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Stryper is currently touring across 2 countries and has 26 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at House of Blues Orlando in Orlando, after that they'll be at Coca-Cola Music Hall in San Juan.

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What can I say but styper does know how to bring down the house.i just want to say thanks to styper for comeing down to San Antonio texas. I had a great rock'n'roll time just wish it was not over. Styper you rock San Antonio Texas fans.thanks. thanks for hit San Antonio texas on your history tour. Hope to see styper back with there new album and new tour dates in the future.I ALSO WANT TO THANK THE ROCK BOX FOR THERE SUPPORT OF ALL THE GREAT ROCK BANDS WHO THEY BRING TO SAN ANTONIO TEXAS!! AND GREAT BEER PRICES AND TICKET PRICE.:)

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Stryper was awesome to see again. It was my fourth time seeing them and they did not let me down. Michael Sweet was on fire both with his vocals and the crowd. His brother Robert is a monster on the drums and a joy to watch. The "new" guy Perry Richardson is a perfect fit for this band with his outstanding bass playing and long locks of blonde hair. Sir Oz Fox was as always perfect in his guitar works and looked very happy to be playing. The whole band seemed to be happy to be there playing all their hits and new stuff. I'm so glad they played Sorry in the set. I thought the show was very successful.

Kyle Chirgwin, Cape Cod, MASS.--USA

Totally awesome, love these guys! They rocked 17 full songs without hardly a break.

All the great songs from the early albums (none from The Yellow and Black Attack) like To Hell With the Devil, Soldiers Under Command, and In God We Trust.

Oz Fox back with the band after being in the hospital. The band played great at The Music Box in San Diego. Inspiring and faithful to God and His word!

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Stryper goes unplugged on “to hell with the amps” tour.

Stryper has announced their first ever all-acoustic tour dubbed “To Hell With The Amps: The Unplugged Tour.”

Stryper frontman Michael Sweet comments: “We’ll be announcing many more acoustic dates over the next few months (in support of our new acoustic album coming this year) and an electric tour (in support of our new electric album coming later this year). We’re celebrating our 40 year anniversary as a band! The acoustic album has been in the works for a while and we’re so excited to announce that it’s finally getting released! I can assure you, this is unlike any other acoustic album that you’ve ever heard before. It has fire, energy and a feel that is so unique. The new electric album will be our best studio effort to date. No filler, all killer. Thank you all for 40 years of support and for being a part of the Stryper Army.”

For more information and to purchase tickets visit Stryper.com .

Stryper “To Hell With The Amps: The Unplugged Tour” dates:

May 30 – MadLife Stage & Studios – Woodstock, GA May 31 – Amos’ Southend – Charlotte, NC Jun. 01 – East Tennessee Distillery – Piney Flats, TN Jun. 04 – City Winery Philadelphia – Philadelphia, PA Jun. 06 – Narrows Center For The Arts – Fall River, MA Jun. 07 – Tupelo Music Hall – Derry, NH Jun. 15 – Pickens County Performing Arts Center – Liberty, SC Jun. 20 – Warner Vineyards – Paw Paw, MI Jun. 21 – The Hobart Art Theater – Hobart, IN Jun. 22 – Danenberger Family Vineyards – New Berlin, IL

Stryper will also be hosting an exclusive “Fan Weekend” February 9-10 in Springfield, MA.

The trip includes a visit to SpiritHouse Recording Studio for a weekend getaway that you will never forget. The studio, built in the carriage house of a 175 year old Gothic mansion, will be just one part of this once in a lifetime experience with the band.

Tickets also include:

• Intimate Stryper Social Mingle at SpiritHouse
• Additional group events to be held at a superb, local hotel
• Catered brunch with the band
• Photo-ops throughout the weekend
• Swag bag to include a copy of the soon-to-be-released “Acoustic bundle”
• Lots of hang time with the band
• Q&A Podcast / Photographs with the band and merchandise signing (limit of 5 items pp)
• Interviews with the Director of the Stryper Documentary
• Bowling, Top Golf, and excursions with the band (depending on participation & demand)
• World Premier Exclusive of the Live at SpiritHouse Acoustic DVD with the band
• Listen to a new track from Stryper’s upcoming album and hear how it was made, all in-studio
• Special appearance by Stryper Pastor, Joe Amaral

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by Zenae Zukowski | Jan 11, 2024 | News , Touring | 0 comments

Stryper are celebrating their 40th anniversary, without amps. The Christian metal act has announced a special acoustic tour dubbed To Hell With The Amps: The Unplugged Tour. Embarking in late may , the band will perform their hits and fan favorites acoustically for the first time. Celebrating their 40th anniversary, the run will also support a new acoustic album slated for release this year. Frontman Michael Sweet assures fans that the acoustic album offers a distinctive experience with fire, energy, and a unique feel. 

Tour Dates: 

05/30 Woodstock, GA @ MadLife Stage & Studios

05/31 Charlotte, NC @ Amos’ Southend

06/01 Piney Flats, TN @ East Tennessee Distillery

06/04 Philadelphia, PA @ City Winery Philadelphia

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06/21 Hobart, IN @ The Hobart Art Theater

06/22 New Berlin, IL @ Danenberger Family Vineyards

Stryper plans to add more acoustic dates and a full-fledged tour with amps to support a new album later in the year. The announcement comes less than a year after Michael Sweet clarified their latest album, The Final Battle , did not mark the end for the band, dispelling assumptions of a farewell tour.

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STRYPER Announces Spring 2023 U.S. Tour Dates

Legendary Christian rockers STRYPER have announced nearly dozen U.S. tour dates for this spring. The shows will kick off on March 30 in New Bedford, Massachusetts and run through June 7 in Tempe, Arizona.

STRYPER Tour dates:

March 30 – The Vault Music Hall – New Bedford, MA March 31 – The Chance Theater – Poughkeepsie, NY April 01 – Del lago Casino – Waterloo, NY April 13 – H-E-B Center at Cedar Park – Cedar Park, TX April 14 – Arlington Hall – Arlington, TX April 15 – RISE Rooftop – Houston, TX April 29 – Monsters of Rock Cruise 2023 – Miami, FL May 10 – Mercury Ballroom – Louisville, KY May 11 – MGM Northfield Park – Northfield, OH May 12 – BMI Event Center – Versailles, OH May 13 – The Token Lounge – Westland, MI May 16 – Eagles Theatre – Wabash, IN May 17 – The Vixen – McHenry, IL May 19 – Crystal Grand Music Theatre – Wisconsin Dells, WI May 21 – The Royal Grove – Lincoln, NE May 26 – The Newberry – Great Falls, MT May 31 – Bossanova Ballroom – Portland, OR June 03 – Yost Theater – Santa Ana, CA June 04 – House of Blues San Diego – San Diego, CA June 06 – Whisky A Go Go – West Hollywood, CA June 07 – Marquee Theatre – Tempe, AZ

Last summer, STRYPER postponed most of its previously announced U.S. shows to 2023 for “economic” and “other reasons.” At the time, the band issued a statement saying that “there were some economic cards stacked against us. Anyone in the music business will tell you about the Tour Bus and Labor shortage out there,” STRYPER explained. “We’re feeling it first hand. The Tour Bus business is like the housing market right now with 10 times more bands trying to rent buses than are available. And you’ve seen the cost of gas lately. When you’re putting 10,000+ miles on a bus, as we were planning to do, gas prices absolutely matter for a tour like ours. There are some other issues at hand as well that played a part in our decision to postpone the tour.”

STRYPER ‘s new studio album, “The Final Battle” , was released last October via Frontiers Music Srl . The follow-up to 2020’s “Even The Devil Believes” was produced by vocalist/guitarist Michael Sweet and was once again recorded at SpiritHouse Recording Studios in Northampton, Massachusetts.   “The Final Battle” is available on CD, 2xLP, and Digital formats, with multiple limited edition color variants of the LP available, along with exclusive merch drops. Order it HERE .

  “The Final Battle” was crafted during the most challenging time of the band’s career. But rather than let the adversity get them down, the band accepted these challenges and channeled it into writing some of the greatest songs of their storied career. One of those great songs is the band’s latest single “Transgressor” off of “The Final Battle” . When asked about this new single STRYPER front man Michael Sweet said, “Transgressor is a ride like no other. You take off at 100 MPH and it doesn’t let up until the very last note. It’s definitely one of our heaviest songs yet we wanted to incorporate melody and structure. We’re really excited about this one and we can’t wait to perform it live!”

When it comes to groundbreaking bands in the metal genre,  STRYPER is renowned for their distinctive brand of “heavenly metal,” extraordinary crossover success, and venerable endurance. The group ascended to prominence in the 1980s with Billboard Top 40 hits like “Calling on You,” “Honestly,” and “Always There for You” and has maintained a global fan base since. STRYPER ’s career album sales exceed 10 million worldwide, including 1986’s multi-platinum release “To Hell with the Devil.” The band also made history when it notched two songs simultaneously on MTV’s Top 10 with videos “Free” and “Honestly.” While STRYPER is known for their Christian faith, their decades plus career in heavy metal has made them much more than just a ‘Christian metal’ band. Sure, that is part of who they are, but at the end of the day, they are simply a long-running and well respected heavy metal band with a late-career rebirth that has proved their enduring talent and musical skills are well intact.

Today, some 37+ years after emerging from the southern California nightclub scene, STRYPER continues to record, tour and perform for loyal fans around the globe. With three original members including brothers Michael Sweet (lead vocals, guitar) and Robert Swee t (drums), Oz Fox (guitar) and newest band-mate, seasoned bassist Perry Richardson (formerly of Firehouse ), the group finds itself creating their finest, most powerful music yet. Stay tuned to STRYPER ’s socials below for updates on the release of more singles in the buildup to the release of The Final Battle as well as upcoming tour dates from the legendary metal group.

“The Final Battle” Album Artwork

  “The Final Battle” Track listing:

1. Transgressor 2. See No Evil, Hear No Evil 3. Same Old Story 4. Heart & Soul 5. Near 6. Out, Up & In 7. Rise To The Call 8. The Way, The Truth, The Life 9. No Rest For The Wicked 10. Til Death Do Us Part 11. Ashes To Ashes

Exclusive Vinyl/ Merch:

• Limited Edition Yellow Vinyl – STRYPER Store Exclusive – Limited to 1200 Copies
• Limited Edition Red Vinyl – Frontiers U.S. & EU Webstores Exclusive – Limited to 600 Copies
• Limited Edition Crystal Vinyl – Frontiers U.S. Webstore Exclusive – Limited to 300 Copies
• Limited Edition Yellow Marble Vinyl – U.S. Indie Store Exclusive, Available to All Retailers in EU – Limited to 1700 Copies
• Standard Black Vinyl – Available Worldwide
• The STRYPER webstore – Exclusive merchandise
• The Frontiers U.S. & EU webstore s – Exclusive t-shirt design

In December, Sweet stated about the musical direction of STRYPER ‘s new material: “Lots of riffs, grooves, up tempo and mid tempo and everything has a great feel to it. I’ve only sent music to the guys so they haven’t heard any melodies yet but the melodies are strong and powerful. It’s always a little strange talking about your own music but I can say that I’m really excited about the direction of this album! I know you will be too. We’ve tuned down to D so the tuning makes it all sound a little fatter and heavier. There are a few songs with the low E string dropped down another step (C) so those songs have a bit more meat and potato’s as well;-) There are a few ballads but they’re not your typical ‘piano’ or ‘acoustic’ ballads. They’re heavy as well and definitely guitar driven. Even though there have been obstacles along the way, this album really has shaped up to be an amazing piece of work,” 

After being on a hiatus for much of the ’90s,  STRYPER  returned stronger than ever in the early 21st century. Musically, the band has progressed and grown their fan base steadily and continuously, being one of the few “classic” metal bands of the ’80s that managed to keep themselves front and center thanks to the consistency of their musical output.

Michael  is joined in  STRYPER  by his brother  Robert Sweet  (drums),  Oz Fox  (guitars) and  Perry Richardson  (bass).

Last March,  STRYPER  and  Frontiers Music Srl announced that they have extended their working relationship for the release of more new studio albums together.  STRYPER  and  Frontiers  originally joined forces in 2013 for the release of  “Second Coming” , an album comprised of new recordings of 14 songs from the band’s early years, as well as two brand new songs. What followed has been a string of critically and commercially successful studio albums, including  “No More Hell To Pay”  (2013),  “Fallen”  (2015),  “God Damn Evil”  (2018) and  “Even The Devil Believes”  (2020). Additionally, a live album and long-form video,  “Live At The Whisky”  (2014) was made available. Every one of the albums released on Frontiers in the past eight years has successfully charted on the Billboard 200 chart and topped the Hot 100, Rock, Hard Rock, Current and Christian Music album charts.

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STRYPER Announces Spring 2023 U.S. Tour Dates

Christian rockers STRYPER have announced nearly dozen U.S. tour dates for this spring. The shows will kick off on March 30 in New Bedford, Massachusetts and run through June 7 in Tempe, Arizona.

Tour dates:

March 30 - The Vault Music Hall - New Bedford, MA March 31 - The Chance Theater - Poughkeepsie, NY April 01 - Del lago Casino - Waterloo, NY April 13 - H-E-B Center at Cedar Park - Cedar Park, TX April 14 - Arlington Hall - Arlington, TX April 15 - RISE Rooftop - Houston, TX April 29 - Monsters of Rock Cruise 2023 - Miami, FL May 10 - Mercury Ballroom - Louisville, KY May 11 - MGM Northfield Park - Northfield, OH May 12 - BMI Event Center - Versailles, OH May 13 - The Token Lounge - Westland, MI May 16 - Eagles Theatre - Wabash, IN May 17 - The Vixen - McHenry, IL May 19 - Crystal Grand Music Theatre - Wisconsin Dells, WI May 21 - The Royal Grove - Lincoln, NE May 26 - The Newberry - Great Falls, MT May 31 - Bossanova Ballroom - Portland, OR June 03 - Yost Theater - Santa Ana, CA June 04 - House of Blues San Diego - San Diego, CA June 06 - Whisky A Go Go - West Hollywood, CA June 07 - Marquee Theatre - Tempe, AZ

Last summer, STRYPER postponed most of its previously announced U.S. shows to 2023 for "economic" and "other reasons." At the time, the band issued a statement saying that "there were some economic cards stacked against us. Anyone in the music business will tell you about the Tour Bus and Labor shortage out there," STRYPER explained. "We're feeling it first hand. The Tour Bus business is like the housing market right now with 10 times more bands trying to rent buses than are available. And you've seen the cost of gas lately. When you're putting 10,000+ miles on a bus, as we were planning to do, gas prices absolutely matter for a tour like ours. There are some other issues at hand as well that played a part in our decision to postpone the tour."

STRYPER 's new studio album, "The Final Battle" , was released last October via Frontiers Music Srl . The follow-up to 2020's "Even The Devil Believes" was produced by vocalist/guitarist Michael Sweet and was once again recorded at SpiritHouse Recording Studios in Northampton, Massachusetts.

Formed 40 years ago, STRYPER 's name comes from Isaiah 53:5, which states: "But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed."

STRYPER 's albums include "To Hell With The Devil" , "Second Coming" , "No More Hell To Pay" , "Fallen" , "God Damn Evil" and the aforementioned "Even The Devil Believes" and "The Final Battle" .

Michael is joined in STRYPER by his brother Robert Sweet (drums), Oz Fox (guitar) and Perry Richardson (bass).

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