WARGASM have released a new live album, Live In London 2025, capturing the duo’s phones-free headline show at Here at Outernet in London on September 28, 2025. Available now across streaming platforms, the record bottles the sweat, impact and sensory overload of a night that was designed to be lived fully in the room.
The release arrives with a collector-ready physical edition too. In collaboration with Venn Records, the band have unveiled an extremely limited vinyl pressing of just 500 copies, with each copy including a signed souvenir ticket.
A live document from a band built on intensity
For a group like WARGASM, a live record makes perfect sense. Milkie Way and Sam Matlock have built their name on confrontation, release and total sensory overload, fusing metal, industrial, rave, punk and glitch-pop into something that feels less like a setlist and more like an event. Live In London 2025 leans into that volatility, preserving the atmosphere of a show that deliberately stripped away screens in favour of physical connection.
Speaking about the album, the band said the performance came from instinct rather than strategy, describing it as a necessary expression of what WARGASM is at its core. The result is positioned as the first in what they say will be many recorded live events.
Limited vinyl edition available now
To mark the album’s arrival, WARGASM have teamed up with Venn Records for a special vinyl run limited to 500 copies. It is the kind of release aimed squarely at fans who want a tangible piece of the night, made even more appealing by the inclusion of a signed souvenir ticket from the band.
New video out now
Alongside the album release, WARGASM have also shared “Spit. LIVE IN LONDON SEPTEMBER 2025”, bringing another blast of that Outernet performance into view.
UK and European dates set for June 2026
Following their appearance at Takedown Festival, WARGASM have lined up a run of festival appearances and intimate club dates across the UK and Europe this June. The schedule includes Rock im Park, Rock am Ring, Graspop Metal Meeting, Jera On Air, Vainstream and more, before wrapping with a headline date on the south coast.
Tour dates
June 2026
- 5 – Nürnberg, Rock im Park
- 6 – Nürburg, Rock am Ring
- 7 – Paris, Nouveau Casino
- 9 – Stuttgart, Wizemann Studio
- 10 – Zurich, Plaza
- 11 – Milan, Legend Club
- 13 – Wiesbaden, Schlachthof (Low Tickets)
- 15 – Dortmund, FZW
- 16 – Bremen, Tower
- 17 – Berlin, Lido
- 19 – Warsaw, Summer Punch Festival
- 21 – Dessel, Graspop Metal Meeting
- 24 – Stockholm, Broken Summer Fest
- 25 – Ysselsteyn, Jera On Air
- 26 – Münster, Vainstream
- 28 – Tábor, Mighty Sounds Festival
- 30 – Brighton, Chalk
Still tearing up the rulebook
WARGASM’s rise has never been about fitting neatly into one scene. From early tracks like “Spit.”, “Salma Hayek”, “Rage All Over” and “Scratchcard Feeling” through to EXPLICIT: THE MIXXXTAPE and their 2023 debut album VENOM, the duo have pushed a shape-shifting sound that crashes club energy into heavy music with zero interest in convention.
Co-signs from Korn’s Jonathan Davis and Limp Bizkit’s Fred Durst helped widen the spotlight, but WARGASM’s appeal has always felt rooted in the disorder they create themselves. Whether sharing bills with YUNGBLUD, Slipknot or BABYMETAL, they have emerged as one of the most combustible names in modern alternative music.
With Live In London 2025 now out in the world, a limited vinyl pressing on the table and another run of live dates approaching, WARGASM are moving deeper into their own chaos rather than away from it.
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