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Pantera is a heavy metal band formed in Arlington, Texas in 1981 by brothers Vinnie Paul and Dimebag Darrell, and is currently composed of vocalist Phil Anselmo, bassist Rex Brown, and touring musicians Zakk Wylde and Charlie Benante. After a number of buzzy releases throughout the 1980s, the band dropped their breakout album, Cowboys From Hell, in 1990, which established Pantera as leaders in the groove metal genre. The first group to land an extreme metal album at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with their 1994 album Far Beyond Driven, Pantera were hailed as torchbearers of the genre, paving the way for a long and successful reign that included two subsequent albums and four Grammy nominations. The pioneering band has sold over 20 million albums over the course of their career and are credited as a musical inspiration by many acts in the metal space.
Pantera entered a hiatus in 2001, and shortly thereafter, founding member Dimebag Darrell was killed onstage in 2004. A new era began when surviving members Phil Anselmo and Rex Brown returned to the road in 2023 for their first tour as Pantera in over 20 years. Now, the band is set to embark on a 2025 outing, titled Pantera’s The Heaviest Tour of the Summer.
Pantera 2025 Tour Dates:
See Pantera's complete list of 2025 tour dates and learn how to get tickets to see them live.
Pantera’s The Heaviest Tour of the Summer begins in July. The band will be stopping at a number of cities throughout the summer, including Phoenix, Las Vegas, Dallas, and Birmingham, Alabama. The 2025 trek is set to wrap in West Palm Beach in September.
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Following dates supporting Metallica, Pantera’s The Heaviest Tour of the Summer begins in Burgettstown, Pennsylvania on July 15 with a show at The Pavilion at Star Lake.
Pantera will be joined by a number of special guests on the summer tour, including:
Fans will have the opportunity to purchase from four VIP packages. Perks for VIP ticket holders include:
I'm excited to be able to get to see Pantera AND Metallica. Been GREAT BIG fan for years and years. Like I said, excited to be able to see these 2 bands. Never thought I would see them. Thought I would go before they decide to retire soon.
August 11, 2023 Olympique Stadium Montreal, QC - MetallicA and PANTERA!!! I wouldn't believe it that it was possible in my wildest dreams. I've been enjoying their music for so many years (I'm not revealing how many..) Yes, the sound, yes, not original band bla bla Be grateful and happy you can experience this again! I, personally, was trying not to pass out ;) Toronto in April ...
Opening for Metallica on August 30, 2024 PANTERA did not disappoint. Awesome performance from these legends. 🤘🏼 Wicked. Wish they'd opened both nights!!
The Pantera Michigan show was outstanding! It really made me so happy to see the band back together playing those old jams. They sounded tighter than ever. Phil’s vocals are on point and even better than back in the day. Sobriety looks good on the band and sounds even better. I’m excited to see them one more time this year opening for Metallica at Soldier Field next week.
Tour staff for Pantera was non-existent after getting us in the door. I purchased 2 Ultimate Meet and Greet packages, with notations that there would be an on-stage portion of the show for those who purchased this. This did not happen. We received the same treatment as those who purchased the regular Meet and Greet packages. I paid an extra $300+tax for each pass and nothing more. There was no autograph session, just a quick pic and moved on. Definitely not worth what I spent.
First off, Lamb of God killed it as usual and are an absolute force to be reckoned with. I've lost track of how many times I have seen them and I am blown away each time. Pantera, on the other hand...Phil seemed like he didn't care and just rolled out of bed before taking the stage. It was also obvious that Zakk is thoroughly bored of playing Dime's riffs and solos, as he added a lot of his own signature sound to each riff and solo. I like Zakk and appreciate him as a guitarist, but it sounded more like, "here's how I would've played Dime's riff/solo"as opposed to him just playing the song. I wanted to see a Pantera tribute, not Zakks rendition of Pantera songs.
Coming into the show I had high expectations. The 2024 edition of pantera had big shoes to fill and they did so in an otherwordly manner. Easily in my top 3 concert ever. Brought me to tears during Flood. Base drum was just a little too loud for lamb of god but thats more a sound tech problem more than the band itself. LoG as usual also delivered with flying colors
This was my first time seeing Pantera! Kick a$$ show! Took my son as well, what a great time. Yeet
Only half of Pantera but great show. Lamb of god was great tout.
It was a real nice experience to see Pantera live after all these years as a fan. I really enjoyed the setlist. I am also a huge Lamb of god fan but I was a little bit disappointed by the sound quality. It was wayyyyyy too loud for nothing and I had a hard time hearing the signers voice. That could have easily been adjusted at the beginning of their set.
