During an appearance on the February 21 episode of Full Metal Jackie's nationally syndicated radio show, GHOST leader Tobias Forge addressed his recent revelation that the band currently has "nothing else planned" beyond the ongoing Skeletour.

The tour supports their latest album, 2025's Skeletá.

Asked what life looks like for him outside of GHOST and whether he has hobbies he falls into when not working or places he likes to spend time with his family, Forge said "All the above.

Yeah.

One, I have my family.

Duh.

Of course, everybody knows that.

I've had two kids waiting at home with my wife for 15 years, and maybe that says something about me that it wasn't a pushing enough factor during those years." He also discussed how his children are growing older and becoming more aware of his life as a musician, stating "They're 17.

Of course they know what I'm doing.

Of course they're aware of\u2026 And we are very connected.

We're very good friends." Forge spoke about the future of GHOST, saying "As of right now, I only know that we're doing this tour, and after that it's a big, big, big question mark." He also expressed enthusiasm for the band's current shows, stating "The shows are so enjoyable for everybody, and I love being on stage when I can actually connect with the crowd." However, he acknowledged that there may be some uncertainty in the future, saying "But, as I said, then I have to value in which forums we're playing in the future."Forge also discussed GHOST's canceled shows due to a state of emergency issued in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.

The band is currently on their 2026 North American leg of Skeletour, which kicked off on January 21 at the Kia Center in Orlando, Florida.

The tour runs through February 23 at the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles, California.

The European leg of GHOST's 2025 world tour concluded on May 24, 2025 in Oslo, Norway.,In May 2025, GHOST's latest album, Skeletá, landed at position No.

1 on the Billboard 200 chart with 86,000 equivalent album units earned in the United States in the LP's first week of release.