Bruce Dickinson has announced a two-part European solo tour for 2027, with Evergrey supporting the later run.
The Bruce Dickinson PsychoGod tour will unfold in two distinct stretches next year. Announced October 27, the solo itinerary combines early-summer headline dates and festivals with a longer autumn run across Europe.
The first leg begins June 14 at Belfast’s Ulster Hall, followed by Dublin’s Academy on June 16. Milan, Zurich and Istanbul are also on the early itinerary, while July festival bookings include Rock Imperium, Rockharz and Masters of Rock.
The second chapter starts November 10 in Warsaw and closes December 10 at Paris’ Olympia. London’s Eventim Apollo is scheduled for December 3, giving the later leg a U.K. stop between the continental dates.
Evergrey will support the November and December shows. That pairing applies to the autumn leg rather than the full itinerary, an important distinction for fans considering one of the summer performances.
As Pollstar reports, Dickinson’s solo band includes guitarists Chris Declercq and Philip Näslund, bassist Tanya O’Callaghan, keyboardist Mistheria and drummer Dave Moreno. The announced plans mix new material with familiar songs and deeper catalogue selections.
The run follows The Mandrake Project tour, which ended in Brazil in September 2025 after 71 shows across three continents. General ticket sales begin October 30, with local event listings providing the relevant sale times.

































