
Suicide Commando, Johan Van Roy's aggressive EBM project, plays Ivory Blacks for its 40th anniversary UK tour.
Suicide Commando play Ivory Blacks on Thursday 11 February 2027, part of a UK tour marking the project's 40th anniversary. It's a long run for a name that's spent decades in the electronic underground, and the Glasgow date is one of the stops on that anniversary circuit.
Suicide Commando is the work of Johan Van Roy, and the project has built its reputation on a particular kind of industrial sound. The description that usually follows it is aggressive EBM — Electronic Body Music — and that's a good place to start if you're not already familiar. It's dancefloor music with a hard, driving edge, and it's the sound that's kept the project at the front of the scene for so long.
What's always been there is a mix of old-school aesthetics and modern production. Van Roy has kept the raw, industrial energy of the early days but brought it up to date with state-of-the-art sound, and that's how the project earned its place as one of the biggest names in the genre. The 40th anniversary tour is a look back at that whole span, from the early records to the more recent work.
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It's a single-act bill, with Suicide Commando as the sole feature of the night. The show runs from 7:00pm to 11:00pm at Ivory Blacks, and tickets are £30.25, which includes the booking fee.