Bruce Dickinson announces 31-date solo tour for 2027
The PsychoGod tour is set to feature new material alongside songs from across the Iron Maiden singer’s solo career.
Bruce Dickinson will open his 31-date PsychoGod solo tour in Belfast on June 14, 2027, according to the tour announcement. The Iron Maiden vocalist’s itinerary currently ends in Paris on Dec. 10.
The announcement says the performances will mix new songs with established favorites and lesser-known material from his career. Dickinson revealed in August that he would release a solo album in 2027, following The Mandrake Project from 2024.
The opening show is scheduled for Ulster Hall, followed by a June 16 appearance at The Academy in Dublin. Other stops include Milan, Zurich, Zagreb, Belgrade, Sofia and Istanbul. The itinerary also lists festival appearances at Rock Imperium in Spain, Rockharz in Germany and Masters Of Rock in Czechia.
Evergrey is listed as support for the November and December shows, which begin in Warsaw on Nov. 10. That stretch includes dates in the Nordic countries, Germany, the Netherlands and the UK before closing with performances in Lyon, Toulouse and Paris.
Dickinson’s touring lineup includes Chris DeClercq and Philip Naslund on guitar, Tanya O’Callaghan on bass, Dave Moreno on drums and Mistheria on keyboards.
Separately, Iron Maiden has announced 16 North American dates for its Run for Your Lives tour, starting April 14, 2027, in Tacoma and ending May 16 in Ocean City, Maryland.
