Nu metal outfit Ill Child have revealed that they will embark on a tour in 2026 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of their 2001 debut album Revolution Revolution. The band has announced a first wave of dates across Latin America, with more stops expected to be revealed soon.
In a post uploaded to Instagram, the band said (translated to English here):
“Today, we announce the first 7 stops of the Latin Nu-Metaleros ILL NIÑO tour, celebrating the ’25 Years of Revolution’ tour. The band will play all our songs from the album ‘Revolution… Revolución’ from beginning to end, and all our hits.
We are accompanied by the Hybrid de Metal-Reggae HED PE, and the Nu-Metal Rap-Rock group PRIMER 55. And our new friends DRIFT MOTHERSHIP.
Latin America, don’t lose this unique poster! Long live the Revolution.
Soon, we will announce more countries.”
Ill Niño will be joined by guests (hed) pe, First 55and Drift Mothershipbeginning their tour in Peru, Chile, Argentina, and Brazil. The initial list of confirmed dates is as follows:
April 23 – Lima, PER @ Yield Rock
April 26 – Santiago, CHL @ Teatro Cariola
April 28 – Buenos Aires, ARG @ Arena Sur
April 30 – Curitiba, BRA @ Tork N Roll
May 01 – São Paulo, BRA @ Audio
May 02 – Rio de Janeiro, BRA @ Sacadura
May 03 – Belo Horizonte, BRA @ Mister Rock
Released on September 18, 2001, Revolution Revolution served as Ill Niño’s full-length debut and helped define their signature mix of Latin rhythms and aggressive nu metal. Recorded at Showplace Studios in Dover, New Jersey between November 2000 and February 2001, the album featured breakout tracks like “What Comes Around” and “Unreal.” The record went on to sell over 430,000 copies worldwide.
