As part of his brand-new solo European tour, dubbed the “PsychoGod Tour ’27”, Bruce Dickinson is coming back to Zagreb, this time to the ŠRC Šalata venue.
Ever since he joined Iron Maiden in 1982, Bruce Dickinson has been the very embodiment of the adventurous spirit, both on stage and off it. Singer, songwriter, fencing champion, pilot, public speaker, brewer, author, filmmaker, entrepreneur – the list of titles and accolades attached to his name is seriously long. His career is a rich and fascinating ride, and on top of fronting one of the biggest bands of all time, his musical journey has also been marked by a remarkable solo career.
From his debut album “Tattooed Millionaire” in 1990, through five more solo studio albums over the following 15 years, his return to solo work with 2024’s “The Mandrake Project” made a huge splash and was a global commercial hit, leading to a sold-out world tour. A recent series of remixes and reissues from his back catalog has brought those albums to a whole new audience, as the success of the 2025 single and video for “Tears Of The Dragon” clearly shows.
And now Bruce Dickinson is back with the 2027 “PsychoGod Tour”. The tour features a run of summer shows across Europe, including both headline gigs and festival appearances, followed by an autumn leg that will take Bruce to Scandinavia, Poland, Germany, France, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom. All of these shows promise to cover the full spectrum of Dickinson’s music, from the newest material and fan favorites to lesser-known tracks from his solo career.
At these shows, Bruce Dickinson will once again be joined by his backing band, the same crew he worked with in the studio writing and recording the new album, due out in the first half of 2027.
The backing lineup: guitarists Chris Declercq and Philip Näslund, bassist Tanya O’Callaghan, keyboardist Mistheria and drummer Dave Moreno.
