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Nickelback Announces 2027 World Tour Dates
Nickelback has announced a world tour for 2027.
It starts in North America in February, heads to Europe in late spring and summer, and finishes in Australia in October.
The tour supports the band’s upcoming 11th album, Everything Under the Sun.
Don Broco will join for most of the shows.
Nickelback announced a 2027 world arena tour in support of its upcoming 11th studio album, Everything Under the Sun.
The tour is scheduled to begin on Feb. 6 in Pittsburgh and include North American, European and Australian dates.
The North American leg is set to run through May 7, ending in Mexico City.
The European and U.K. dates are scheduled from May into July, with the leg ending in Copenhagen on July 13.
The final seven dates are scheduled across Australia in October, with the tour ending on Oct. 16.
Don Broco is listed as support for most of the tour.
- Who
- Nickelback, with Don Broco supporting most dates.
- What
- Nickelback announced dates for its 2027 Everything Under the Sun world tour.
- When
- The tour is scheduled to run from Feb. 6 to Oct. 16, 2027.
- Where
- The tour includes North America, the U.K., Europe and Australia.
- Why
- The tour is in support of Nickelback’s upcoming 11th studio album, Everything Under the Sun.
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Billboard and Loudwire reported that Nickelback had announced its 2027 tour dates.
Everything Under the Sun, Nickelback’s 11th studio album, is scheduled for release.
The tour is scheduled to begin at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh.
The European leg is scheduled to end at Royal Arena in Copenhagen.
The tour is scheduled to end in Australia.
- Opening date
- Feb. 6, 2027, at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh
- North American finale
- May 7, 2027, at CDMX Arena in Mexico City
- European finale
- July 13, 2027, at Royal Arena in Copenhagen
- Album
- Everything Under the Sun, Nickelback’s 11th studio album
- Support act
- Don Broco for most of the tour
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