Eigen RadarArts
Analysis

Bruce Dickinson’s PsychoGod tour includes an Istanbul stop

Bruce Dickinson announced European headline shows and festival appearances for 2027 with his solo band. The summer leg of PsychoGod includes Istanbul, while Evergrey joins the November and December dates. The programme will combine newly recorded music with songs from across his solo career. Tickets are scheduled to go on sale on October 30.

Arts··Evening
Representative Istanbul shoreline with varied waterfront homes, a wooded hillside and blue-green water.

A European programme with the solo band

Bruce Dickinson announced the PsychoGod European tour for 2027 with his solo band. XS Noize and Dork describe a programme split between summer and autumn. The summer run opens at Belfast’s Ulster Hall and includes Istanbul. These will be his first solo shows since completing The Mandrake Project tour in Brazil, with headline performances and festival appearances included in the new itinerary.[1], [2]

Istanbul is scheduled for June 29

The itinerary published by XS Noize schedules Istanbul’s Bonus Parkorman for June 29. Other summer stops include Dublin, Milan, Zurich, Zagreb, Belgrade and Sofia. Exact performance days remain to be announced for some festival appearances. The autumn leg begins in Warsaw in November and finishes in Paris in December, making the programme two separate touring periods rather than one continuous run.[1]

New music and Evergrey

Dickinson’s band includes guitarists Chris Declercq and Philip Näslund, bassist Tanya O’Callaghan, keyboardist Mistheria and drummer Dave Moreno. Alongside his Iron Maiden commitments, he recorded new music with this group. The shows are set to mix that material with older selections from his solo catalogue. Swedish band Evergrey will support the November and December performances, with general ticket sales scheduled for October 30.[1]

References

  1. News sourceXS NoizeBruce Dickinson’s PsychoGod tour includes an Istanbul date↩1↩2↩3
  2. News sourceDorkBruce Dickinson returns to solo stages with the PsychoGod tour↩