BEAST IN BLACK Announces February/March 2027 North American Tour With GLORYHAMMER

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New coverage confirms a 33-date North American tour by Beast in Black, with Gloryhammer supporting. The February and March 2027 run spans the United States and Canada, extending the Finnish band’s touring plans and bringing the two metal groups to venues across the region.

The tour begins in Charlotte on 11 February and concludes in Worcester on 26 March, with stops including Los Angeles, Vancouver, Toronto, Montréal and New York. Local presales start on 29 October at 10 am, with general ticket sales opening on 30 October at 10 am. The announcement follows the release of “Lost Children”, from Beast in Black’s forthcoming fourth album, *Fear the Beast*.

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In short

  • Beast in Black confirms a 33-date North American tour.
  • Gloryhammer will support across the United States and Canada.
  • Tickets go on general sale on 30 October.

How this story developed

  • 48 minutes ago Beast in Black will headline a North American tour in February and March 2027, with Gloryhammer as support. The 33-date run covers the United States and Canada, giving fans across both countries a chance to see the Finnish metal band on the road.
  • 53 minutes ago New coverage confirms a 33-date North American tour by Beast in Black, with Gloryhammer supporting. The February and March 2027 run spans the United States and Canada, extending the Finnish band’s touring plans and bringing the two metal groups to venues across the region.

Explained simply

Beast in Black are a Finnish heavy metal band, while Gloryhammer are a Scottish power metal band known for fantasy-themed songs and performances. Both groups have built audiences through recordings and live shows, and tours give fans a chance to see them perform in the same concert programme.

The run is part of Beast in Black’s touring activity around its forthcoming fourth album, Fear the Beast. North American tours of this scale connect bands with audiences across the United States and Canada, while bringing live music to venues in cities large and small.

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