Anthrax will return to Brazil in 2027 as part of the touring cycle behind their upcoming album, Cursum Perficio, according to guitarist Scott Ian. “Not this year, but definitely next year,” Ian told Rolling Stone Brasil. “The album comes out in September, but the real tour will start in January. We’ll start early next year, and I’m sure we’ll be in Brazil in 2027.”
Upcoming Tour and Album
Anthrax have no plans to retire, but Cursum Perficio, their first album in a decade, could conceivably be their last full-length. “I don’t know if we’ll make another album,” Scott Ian said. “We’re going to release this album and then tour for two years. And then we’ll all be 65 and we’ll see how we feel. We might also just release individual songs. Who knows?”
Speculation About the Band’s Future
Scott Ian had previously fueled speculation about the band’s future in a May interview with Metallerium. Asked at the time whether the album’s title, Latin for “I complete my journey,” signaled a farewell, he replied, “No. We’re not saying that,” before adding, “I’m not saying no either.”
Album Release and Tour
Cursum Perficio arrives September 18th via Megaforce Records and Nuclear Blast. Scott Ian also told Rolling Stone Brasil that if Anthrax were planning a final album or tour, they would announce it rather than “disappear mysteriously.” Fans can look for deals and get tickets to sold-out shows here (where fans can save $20 on their first order of $200 or more with promo code CONSEQUENCE20 at checkout).
In conclusion, Anthrax is set to return to Brazil in 2027 as part of their upcoming tour, and fans can look forward to the release of Cursum Perficio on September 18th. With the band’s future uncertain, fans will have to wait and see what’s next for Anthrax.
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