ZZ Top to Malmö Arena
With over 60 million albums sold, iconic status in the rock world, and a career stretching back to 1969, ZZ Top is one of the most influential and timeless bands in rock history. Their unique Texas sound, classic riffs, and unmistakable attitude have made the trio living legends on stages around the globe. It is now confirmed that ZZ Top will return to Europe next summer for an extensive tour!
For the first time in two years, ZZ Top is heading out on a European tour again. The legendary “Little Ol’ Band From Texas” will embark on a five-week tour with twenty-three shows in 13 countries, starting next summer in Tartu, Estonia. From there, the trio – Billy F Gibbons, Elwood Francis and Frank Beard – will continue on to audiences in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Germany, the Czech Republic, Austria, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Switzerland, France, and will finish with several concerts in Spain from mid- to late July. The tour will take them to festival crowds in several countries as well as traditional arena and stadium concerts – including a bullfighting arena in Murcia, Spain.
“We love playing for European audiences as they’re among the most energetic and enthusiastic we’ve encountered over the course of the past five decades. We’re excited to bring ‘The Big One!’ to the continent where you can be sure we’ll be turning it up and rocking out. We predict a circumstance direct communication because there’s no language barrier when the common parlance is to let it rock.”
– Billy F Gibbons
ZZ Top is the very definition of rock legends. The band’s history goes back to the last day of 1969, with their public debut shortly after at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Beaumont, Texas. Since then, ZZ Top has sold over 60 million albums worldwide. Their catalog includes four RIAA-certified gold albums, six platinum albums, and one album – Eliminator – certified diamond after selling more than 10 million copies. In addition, they have had eight Top 40 singles, two platinum-certified video collections, and were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 21 years ago by Rolling Stones icon Keith Richards.
Age restriction for the concert: 13 years
