Ministry

After recent announcement of their final album Hate To Go - Take Out Or Delivery, due out on October 30th, Ministry have confirmed a route of their final European tour. Scheduled in spring 2027, 'The Goodbye Europe Tour' encompasses 21 shows and features support from Die Krupps.

Directly following the announcement of their final album, Ministry have unveiled the dates for their "Goodbye Europe" tour. The trek will take place in spring 2027 with Die Krupps set to open.Tickets will be availab...

Ministry sona eriyor. Ancak veda etmeden önce, yaratıcısı ve müzik delisi Al Jourgensen, dünyanın durumu, sorumlular ve hepimizin birlikte nasıl ilerlemesi gerektiği hakkında söyleyecek birkaç son şeye sahip.Tüm bunları, 30 Ekim'de Cleopatra Records'tan çıkacak olan Ministry’nin son albümü "Hate To Go (Take Out Or Delivery)"de dile getiriyor. Bugün, Ministry, albümden ilk tadı "Burned Out" single'ı ve videosuyla sunuyor.Bir dönemin sonunu işaret eden Jourgensen şunları paylaşıyor: "Artık işim bi

"It doesn't matter if you're left or right, we're all dead unless we all unite"

It turns out Barker only appears on one of the album's tracks.

It’s been teased for years, but the end of Ministry is almost here. Today (July 24th), band leader Al Jourgensen confirmed the impending arrival of the industrial-metal legends’ final album, Hate to Go (Take Out or Delivery). They’ll be supporting their 17th studio LP with tour dates in 2027. A press release dubs the occasion the “end of the industrial era,” and notes that Jourgensen will use his time on the 10-song outing to add a few conclusive thoughts around “the state of the world, those in charge and how we should all collectively move forward.” After this, he’s calling it quits. “I’m fucking done,” he says in a statement. “I’m proud of what I’ve accomplished. I’m amazed at the path that it’s taken, from [1983’s] With Sympathy to where we’re at today, and all points in between. It’s been quite a ride, but I’m completely at peace with the fact that it’s done. It’s time to herd goats.” As previously reported, Jourgensen reconnected with classic era bassist/keyboardist/programmer/producer Paul Barker in 2024 to work on new music. Together, the old friends came up with Hate to Go (Take Out or Delivery)’s final track, “We’re Still Here” — a somewhat curious title, considering it’s set to close Ministry’s iconic discography. Other collaborators on the album include guitarists Monte Pittman and Cesar Soto, former TOOL bassist Paul D’ Amour, sampler/synth player John Bechdel and drummer Pepe Clarke Magaña. To celebrate today’s album announcement, Ministry have delivered Hate to Go’s first synth-pulsating single, “Burned Out.” The song throbs with heavy-artillery rock beats, thunderous riffs and gang vocals. Jourgensen reports on the “batshit crazy” state of the world, and supports his point by sampling an onslaught of TV news headlines concerning various global conflicts, climate change, social deviancy and more. A video, directed by former Revolting Cocks member Joshua Bradford, has Jourgensen navigating his spaceship through various mindbending global scenes. You can check it out up above. Hate to Go (Take Out or Delivery) is out October 30th via Cleopatra. It can be pre-ordered here. Ministry have a handful of U.S. fest appearances on deck for the rest of 2026. Next spring, they launch a global farewell tour in Europe, with those dates eeing them supported by Die Krupps. Details on a U.S. headline tour are expected sometime soon. Hate to Go (Take Out or Delivery) tracklisting:CricketsVoices of HateClown CarWe HateDeleteGrifterThe White Man LiedSingularityBurned OutWe’re Still Here (ft. Paul Barker)Ministry 2026-27 tour dates:9/15 Morrison, CO – Red Rocks9/20 Louisville, KY – Louder Than Life10/3 Chicago, IL – Salt Shed10/24 Fort Worth, TX – Sick New World Texas4/2 Utrecht, NL – Ronda4/3 Saarbrücken, DE – Garage4/4 Brussels, BE – Ancienne Belgique4/6 Manchester, UK – O2 Victoria Warehouse4/7 Dublin, IE – 3Olympia4/9 Nottingham, UK – Rock City4/10 London, UK – Troxy4/12 Paris, FR – Bataclan4/14 Madrid, ES – La Riviera4/15 Barcelona, ES – Paral-lel4/17 Lausanne, CH – Docks4/18 Munich, DE – Tonhalle4/19 Vienna, AT – Gasometer4/21 Prague, CZ – Forum Karlín4/22 Warsaw, PL – Progresja|4/24 Berlin, DE – Columbiahalle4/25 Hamburg, DE – Grosse Freiheit 364/26 Copenhagen, DK – Amager Bio4/27 Oslo, NO – Rockefeller4/29 Stockholm, SE – Fållan5/1 Helsinki, FI – House of Culture

Ministry announce their final album Hate to Go (Take Out or Delivery) as well as their farewell tour. It's been a long, strange road for industrial revolutionaries Ministry. Back in […]

Hear the first single "Burned Out" and get all the album details and tour dates.

Done. Sayonara. Finito. However you want to say it, MINISTRY is coming to an end. But before bidding adieu, creator and music madman Al Jourgensen has a few final things to say about the state of the world, those in charge and how we should all collectively move forward. He gets it all off his chest...

Ministry appear set to end their run with one final studio album. The industrial metal veterans will release Hate To Go – Take Out Or Delivery on October 30th through Cleopatra Records. The album brings longtim...

Ministry have released "Burned Out", the first new single from their upcoming album, Hate To Go - Take Out Or Delivery, due out October 30th via Cleopatra Records.

Metal News: Ministry Premiere New Single & Music Video 'Burned Out' From Upcoming Farewell Album 'Hate To Go – Take Out Or Delivery'

The band are once again set to ride off into the sunset, this time with a returning Paul Barker.

One last go with a returning Paul barker.

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