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Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson announces 2027 European solo tour dates
Bruce Dickinson has announced a solo tour across the UK and Europe, with dates in summer and at the end of 2026. The shows will feature his solo band and new material, giving fans a chance to hear songs from an upcoming album alongside older favourites.
The Psychogod tour runs from June to July and includes headline gigs and festival appearances; a November to December headline leg will feature Swedish band Evergrey as support. Dickinson’s five-piece backing band includes guitarists Chris Declercq and Philip Näslund, bassist Tanya O’Callaghan, keyboardist Mistheria and drummer Dave Moreno. The new album, recorded live in the studio in early 2026, is expected next year and will follow 2024’s The Mandrake Project.
In short
- Bruce Dickinson has announced UK and European solo dates for 2026.
- The tour will include new songs and solo-career favourites.
- His next album is expected next year.
Explained simply
Bruce Dickinson is best known as the lead singer of Iron Maiden, the British heavy metal band he joined in 1981. He has also released music under his own name, with a solo band and albums separate from Iron Maiden.
His solo work gives him room to explore different songs and sounds, while his live shows can include both newer material and older solo favourites. His next album will follow The Mandrake Project, released in 2024, and features a five-piece band of musicians who perform with him.
Dickinson’s solo career sits alongside his long-running role in Iron Maiden, rather than replacing it. The tour is a chance for audiences to hear his work outside the band’s catalogue and see how his solo material is presented live.
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