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You've Got a Guy brings you Saxon, a cornerstone of British heavy metal with a career spanning over four decades. This page covers a deep dive into their history, a snapshot of their discography, and up-to-date touring information. Whether you’re in the UK, Ireland, or beyond, we’ve got you covered with straightforward ticket options and the latest venue details.

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From their early 1980s rise to becoming mainstays of the metal scene, Saxon has delivered a relentless catalog of anthems and concept-albums. Their 2024 release Hell, Fire and Damnation on Silver Lining Music keeps the flame alive, while 2025 tour dates in the UK and Ireland bring the band to Ulster Hall in Belfast and 3Olympia in Dublin—check details below and secure your seats with ease.

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About Saxon: Formed in 1977 in Barnsley, England, Saxon helped define the new wave of British heavy metal (NWOBHM). Frontman Biff Byford’s distinctive vocals and the band’s turbo-charged riffs became fixtures of the genre. Over 24 studio albums to date, their influence endures in stages and festivals around the world. Visit their official channels for the latest updates and music videos, and follow their official site for touring news and releases.

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  • 2025 Hell, Fire and Steel UK & Ireland tour includes Belfast (Ulster Hall, Nov 4) and Dublin (3Olympia, Nov 5); Dirkschneider is billed for the Belfast show. ([ulsterhall.co.uk](https://www.ulsterhall.co.uk/what-s-on/saxon-hell-fire-and-steel/?utm_source=openai))
  • 10 summer 2025 shows were canceled due to Biff Byford undergoing emergency surgery, with plans to resume later in the year. ([blabbermouth.net](https://blabbermouth.net/news/saxon-singer-biff-byford-to-undergo-emergency-procedure-10-summer-2025-shows-canceled?utm_source=openai))
  • As of 2024, Saxon has released 24 studio albums, with the latest being Hell, Fire and Damnation (2024) on Silver Lining Music. ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saxon_discography))
  • Saxon maintains an active social presence (Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube) and lists saxon747.com as the official site; current handles are visible on their official channels. ([metalplanetmusic.com](https://metalplanetmusic.com/2024/01/saxon-release-new-video-single-theres-something-in-roswell-new-album-hell-fire-and-damnation-out-this-week/?utm_source=openai))

The records

Saxon Discography

  • Hell, Fire and Damnation
    2024 · Silver Lining Music
  • Carpe Diem
    2022 · Silver Lining Music
  • Thunderbolt
    2018 · Silver Lining Music
  • Battering Ram
    2015 · UDR Music
  • Sacrifice
    2013 · UDR Music
  • Call to Arms
    2011 · UDR Music
  • Into the Labyrinth
    2009 · SPV/Steamhammer
  • The Inner Sanctum
    2007 · SPV/Steamhammer
  • Lionheart
    2004 · SPV/Steamhammer
  • Killing Ground
    2001 · SPV/Steamhammer
  • Metalhead
    1999 · SPV/Steamhammer
  • Unleash the Beast
    1997 · Virgin
  • Dogs of War
    1995 · Virgin
  • Forever Free
    1992 · Virgin
  • Solid Ball of Rock
    1991 · Virgin
  • Destiny
    1988 · EMI
  • Rock the Nations
    1986 · EMI
  • Innocence Is No Excuse
    1985 · EMI
  • Crusader
    1984 · Carrere
  • Power & the Glory
    1983 · Carrere

The hits

Top Saxon Songs

  • Ride Like the Wind
    1988 · UK #52
  • I Can't Wait Anymore
    1988 · UK #71
  • Power and the Glory
    1983 · UK #32
  • And the Bands Played On
    1981 · UK #12
  • 747 (Strangers in the Night)
    1980 · UK #13
  • Wheels of Steel
    1980 · UK #20

About Saxon: Formed in 1977 in Barnsley, England, Saxon helped define the new wave of British heavy metal (NWOBHM). Frontman Biff Byford’s distinctive vocals and the band’s turbo-charged riffs became fixtures of the genre. Over 24 studio albums to date, their influence endures in stages and festivals around the world. Visit their official channels for the latest updates and music videos, and follow their official site for touring news and releases.

Social and official links: Facebook, Instagram, X (Twitter), YouTube • Official site: saxon747.com

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