Fresh off the release of their brand‑new, internationally acclaimed studio album Far From God, Portuguese gothic‑metal pioneers Moonspell have announced their long‑awaited return to North America this autumn as special touring partners of extreme‑metal legends Cradle Of Filth. The extensive U.S. and Canadian run will also feature Worm Gloom and Black Satellite, forming one of the season's most compelling dark and extreme metal touring packages.

Armed with tracks from their latest offering Far From God alongside fan favourites and timeless classics, Moonspell will also mark the 30th anniversary of their landmark opus Irreligious, delivering a set that spans the band's remarkable career.

Fernando Ribeiro comments: "Moonspell and Cradle Of Filth came a long way... We first played together in 1994 and since then we've sharing stages all around the globe. It's also our return to North America and we sure want to make it count! Cradle is on a creative and touring roll so we'll try to get ourselves some of their charm and deliver you amazing nights to the sound of our very own Portugal brand of gothic metal. We'll be promoting our new album Far From God, the 30th anniversary or Irreligious and will go deep into our history and legacy. See you under the spell!"

Made available on 3 July on Napalm Records, Far From God has quickly established itself as one of Moonspell's most celebrated works to date. Born out of five years of creative searching, doubt and ultimate rediscovery, Far From God marks a powerful resurgence for the outfit. Far from playing it safe, Moonspell deliver a work that feels like a rebirth: darker, sharper and emotionally unfiltered. Rather than bending to modern trends, the group double down on identity and substance, presenting a bold and beautiful statement of gothic metal in its purest essence — dark, romantic, dramatic and unapologetically heavy.

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