Scorpions Announce Final World Tour: Dates and Cities Revealed

1. A Legendary Farewell
The Scorpions, one of the most iconic hard rock bands in music history, have announced what they are calling their final world tour. After more than five decades of electrifying performances, unforgettable hits, and worldwide success, the German rock legends are ready to take one last bow. The tour, aptly named “The Final Sting – World Tour 2025”, promises to be a massive celebration of their legacy.

2. Decades of Rock History
Formed in 1965 in Hanover, Germany, the Scorpions rose to international fame with classics like “Rock You Like a Hurricane,” “Wind of Change,” and “Still Loving You.” Their unique blend of hard rock, power ballads, and electrifying stage presence earned them a devoted global fanbase. This final tour aims to honor those fans with a setlist that spans their entire career.

3. First Dates Revealed
The band officially revealed the first leg of the tour, which kicks off on June 7, 2025, in Hamburg, Germany. From there, they will journey across Europe, North and South America, Asia, and Australia, hitting over 50 cities along the way. The announcement came via a livestream on the band’s social media pages, generating massive excitement among longtime followers.

4. European Kickoff
The European leg of the tour includes stops in Berlin (June 9), Paris (June 12), Rome (June 15), Madrid (June 18), and London (June 21). These historic cities have always welcomed the Scorpions with open arms, and fans can expect a show filled with nostalgia, power, and a few surprises along the way.

5. North America: A Rock Nation
In July, the band will cross the Atlantic to begin the North American portion of the tour. Starting in New York City on July 5, they will perform in major cities including Chicago, Toronto, Miami, Dallas, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. The final North American show is set for August 15 in Las Vegas, promising a grand spectacle in the entertainment capital of the world.

6. Heading to South America
South America has always shown the Scorpions immense love, and the band is returning the favor. Cities like São Paulo (Aug 25), Buenos Aires (Aug 28), and Santiago (Aug 31) are on the list. Fans in Brazil, Argentina, and Chile are already gearing up for what could be their last chance to see the band live.

7. Asian Dates in the Works
Although specific dates for Asia have yet to be finalized, the band confirmed upcoming shows in Tokyo, Seoul, Bangkok, Manila, and Mumbai. Asia has embraced the Scorpions since the early ’90s, and their performances there are known for their emotional resonance and massive crowds.

8. Down Under Rocking
Australia and New Zealand are also on the farewell itinerary. The tour will touch down in Sydney (Oct 5), Melbourne (Oct 8), Auckland (Oct 11), and Brisbane (Oct 13). Fans in Oceania can expect a full-throttle show filled with hits and heartfelt goodbyes.

9. A Special Setlist
The band revealed that the setlist will feature fan favorites from across the decades, rare deep cuts, and a few acoustic surprises. Expect tracks like “No One Like You,” “Send Me an Angel,” and of course, “Wind of Change” — the song that became an anthem of hope and unity around the world.

10. Guests and Collaborations
Rumors are circulating about potential special guests joining the band on select dates. While nothing is confirmed, there’s talk of collaborations with other rock legends like Alice Cooper, Judas Priest, and even a possible appearance by Metallica, who have long cited the Scorpions as a major influence.

11. Farewell With Gratitude
In a heartfelt statement, lead singer Klaus Meine said, “This is our way of saying thank you to the fans who stood by us all these years. We want to make every night unforgettable — for them and for us.” Guitarist Rudolf Schenker added, “We’re not saying goodbye to rock ’n’ roll, just taking a final bow the only way we know how — loud and proud.”

12. Tickets and Final Words
Tickets for the first wave of dates go on sale April 30, 2025, with VIP packages, exclusive merchandise, and fan meet-and-greets available. This will be the last opportunity for many to witness a band that helped shape the sound of modern rock. Whether you’ve been a fan since the ’70s or discovered them recently, this final tour is a once-in-a-lifetime experience you won’t want to miss.