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Bruce Dickinson announces 2027 PsychoGod solo tour across Europe
Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson has announced a 2027 solo tour, PsychoGod, covering the UK and Europe in two legs starting in June.
Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson has announced a new solo tour for 2027, titled «PsychoGod», which will take him through the United Kingdom and Europe. The run is split into two legs, and the first begins on June 14 in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
The opening leg travels through a series of European cities, including Milan, Zurich and Istanbul, before concluding in Vizovice, Croatia. The announcement was made through the entertainment outlet that first reported the dates, which directed readers to its full coverage for the complete itinerary. The source material supplied for this report does not include ticket sale details, venue names beyond the cities listed, or a statement from Dickinson himself, so those elements are not covered here.
The tour arrives as part of a wider wave of 2027 tour announcements from artists across music. Argentine musician Dillom has also revealed his first-ever US tour, with eight shows scheduled for May 2027 in support of his latest album, La Nueva Violencia. The run opens in Miami on May 8 and includes stops in Brooklyn, Washington, D.C., Chicago, Salt Lake City, San Francisco and Los Angeles. The dates mark Dillom's debut across American markets, a milestone for an artist whose record is being carried to a new audience on the continent.
Alternative band The Neighbourhood have likewise announced «The Wourld Tour II», a slate of arena and festival dates across North America, South America and Europe in 2027. In support of their latest album, ((((ultraSOUND)))), the tour includes a North American leg in early spring with stops in Denver, St. Louis and Houston. The itinerary spans three continents, signaling how the band's latest release is being promoted well beyond its home market.
Temper City, meanwhile, have announced a 16-date North American headlining run dubbed the «Self Aware Tour», named after their breakout single. The trek begins March 9 at The Independent in San Francisco and moves on to Los Angeles, Nashville, Atlanta, Toronto and Washington, D.C., with further dates to follow in the same run. The tour is the band's first headlining campaign across the continent, tying directly to the momentum of the single that brought them wider attention.
Taken together, the announcements show a crowded touring calendar for 2027, with both established rock acts and newer bands scheduling runs across multiple continents. Dickinson's dates stand out as a solo outing from a figure best known for his decades-long role fronting Iron Maiden, giving fans a chance to see him outside the band's framework. The overlapping schedules also show how artists are planning far in advance, with several 2027 itineraries already locked in more than a year before their opening shows.
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