Tobias Forge might be taking a break from making new Ghost music, but the promotion of the band isn't slowing. After all, the group isn't ceasing to exist, just taking a break.
Luckily for you, that means new merchandise to add to your Christmas list, and one item of new merch is an official coloring book that will be released on November 27. The book is produced by Rock N' Roll Colouring and will feature black-and-white line drawings of images from the band's history.
Rock N' Roll Colouring has produced books for other iconic bands previously. The list includes classic rockers like Iron Maiden, Motörhead, and Thin Lizzy, and newer groups like Sleep Token. Ghost, of course, falls right in the middle of the two.
A Ghost coloring book should be the latest addition to your Christmas list
You can pre-order the book via various outlets, though prices tend to vary, too. On Eyesore, for instance, the book is available for £12.99 (or $17.50). Other outlets have the coloring book available for more than $20. In other words, if you are hoping to buy it as a gift for someone or yourself, you might want to poke around the internet a bit for the best price.
Tobias Forge's band has been releasing albums since Ghost's debut, Opus Eponymous, in 2010. The group has dropped five LPs, and the last four have all reached the top 10 on the Billboard album charts in the United States. 2025's Skeletá became Ghost's first No. 1 in the US.
Ghost has also released three live albums, with the latest being 2 Big 2 Rig in 2026. That album, as well as 2024's Rite Here Rite Now, was also accompanied by theatrical concert releases. Both were terrific and worthy of being seen multiple times.
2 Big 2 Rig was released in theaters in August, but no streaming date has been announced. Rite Here Rite Now was first dropped on the streamer Veeps. If you don't already subscribe to that, you should. The list of available concerts is epic.
Fans of Ghost also received some good news on Thursday, albeit one that fans created themselves. The band's 2019 single, "Mary on a Cross," surpassed the one-billion-streams mark this week, the most-streamed song in the band's excellent catalog.
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