‘Doom’s Mick Gordon confirms plans for two-year world soundtrack tour

Mick Gordon, the composer of the iconic Doom reboot score, has confirmed plans for two years of live shows. READ MORE: ‘Doom: The Dark Ages’ soundtrack was inspired by Black Sabbath, Metallica and Spiritbox Earlier this year, Gordon was announced as the first headliner of Manchester’s RADAR Festival, which runs between July 30 and August 1, 2027. “Mick Gordon is the composer, multi-instrumentalist, producer, and acclaimed sound designer who turned Doom‘s soundtrack into one of the most instantly recognisable pieces of gaming music ever produced,” said organisers. “At RADAR 2027, Mick will bring the Doom soundtrack to the stage for the first time, featuring the Doom Machine (his custom Doom instrument), with a full live band and an orchestra for good measure.” “This isn’t a DJ set, and it isn’t a tribute act. It’s the actual composer, the actual score – the riffs played properly loud in a room that can withstand all the ripping and tearing. Mick has never performed this music live like this [before],” RADAR organisers continued. View this post on Instagram Shortly afterwards, Gordon was confirmed for Czech Republic’s Brutal Assault Festival in August, performing alongside Knocked Lo...