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Mick Gordon Plans to Take His Upcoming Doom Concert Performance On the Road

Mick Gordon Plans to Take His Upcoming Doom Concert Performance On the Road

Award-winning composer Mick Gordon has announced that his upcoming Doom and Doom Eternal concert performances are not just a one-off event. The two announced shows, including a headline performance at the UK’s RADAR festival on August 1, 2027, will feature a live band and orchestra playing music from the games. Following the RADAR show, Gordon will perform at the Brutal Assault Festival in the Czech Republic at a medieval castle, alongside bands like Children of Bodom, Knocked Loose, and Humanity’s Last Breath. This festival attracts around 25,000 metal fans.

However, fans outside of the UK and Europe may still have the chance to experience Gordon’s heavy metal show. After the announcement, Gordon began receiving offers from European metal festival circuits. Together with his agency, Gordon is planning a tour of live shows across the world over the next two years. Multiple events beyond the UK and Europe are in the works, and Gordon promises exciting news to come.

Gordon is thrilled to bring popular Doom tracks like Rip & Tear, BFG Division, and At Doom’s Gate to life in front of a live audience. He aims to fuse the excitement of videogame music with the energy of a live rock and metal show. While some may appreciate traditional orchestra performances, Gordon believes there’s something unique about a massive mosh pit filled with videogame music. Through a combination of factors, Gordon feels he is the perfect artist to deliver this experience.

In the meantime, fans can enjoy Gordon’s heavy metal music on the soundtrack for Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2. The game is set to release on October 14 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, with a Nintendo Switch 2 version coming later.

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