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Watch the classical music group taking on the metal scene with Apocalyptica tickets. Apocalyptica, consists of four classically trained graduates of Helsinki’s Sibelius Academy, united over a love of heavy metal, playing Metallica covers on their cellos and creating a hard-rocking, neoclassical, operatic storm of symphonic metal. Their debut album Plays Metallica By Four Cellos (1996) reached number seven in their native Finland and became a bizarre oddity for both metal and classical fans. Their follow-up Inquisition Symphony (1998) took on covers of music from Faith No More, Pantera and Sepultura before producing their own, original material on Cult (2000) and recruiting Slayer drummer Dave Lombardo on Reflections (2003).

With guest appearances from Rammstein’s Till Lindemann, Lacuna Coil’s Cristina Scabbia and Slipknot’s Corey Taylor and a cover of David Bowie’s “Heroes”, sixth album Worlds Collide (2007) made a breakthrough in America when single “I Don't Care” was used in the hit TV series Smallville in 2009, causing an increase in the popularity of Apocalyptica tickets. Their seventh album 7th Symphony was released in 2010 and featured guest vocalist Gavin Rossdale and Slayer drummer Dave Lombardo. They performed three Metallica songs at the band’s 30th-anniversary celebration concert in 2011 before taking a year out to work on a classical crossover project titled Wagner Reloaded, which featured works by Richard Wagner given the Apocalyptica treatment. After touring with Finnish group Avanti! Chamber Orchestra in 2014, they signed to Eleven Seven Music and released their eighth album Shadowmaker in 2015. This was followed by Cell-O in 2020. Watch this impressive group perform covers and original music live with Apocalyptica tickets from TicketSmarter.

How much are Apocalyptica tickets?

Many performances have Apocalyptica concert tickets posted for around $60 per ticket. The band’s concerts in New York in Webster Hall can cost fans around $60 for a GA ticket. Other performances at places like Vancouver’s Commodore Ballroom can cost over $75 a ticket. Check’s Apocalyptica tour schedule to check ticket prices to all upcoming concerts.

When shopping for your Apocalyptica tickets you can expect to pay an average price of $173.71 a ticket. The most you can pay is $1274.63, which is often for seats near the front of the stage. Many of the band’s live shows have cheap Apocalyptica tickets listed for $37.80 a ticket.

Apocalyptica 2024 Tour Dates

Apocalyptica’s tour dates see the symphonic metal band playing hit songs from each of the band’s albums live to passionate crowds around Europe and North America. On the band’s recent world tours, fans got the chance to see cellists Eicca Toppinen, Paavo Lötjönen and Perttu Kivilaakso displaying their impressive musical talents as the band performed 90-minute sets of metal covers and original songs. Don’t miss your chance to be at the group’s next live show when they hit the stage at Milwaukee’s Pabst Theater, Birmingham’s Lyric Theatre or your favorite local concert venue. Review Apocalyptica’s concert schedule above to learn more about where the band is playing next.

Apocalyptica has 24 concerts on its 2024 tour schedule. Get a spot in the audience for the band’s next live show on February 6th, 2025 at 7:30pm at the Warner Theatre - DC. This exciting show will take place at 13th and E Streets NW, Washington, DC. Apocalyptica concert tickets for this performance range from $49.50 to $1038.24 a ticket. Place your order now because there are only 481 Apocalyptica tickets left for this concert.

When do Apocalyptica tickets go on sale?

Apocalyptica tickets go on sale about seven days after the band announces new tour dates. Fans can get their hands on a set of Apocalyptica tour tickets right away when they use TicketSmarter. Our website doesn’t use presale codes, so fans get instant access to tickets the moment a new show is announced.