Black Veil Brides have announced a 2027 UK tour, celebrating the release of new album ‘Vindicate’.
The Cincinnati rockers dropped their seventh album earlier this month, and it featured singles ‘Bleeders’, ‘Hallelujah’, ‘Certainty’ and the huge title track, as well as the song ‘Revenger’ which saw them join forces with Machine Head’s Robb Flynn.
They went on to play at Download Festival 2026 over this past weekend, and have now confirmed a run of tour dates for next year, including stops in the UK and Europe.
The UK dates kick off with an opening night at the Barrowland in Glasgow on January 8, before continuing with stops in Newcastle, Leeds, Bristol, Birmingham and Manchester, and wrapping up at London’s O2 Academy Brixton on January 16.
Later that month, the band will head to the Netherlands for a show at Tilburg’s 013 Poppodium, followed by gigs in Switzerland, Austria, Poland and more. The shows wrap up in Budapest, Hungary, on February 6.
Tickets for the UK leg go on sale at 10am BST on Friday (June 19), and the European dates go on sale at 11am CEST on Sunday (June 21). Visit here for tickets and more information.
Black Veil Brides 2027 tour dates are:
JANUARY
8 – Barrowland, Glasgow
10 – O2 City Hall, Newcastle
11 – O2 Academy, Leeds
12 – O2 Academy, Bristol
14 – O2 Academy, Birmingham
15 – O2 Victoria Warehouse, Manchester
16 – O2 Academy Brixton, London
19 – 013 Poppodium, Tilberg (Netherlands)
15 – X Tra, Zurich (Switzerland)
17 – Raiffeisen Halle im Gasometer,Vienna (Austria)
28 – SaSaZu, Prague (Czech Republic)
30 – Klub Stodola, Warsaw (Poland)
FEBRUARY
4 – Centrum Koncertowe A2, Wroclaw (Poland)
6 – Barba Negra, Budapest (Hungary)
As well as the slot at Download, Andy Biersack and co have also played a handful of intimate venues to celebrate their new record, including a slot at Liverpool’s Arts Club Theatre last night (Tuesday June 16).
Dates continue with a gig at The Dome in London tonight (Wednesday June 17) followed by some more festival slots over the summer.
Last year, Black Veil Brides joined BABYMETAL as support for their biggest North American tour to date, and before then, Biersack made headlines when he recalled the “cringe-inducing” time that the band spent opening for Mötley Crüe in 2012.
