Cavalera announces Return to Chaos fall tour

The band featuring brothers Max and Iggor Cavalera will perform 'CHAOS A.D.' in its entirety.

August 5, 2025

Metal legends Cavalera. Jim Louvau

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Cavalera features brothers in life and heavy metal, Max and Iggor Cavalera, who were in the legendary Brazilian metal band Sepultura. Now, the two are gearing up to deliver nightly doses of their brutal sounds on the Return to Chaos tour, which launches in September. We'll get an Arizona show on October 11 at Tempe's Marquee Theatre.

An exercise in nightly rock 'n' roll devastation, the band will be playing Sepultura's fifth studio album, "CHAOS A.D.," in its entirety. In a statement about the tour, the group explains why they're doing this now. "Though the years have passed, CHAOS A.D. is as timeless and relevant as the day it was released. While wars are waged around the globe, violence is witnessed in the streets, hate and disparity are rampant in our everyday lives, albums like "CHAOS A.D." are what bind us together, being a prospect of light in an otherwise bleak and corrupt world."

The '90s release earned them Gold Record status with ferocious tracks like "Slave New World" and "Refuse/Resist." The band's set will be part of a bigger night. Strap in; Fear Factory will be opening most dates and throughout the tour, Cavalera will be playing alongside extreme metal bands like Slayer, Lamb of God, Sanguisugabogg and Power Trip.

Tickets are available now.

Here is a complete list of shows on the Cavalera Return to Chaos tour:

09/18/2025, Louisville, Kentucky, Louder Than Life
09/20/2025, Hershey, Pennsylvania, Hershey Park Stadium
09/21/2025, Liverpool, New York, Sharkey's Event Center
09/23/2025, Norwalk, Connecticut, District Music Hall
09/25/2025, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Piere's Entertainment Center
09/26/2025, Des Moines, Iowa, Val Air Ballroom
09/27/2025, Hammond, Indiana, Horseshoe
09/28/2025, St. Louis, Missouri, Red Flag
10/01/2025, Englewood, Colorado, Gothic Theatre
10/02/2025, Salt Lake City, Utah, The Complex
10/05/2025, Sacramento, California, House of Blues
10/07/2025, Anaheim, California, House of Blues
10/10/2025, Las Vegas, Nevada, House of Blues
10/11/2025, Tempe, Arizona, The Marquee
10/12/2025, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunshine Theater
10/16/2025, Houston, Texas, White Oak Music Hall
10/17/2025, Austin, Texas, Come and Take It Live
10/18/2025, Dallas, Texas, Ferris Wheelers Backyard & BBQ

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