Sleep Token kicked off their first U.S. arena tour at Gas South Arena in Duluth, Georgia, and it was a night to remember. The band wowed fans with an impressive castle set, complete with flowing water features. Over two hours, they performed 15 songs, including live debuts of “Provider” and “Infinite Baths” from their latest album, Even in Arcadia. This was their first U.S. show since the album hit number one on Billboard’s 200 chart in May.
Brian ‘Head’ Welch shared his excitement, noting how some people were surprised to see Sleep Token headlining so soon. “They came with that stage? Shut everybody up,” he said. The band, known as Vessel, II, III, IV, and Espera, focused mainly on tracks from Even in Arcadia and their 2023 album, Take Me Back to Eden. They opened the night with “Look to Windward” and included fan favorites like “Emergence,” “Caramel,” and “Damocles.” After a three-year break, they also brought back “Thread the Needle” from their 2016 EP, One.
Even in Arcadia has taken the band to new heights, topping charts in 11 countries, including the U.S., Austria, Britain, and Germany. Australian band Thornhill is opening for them on this tour, which runs until October 11. The next stop is tonight at Orlando’s Kia Center, with upcoming shows at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center, Philadelphia’s Wells Fargo Center, and LA’s Crypto.com Arena. Fans can grab tickets and join in on the excitement!
