London, get ready to raise your horns and scream your lungs out — Judas Priest and Alice Cooper are storming the O2 Arena for a night of pure rock spectacle, and now we’ve got the full set times to help fans plan their evening down to the last decibel!
This co-headlining tour has already been leaving crowds in awe across Europe, and the O2 Arena promises one of the biggest nights yet. Fans of hard riffs, black eyeliner, and dramatic pyrotechnics should mark these times down carefully — because you won’t want to miss a second of what’s about to go down.
Doors open at 6:30 PM, so you’ll want to get in early, grab a drink (or a devil horn hat), and find your seat before the madness kicks off.
Opening the evening is special guest The Raven Age, hitting the stage at 7:15 PM sharp. These rising UK rockers have been carving a name for themselves with melodic metal anthems and thunderous energy. Expect about 30-40 minutes of modern metal goodness to warm you up for the legends that follow.
Next, the Godfather of Shock Rock himself, Alice Cooper, will begin his set at 8:00 PM. Known for his macabre stage theatrics, guillotines, and serpents, Cooper will deliver all the fan favorites — “Poison,” “School’s Out,” “No More Mr. Nice Guy” — in a hair-raising, hit-packed performance. Expect his set to run until 9:15 PM.
Then it’s time for the Metal Gods to descend.
Judas Priest takes the stage at 9:30 PM, and if their recent performances are any indication, fans are in for a relentless barrage of twin guitars, Rob Halford’s spine-tingling screams, and decades of pure heavy metal glory. From “Breaking the Law” to “Painkiller,” this set is going to melt faces straight through to the encore. Their set is scheduled to wrap up around 11:00 PM, but knowing Priest, they might just sneak in one more blast of metal before saying goodnight.
Whether you’re here for the horror theatrics or the leather and studs, this night is built to be loud, legendary, and absolutely unforgettable.
Bring your earplugs (or don’t), charge your phones, and prepare to witness two rock giants tear the O2 Arena apart — one riff at a time.
