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Scorpions set a 24-date European run for 2027, from Barcelona on 29 April to Milan on 18 July
The German hard rock veterans have moved to 2027 after postponing their remaining 2026 shows, with arenas across Spain, Germany, the UK and beyond.

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Scorpions have a new road map. The Hanover band, one of the best-known names in German rock, have listed 24 European shows for spring and summer 2027, running from Barcelona on 29 April to Milan on 18 July. The dates are on the band's official tour page.
The announcement follows a postponement: the band pushed back all of their remaining 2026 dates, including a Las Vegas residency and shows in Mexico, citing unforeseen circumstances. Those shows now sit after the European leg, in August and September 2027.
The dates
Spain
- 29 April: Palau Sant Jordi, Barcelona
- 2 May: Coliseum, A Coruña
- 5 May: Bizkaia Arena, Bilbao
- 8 May: Movistar Arena, Madrid
Germany
- 12 May: Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle, Stuttgart
- 15 May: Westfalenhalle, Dortmund
- 19 May: Festhalle, Frankfurt
- 22 May: Olympiahalle, Munich
Central and Eastern Europe
- 3 June: Tauron Arena, Krakow
- 6 June: Arena Vilnius
- 9 June: O2 Arena, Prague
- 12 June: Arena Zagreb
- 15 June: Wiener Stadthalle, Vienna
Switzerland, the Netherlands and the Nordics
- 17 June: Hallenstadion, Zurich
- 20 June: Rotterdam Ahoy
- 23 June: Dalhalla, Rättvik, Sweden
- 26 June: Tons of Rock, Oslo
UK and Ireland
- 30 June: 3Arena, Dublin
- 3 July: OVO Hydro, Glasgow
- 6 July: The O2, London
- 9 July: Co-op Live, Manchester
France and Italy
- 12 July: Accor Arena, Paris
- 15 July: Arènes de Nîmes
- 18 July: Unipol Arena, Milan
Two of those are a little different from the rest. Dalhalla is a former limestone quarry turned open-air amphitheatre in central Sweden, one of Europe's more striking rock venues. The Oslo date is a slot at Tons of Rock, the Norwegian hard rock and metal festival, rather than a standalone arena night.
Tickets
Each city has its own seller, linked from the band's tour page. Ticket-agency listings point to artist presales opening on 4 November and general sale from 6 November, but timings can differ by country, so check the local seller. No support acts have been named yet.
Who they are
For readers meeting the band for the first time: Scorpions formed in Hanover in 1965 and became one of the few German rock bands to break the global market, with ballads and anthems like "Rock You Like a Hurricane", "Still Loving You" and the Berlin Wall-era "Wind of Change". They are still touring at a scale most bands from the 1960s cannot, and the 2027 run covers 24 shows in 15 countries.
You can see more of the band on their ADMC artist page. Every date is also in our gig guide.
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