The Rasmus Deliver “Rest In Pieces” And Announce ‘Weirdo’ Tour For 2025

[Cover photo credit to Better Noise Music]

Finnish rockers The Rasmus formed 30 years ago, led by founding frontman and songwriter Lauri Ylönen. They have continued to evolve their sound, from mainstream Pop and Electronica to Rock and Metal. Today, they are releasing new track, “Rest In Pieces.” This introduces their new partnership with independent record label Better Noise Music, who have jointly released the new music alongside Nordic indie label Playground Music.

The Rasmus will support the new music with a world tour, their “Weirdo” tour across Europe from September 12 to December 6, 2025.

Vocalist Lauri Ylönen says:

It’s been a while since we went on tour, so we’re really excited to be heading out all over the world in 2025. It’s shaping up to be a massive tour and there’s more dates to come. We can’t wait to hang out with our fans. It’s going to be fun to see them again, we’re like family.

THE RASMUS “WEIRDO TOUR” 2025 DATES

9/12 Tampere, FI – Tavara-Asema

9/13 Turku, FI – Logomo

9/19 Kuopio, FI – Sawohouse Underground

9/20 Oulu, FI – Tullisali

9/26 Seinäjoki, FI – Rytmikorjaamo

9/27 Jyväskylä, FI – Lutakko

10/3 Lahti, FI – Möysän Musaklubi

10/4 Joensuu, FI – Kerubi

10/18 Helsinki, FI – Tavastia

10/23 Limassol, CY – Monte Caputo

10/25 Athens, GR – Floyd

11/11 Hamburg, DE – Markthalle

11/12 Berlin, DE – Metropol

11/13 Warsaw, PL – Stodola

11/14 Brno, CZ – Sono Centrum

11/15 Budapest, HU – Barba Negra

11/16 Vienna, AT – Simm City

11/17 Munich, DE – Technikum

11/18 Milan, IT – Alcatraz

11/20 Zurich, CH – Komplex 457

11/21 Karlsruhe, DE – Substage

11/22 Saarbrucken, DE – Garage

11/23 Frankfurt, DE – Batschkapp

11/25 Cologne, DE – Live Music Hall

11/26 Utrecht, NL – Tivoli

11/27 Antwerp, BE – Trix

11/28 Paris, FR – La Cigale

11/30 Glasgow, GB – SWG3 Galvanizers

12/1 Manchester, GB – O2 Ritz

12/2 Cardiff, GB – Great Hall

12/4 London, GB – O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire

12/5 Southampton, GB – 1865

12/6 Nottingham, GB – Rock City