Echo and The Bunnymen Celebrate 40th Anniversary with Special Reissues and Live Performances
Legendary post-punk band Echo and The Bunnymen are marking a monumental milestone this year as they celebrate their 40th anniversary in music. Known for their atmospheric sound, poetic lyrics, and timeless classics like “The Killing Moon” and “Lips Like Sugar,” the band is commemorating this achievement with a series of special reissues and live performances that promise to thrill fans old and new.
The anniversary celebration will feature reissues of some of the band’s most iconic albums, including Crocodiles (1980), Heaven Up Here (1981), Porcupine (1983), and the critically acclaimed Ocean Rain (1984). These albums, which helped define the sound of 1980s alternative rock, will be available in remastered formats, including deluxe editions with previously unreleased tracks, live recordings, and rare demos. These releases are expected to offer a fresh take on their beloved classics, while also giving fans the chance to dive deeper into the band’s storied history.
In addition to the reissues, Echo and The Bunnymen will embark on a highly anticipated tour to celebrate their four-decade legacy. Fans can expect a mix of timeless anthems alongside new material, with the band’s live performances set to showcase their signature blend of post-punk energy and atmospheric rock. The tour will kick off in the UK before heading to Europe and North America, and the setlists will feature fan favorites from every era of the band’s career.
Lead singer Ian McCulloch and guitarist Will Sergeant, the enduring core of Echo and The Bunnymen, expressed their excitement about the anniversary celebrations. “It feels incredible to look back on 40 years of making music together. It’s a testament to the fans, the energy, and the passion that has fueled us
