Concert Schedule (12)

All (12)
USA (11)
United Kingdom (1)

Thu, 6:00 PM May 15 2025	Gene Loves Jezebel, Vanta After Dark, Goth Soul, Willem McCormick Band, Syannah, Beth and the Baysides Whisky A Go Go - West Hollywood, CA	$44
Tue, 7:00 PM Jun 10 2025	Big Country Oriental Theater - Denver, CO	$77
Wed, 6:00 PM Jun 11 2025	Big Country, Tommy Tutone, Gene Loves Jezebel, Bow Wow Wow Sunshine Studios Live - Colorado Springs, CO	$68
Fri, 8:00 PM Jun 20 2025	Big Country Wind Creek Event Center - Bethlehem, PA
Fri, 8:00 PM Jun 20 2025	Totally 80's Tour The Club at Wind Creek Event Center - Bethlehem, PA	$51
Sun, 8:00 PM Jun 22 2025	Gene Loves Jezebel • Darling Black • Charity Kill The Bowery Electric - New York, NY	$39
Thu, 7:30 PM Jun 26 2025	Totally 80s Tour: Big Country, Tommy Tutone & more. Peabody Auditorium - Daytona Beach, FL	$80
Sat, 4:00 PM Jun 28 2025	Dark Ceremony White Oak Music Hall - Houston, TX
Sun, 19:00 Jun 29 2025	Gene Loves Jezebel, the Go Go Cult The Prince Albert - Brighton And Hove, UK
Thu, 7:30 PM Jul 3 2025	Totally 80s Tour @ Rialto Theatre Rialto Theatre - Tucson, AZ	$52
Fri, 7:00 PM Jul 4 2025	Gene Loves Jezebel, Bow Wow Wow, Tommy Tutone & Big Country The Canyon Agoura Hills - Agoura Hills, CA	$63
Sat, 7:00 PM Jul 5 2025	Big Country House of Blues Restaurant & Bar - Las Vegas, NV	$38

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Gene Loves Jezebel 2025 Tour Info

Genre: Rock, Pop, Indie/Alt, Alternative Rock, New Wave

Dreaming of a Gene Loves Jezebel concert? Currently, 12 scheduled concerts are spread across the USA and the United Kingdom. Find all details for upcoming events, including tour dates, pricing, and show info in our listings. Get Gene Loves Jezebel tickets today!

About Gene Loves Jezebel

Gene Loves Jezebel, formed by Welsh twins Jay and Michael Aston, is a goth-influenced band known for "Jealous," their highest-charting U.S. single. Major albums include "Promise" and "Discover." They collaborated with musicians like John Cale. Over the years, lineup changes included notable members like guitarist James Stevenson. The Aston brothers eventually split, each touring with their versions of the band, leading to a legal settlement over the name. Jay's group released "Dance Underwater" in 2017.