Wrathchild Tickets

On the schedule

Wrathchild Tour Dates & Tickets

Inside the performance

Sound, stage & company

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Wrathchild is a trailblazing glam metal act born from the NWOBHM scene in 1980s England. Originating in Evesham, they drew attention with high-energy riffs, memorable videos, and a commanding stage presence. After a brief hiatus, Wrathchild returned in 2023 under the leadership of Rocky Shades, introducing a new five‑piece lineup and a fresh batch of material. Fans can expect a blend of metallic swagger and melodic hooks that honor their roots while pushing forward into new territory.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Below you’ll find a concise biography, discography highlights, and the latest on tours and live appearances. We’ve got you covered for reliable, easy access to Wrathchild news and ticket opportunities. Secure your seats and join the leather-and-lace chaos live.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Wrathchild’s early impact came with the 1984 debut Stakk Attakk and standout singles like Alrite with the Boyz and Trash Queen. The promo video for Nukklear Rokket helped cement their image across the UK metal scene. In 2023, Wrathchild resurfaced as a five‑piece outfit led by Rocky Shades, releasing Still Here in the Freakshow (EP, 2025) and announcing Future Bomb (2026). Recent shows include performances at the Dublin Castle in London (April 2025) with coverage from TotalRock, and ongoing activity on Wrathchild.uk, Bandcamp, YouTube, and major streaming platforms. For venue and event details, keep an eye on our pages for the latest listings and secure ticket access through your guy at Gold Coast Tickets.

Artist note

A sourced detail

Social links: Wrathchild Official • Bandcamp • YouTube • Spotify • Twitter

The essentials

Quick Facts About Wrathchild

Formed 1980 in Evesham, England; early pioneers of glam metal with NWOBHM sensibilities.
Debut album Stakk Attakk (1984); notable singles include Alrite with the Boyz and Trash Queen, with a widely circulated promo video for Nukklear Rokket.
Reformed in 2023 as Wrathchild with Rocky Shades leading a new five‑piece lineup; released Still Here in the Freakshow (EP, 2025) and announced Future Bomb (2026).
2025 live activity included shows in London (Dublin Castle) in April 2025 and coverage of their performances by TotalRock.
Official presence persists via Wrathchild.uk, Bandcamp, YouTube and streaming platforms.

The records

Wrathchild Discography

Future Bomb
2026 · Unknown
STAKKATTAKKTWO
2011 · Perris Records
Live From London
2005 · The Store For Music Ltd
Delirium
1989 · FM Revolver Records
The Biz Suxx
1988 · Heavy Metal Records
Trash Queens
1985 · Castle Communications
Stakk Attakk
1984 · Heavy Metal Records

The hits

Top Wrathchild Songs

Nukklear Rokket
1989 · UK peak 95
Trash Queen
1985 · Top 40 UK (peak not documented)
Alrite with the Boyz
1984 · Did not chart
Do You Want My Love
1983 · Did not chart
Still Here In The Freakshow
2023 · Did not chart

Wrathchild’s early impact came with the 1984 debut Stakk Attakk and standout singles like Alrite with the Boyz and Trash Queen. The promo video for Nukklear Rokket helped cement their image across the UK metal scene. In 2023, Wrathchild resurfaced as a five‑piece outfit led by Rocky Shades, releasing Still Here in the Freakshow (EP, 2025) and announcing Future Bomb (2026). Recent shows include performances at the Dublin Castle in London (April 2025) with coverage from TotalRock, and ongoing activity on Wrathchild.uk, Bandcamp, YouTube, and major streaming platforms. For venue and event details, keep an eye on our pages for the latest listings and secure ticket access through your guy at Gold Coast Tickets.