On July 11, Ghost didn’t just perform at Atlanta’s State Farm Arena; they delivered a full-blown satanic sermon. The “Skeletour” lived up to its name, transforming the venue into something between a gothic cathedral and a mega-church for the dark side. With phones locked in Yondr pouches, distractions were gone, and for once, everyone in the room was fully present and fully possessed. From the opening notes of “Peacefield” into “Lachryma,” it was clear we were in for a ritual

Ghost fans showed up ready to rock in Birmingham this weekend—but many ended up waiting over an hour and a half just to get inside the venue. The reason? A new no-phone policy that’s got people talking (and waiting).

Ghost’s latest world tour launched in Manchester, England, and if the first night is any indication, fans are in for one hell of a ride. With a setlist that bounced between fan-favorite anthems and some deeper cuts, the band put on a spectacle that was as dramatic and polished as ever.