Biffy Clyro have shared details of a huge UK gig, headlining one of 2025’s Eden Session shows. Find the details below.
The trio – comprising Simon Neil and brothers James and Ben Johnston – are set to bring their show to Cornwall for the very first time later this year.
It’ll take place on July 10, and extends the number of previously shared tour dates that Biffy have planned for this summer, including a headline slot at TRNSMT Festival. For the Cornwall gig, they’ll be joined by Nova Twins as special guests.
“Biffy are one of the most exciting and celebrated British rock bands of recent years and we can’t wait to see them play against the backdrop of the Eden Project Biomes,” said Rita Broe, the managing director of Eden Sessions. “Biffy always rank highly among bands people would like to see at the Eden Sessions so it’s incredibly exciting to be able to bring them to Cornwall for the first time.”
Tickets for the Eden Sessions show go on sale this Thursday (February 27) at 3:30pm GMT, and pre-sale options will kick off for Inside Track pass-holders tomorrow (February 25) at 10am GMT. Visit here to buy tickets.
News of the upcoming show in Cornwall comes as the band are currently hinting that a new announcement is on the way.
They first got fans talking at the end of January, when they dropped a video on Instagram, showing them walking together towards a door, alongside the cryptic caption: “Back at it”. Since then, they have continued to drop hints on social media suggesting that something big is in the works.
These have included brief videos of the members in various cities across Europe, with vague captions – leading fans to think that they may be recording new material in Berlin and more.
It isn’t yet clear exactly what Biffy have planned, and their series of updates are likely hinting at them working on their first new album since 2021. Check out a couple of the clips below.
All upcoming shows for 2025, which include slots at Rock Am Ring and Rock For People, arrive on the heels of the band’s six sold-out shows in London and Glasgow last October.
For those gigs, the members took to the stage in celebration of their albums ‘Blackened Sky’ (2002), ‘The Vertigo Of Bliss’ (2003) and ‘Infinity Land’ (2004). Three shows were played in each city, and each saw one of the three albums played in full – as well as a selection of fan favourites from elsewhere in their discography.
Ahead of that, the trio announced limited edition pressings of their first three albums ahead of their tour and took over the TK Maxx Presents Live at The Piece Hall in Halifax to play their first performance since 2022.
