Hanoi Rocks has Officially Announced Their 2025 Reunion Tour, Marking Their First extensive Live performance since 2007.The Tour titled “Honoi Rocks Legacy Tour 2025”, is set to begin on 10 June 2025 at Los Angeles SoFi’s stadium.Are You Excited……Read more
Fans of glam punk and hard rock have reason to celebrate — Hanoi Rocks, the legendary Finnish rock band, has officially announced their long-awaited reunion tour for 2025. Titled the “Hanoi Rocks Legacy Tour 2025,” this marks the band’s first extensive live performance schedule since their farewell gigs in 2007. The tour is scheduled to kick off on June 10, 2025, at the iconic SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, setting the stage for what promises to be a spectacular and emotional return for one of rock’s most influential and enigmatic groups.
Formed in 1979, Hanoi Rocks gained a cult following in the 1980s for their unique blend of glam rock, punk, and hard-edged pop. While their commercial success never reached the heights of some of their contemporaries, their influence on the glam metal scene—especially bands like Guns N’ Roses and Mötley Crüe—is undisputed. The group’s dynamic stage presence, flamboyant style, and trailblazing music made them underground legends. The tragic death of drummer Razzle in a 1984 car accident cast a long shadow over the band’s early trajectory, eventually leading to their disbandment in 1985. Though they reunited briefly in the early 2000s and released new material, they again disbanded in 2009. This latest reunion marks a significant return, both musically and emotionally, for the band and its loyal fanbase.
The “Hanoi Rocks Legacy Tour 2025” will feature original members Michael Monroe and Andy McCoy, who have reportedly mended past personal and creative differences. Also joining them are longtime collaborators and top-tier musicians from the Finnish and global rock scenes. According to the official press release, the tour will span major cities in North America, Europe, and Asia, with over 40 dates planned. Fans can expect a setlist packed with classics such as “Tragedy,” “Boulevard of Broken Dreams,” “Don’t You Ever Leave Me,” and “Malibu Beach Nightmare,” along with select tracks from their 2000s-era comeback albums.
In an emotional video posted to the band’s official channels, frontman Michael Monroe said, “This tour isn’t just a comeback; it’s a celebration of everything Hanoi Rocks has meant to us and our fans around the world. We’ve been through hell and back, and this time, we’re doing it for real—louder, bolder, and more heartfelt than ever before.” Guitarist Andy McCoy echoed Monroe’s sentiments, adding, “We owe it to the fans who’ve stuck with us through every up and down. This tour will be a tribute to Razzle, to the music, and to everyone who believed in the spirit of Hanoi Rocks.”
Tickets for the tour will go on sale starting May 15, 2025, with pre-sale options available for fan club members. Special VIP packages will offer exclusive meet-and-greets, limited-edition merchandise, and early access to venues. Industry insiders predict high demand, especially for the opening show in Los Angeles and the European leg, which includes headline spots at several summer festivals. The band’s management has also hinted at potential collaborations and surprise guests during certain stops, fueling speculation about appearances from big names in rock who have cited Hanoi Rocks as an inspiration.
With the Hanoi Rocks Legacy Tour 2025, the band isn’t just staging a reunion—they’re reclaiming their place in rock history. For many fans, this is more than just a concert tour. It’s a chance to relive a time when Hanoi Rocks was the beating heart of glam punk rebellion, before tragedy and time reshaped their story. Now, with the original energy rekindled and their legacy more appreciated than ever, the band is ready to remind the world why their name still resonates across generations. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or a new listener discovering their music for the first time, this tour is set to be one of the most anticipated rock events of the year.
