The Iron Maiden singer will tour with the band behind his forthcoming album. Promoter MCD says the record is due in the first half of 2027.
Bruce Dickinson is taking his solo catalogue back on the road in 2027. His newly announced PsychoGod tour promises new music alongside favourites and deeper cuts.
Iron Maiden’s official announcement, published on 27 October, confirms shows across June, July, November and December. Swedish metallers Evergrey will support the November and December dates.
The new material also has a release window. Promoter MCD says Dickinson has been writing and recording a new album with his solo band. The promoter lists a planned release in the first half of 2027, without naming the album or an exact date.
The musicians behind that record will join him on the road. The lineup features guitarists Chris Declercq and Philip Näslund, bassist Tanya O’Callaghan, drummer Dave Moreno and keyboardist Mistheria.
Dickinson has already described a brisk recording process. In an April Rolling Stone interview, as transcribed by Blabbermouth, he said the band recorded entirely live. They completed 16 tracks in 21 days.
The published itinerary begins at Belfast’s Ulster Hall on 14 June. Summer stops include Dublin, Milan, Zurich and Istanbul. Festival appearances at Rock Imperium, Rockharz and Masters Of Rock round out that leg.
Evergrey then join the tour in Warsaw on 10 November. The later run reaches London’s Eventim Apollo on 3 December before finishing at L’Olympia in Paris on 10 December.
The announcement includes no Australian dates. Tickets go on general sale on Friday, 30 October, with links available through Dickinson’s official website.
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