Nickelback announce the Everything Under the Sun tour: nearly 70 arena dates across North America, Europe and Australia in 2027

Nickelback are going back out in 2027. The Canadian rock band have announced the Everything Under the Sun tour, close to 70 arena dates across North America, the UK, Europe and Australia, built around their 11th studio album of the same name, which is due on 30 October 2026.

Don Broco, the British rock band who put Nickelback on the title track of their own album Nightmare Tripping earlier this year, are named as support on the run.

Where and when

The North American leg is 39 dates from 6 February to 7 May 2027. It opens at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh, then works through Cleveland, Chicago, Nashville, Atlanta, Boston and Toronto before a western swing through Vancouver, Seattle, Las Vegas, Anaheim and Denver. It finishes in Dallas, Houston, San Antonio and Mexico City.

Europe follows from 22 May to 13 July 2027:

• UK and Ireland: Leeds (22 May), London's O2 (25 May), Birmingham (28 May), Dublin (30 May), Glasgow (1 June) and Manchester (2 June).
• Continental Europe: Brussels, Amsterdam, Cologne, Hannover, Stuttgart, Munich, Zurich, Milan, Vienna, Prague, Budapest, Łódź, Kaunas, Riga, Helsinki, Oslo, Gothenburg and a closing night at Copenhagen's Royal Arena on 13 July.

Australia comes later, from 2 October 2027 in Perth through Adelaide, Melbourne, Geelong and Brisbane, ending in Sydney on 14 October.

Tickets

Artist presales start on 13 October at 10am local time in each region, with further card and partner presales on 13 and 14 October. General sale opens on 16 October at 10am local time through Ticketmaster. VIP packages are sold separately. Dates and on-sale details are listed on the band's official tour page.

The record behind it

Everything Under the Sun is the band's first full album since Get Rollin' in 2022. "Bones For The Crows" arrived as a single in March 2026, and the tracklist includes "Rattle The Cage" with guitarist John 5.

For a band that has been a punchline for years while quietly selling out arenas, a run this size is a statement of confidence. The setlist is not announced, but expect the new songs alongside the hits that built those arenas in the first place.