years and then say, ‘Here’s what we sound like now!’,” he said at the time. “People assume that we’ve been working on stuff for 10 years. It’s hard for people to imagine what the progression might be, but we’re happy with it.”

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