Bruce Dickinson

Since joining the ranks of Iron Maiden in 1982 Bruce Dickinson has grown to embody a spirit of adventure both on and off the stage. Singer, songwriter, champion fencer, airline pilot, public speaker, brewer, author, filmmaker, entrepreneur – the list of titles and accolades annexed to his name are wildly extensive. His has been a rich and fascinating career, and in addition to fronting one of the greatest bands of all, his storied musical life has also included a remarkable body of solo work. His sixth solo album, 2024's The Mandrake Project, was a hugely acclaimed global success leading to a sell-out world tour. He's also released a series of remixed and reissued back catalogue titles, including 2025's More Balls To Picasso. Now Bruce returns to the road with 2027's PsychoGod Tour. Featuring a run of summer European dates, including headline performances and festival appearances, and then a second autumn leg of headline shows that visits Scandinavia, Poland, Germany, France, The Netherlands and the UK, these shows will showcase new material alongside fan favourites and deep cuts spanning his entire solo career. The live shows will see Bruce Dickinson performing once more with his phenomenal solo band, with whom he has been working in the studio, writing and recording a brand new album, that will be released in the first half of 2027. The band comprises guitarists Chris Declercq and Philip Näslund, bassist Tanya O’Callaghan, keys by Mistheria and drums from Dave Moreno.