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German power metallers Powerwolf have announced a huge 2027 arena tour across Europe
German power metal band Powerwolf have announced a major European and UK arena tour for autumn and winter 2027, one of the biggest runs of shows in their history. The tour matters to fans because it brings the band’s new large-scale production to major venues, including London’s OVO Arena Wembley and Manchester’s Co-op Live.
The 22-date “Moral & Madness” tour begins in Luxembourg on 27 October and ends in Stockholm on 18 December. Finnish band Apocalyptica and Swedish band Majestica will support; general sale tickets are due at 10am on 13 November, with pre-sales starting on 10 and 11 November. Powerwolf also expect to release a new studio album next year; their latest, *Wake Up The Wicked*, came out in 2024.
In short
- Powerwolf will play 22 arena dates across Europe and the UK in 2027.
- Apocalyptica and Majestica are joining the “Moral & Madness” tour.
- The band expects to release a new studio album next year.
Explained simply
Powerwolf are a German heavy metal band known for power metal, a style built around fast, dramatic songs and theatrical performances. Their live shows often feature elaborate staging, and the band have built a following across Europe.
The group’s latest album, Wake Up The Wicked, was released in 2024, and they have said they expect to put out another studio album in 2027. Apocalyptica, a Finnish band known for playing metal on cellos, and Swedish power metal band Majestica are among the other acts in the touring line-up.
Large arena tours bring bands’ productions to bigger venues and audiences. For fans, the scale of the venues and the supporting acts help explain why this tour is a major live event for Powerwolf.