Bruce Announces 2027 PsychoGod Tour Dates

Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson returns to live action with his solo band in 2027 for a string of headline shows and festival appearances across Europe, as reported by Iron Maiden. The trek, enigmatically dubbed the “PsychoGod” tour, follows Dickinson’s 71-show “The Mandrake Project” run that concluded in Brazil in September 2025, according to Blabbermouth.net.

PsychoGod Tour Dates and Locations

The 2027 schedule is split between the summer and autumn months. The summer leg kicks off on June 14 at Ulster Hall in Belfast, UK, and wraps up on June 29 at Bonus Parkorman in Istanbul, Turkiye, with stops in Dublin, Milan, Zurich, Zagreb, Belgrade, and Sofia, alongside festival appearances at Rock Imperium in Cartagena, Spain, Rockharz in Ballenstedt, Germany, and Masters Of Rock in Vizovice, Czechia, as detailed by Iron Maiden.

The autumn leg starts on November 10 at Stodola in Warsaw, Poland, and runs through December 10 at L’Olympia in Paris, France. This late-year stretch includes stops in Helsinki, Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen, Hamburg, Berlin, Munich, Dusseldorf, Amsterdam, Lincoln, Glasgow, Manchester, Bristol, London, Birmingham, Lyon, and Toulouse. Swedish progressive metal band Evergrey will support Dickinson on the November and December dates, per Blabbermouth.net.

Tickets Go on Sale with Touring Band Lineup

Tickets for the 2027 dates go on sale Friday, October 30, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. GMT, via the official Bruce Dickinson website. Dickinson will be joined on the road by guitarists Chris DeClercq and Philip Näslund, bassist Tanya O’Callaghan, drummer Dave Moreno, and keyboardist Mistheria, performing new music alongside fan favorites and deep cuts spanning his entire solo catalog, according to Iron Maiden.

Recording Sessions at Studio 606

Most of Dickinson’s eighth solo album was recorded in January and February at Dave Grohl’s Studio 606 in Northridge, California, with producer Brendan Duffey, according to Blabbermouth.net. Duffey also mixed the project at his studio in Jupiter, Florida. Sepultura guitarist Andreas Kisser revealed in February that he played percussion on the new LP, and Dickinson told TalkShopLive that the album features a collaboration with his 35-year-old son Austin, former frontman of Rise to Remain and As Lions.

Anti-AI Stance in Live Performance

Dickinson recorded 16 songs for the upcoming release live over a three-week period earlier in the year, describing the process to Rolling Stone as “the anti-A.I. generation.” Expanding on this philosophy regarding the upcoming tour, Dickinson stated: “What we do is real and that’s so important right now. A real drummer, a real bass player, real guitarists, real keyboards – AI can only copy, it can only pretend. It can never be in love, and it can never play. This band? They can really play!”

Frequently Asked Questions About the Tour

When did Bruce Dickinson last tour as a solo artist?

Dickinson wrapped up his 71-show “The Mandrake Project” tour across three continents in Brazil in September 2025 before spending most of 2026 on Iron Maiden duties, as reported by Blabbermouth.net.

Who is providing support on the European dates?

Swedish progressive metal band Evergrey will join the tour as the supporting act for the November and December leg across Europe and the UK, according to Iron Maiden.

Where was the new solo material recorded?

The tracks were recorded 100 percent live over a three-week period at Dave Grohl’s Studio 606 in Northridge, California, with producer Brendan Duffey, as noted by Blabbermouth.net.

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