Bruce Dickinson is taking new material and deeper solo cuts to Europe on the PsychoGod Tour in 2027, with Evergrey joining the November and December leg. The itinerary pairs summer headline shows and festival appearances with a second run that brings the Iron Maiden singer back through mainland Europe and the UK.
There’s new music behind the dates. Dickinson has been recording with the musicians who’ll accompany him on the road: guitarists Chris Declercq and Philip Näslund, bassist Tanya O’Callaghan, keyboardist Mistheria and drummer Dave Moreno. The announced shows will draw from those new recordings alongside established favorites and less familiar selections from his solo catalog. No individual songs have been named for the set.
Dickinson put the players at the center of his tour announcement, arguing that artificial intelligence cannot reproduce the human experience behind making music. “What we do is real and that’s so important right now,” he said. His verdict on the musicians was more direct: “This band? They can really play!”
The summer run opens at Belfast’s Ulster Hall on June 14, followed by Dublin’s Academy before moving into mainland Europe. July brings festival appearances at Rock Imperium in Spain, Rockharz in Germany and Masters of Rock in Czechia, alongside a headline stop in Luxembourg. The announcement lists the festivals’ overall date ranges, rather than assigning Dickinson a specific performance day at each event.
That schedule follows another stretch of Iron Maiden touring. The band have announced 16 North American shows for April and May as the final leg of their Run For Your Lives tour. Dickinson’s solo dates begin the following month, giving him separate runs with both bands during 2027.
Evergrey enter the picture when PsychoGod resumes in Warsaw on November 10. The Swedish band are booked as support throughout the November and December leg, which travels through northern and central Europe before reaching the UK. Lincoln, Glasgow, Manchester, Bristol, London and Birmingham make up that portion of the itinerary, with London’s Eventim Apollo hosting the December 3 show.
Together with Belfast and Dublin in June, that makes eight announced UK and Ireland dates. The closing stretch takes Dickinson and Evergrey to France, finishing at L’Olympia in Paris on December 10.
General ticket sales begin October 30, 2026. Dickinson’s mailing list also offers access to a presale beginning October 28. Find tour dates and ticket links on Bruce Dickinson’s official website.
