Bruce Dickinson in concert at the Olympia in Paris in December 2027

Bruce Dickinson, the iconic Iron Maiden singer, has announced his return to Paris as part of his “PsychoGod Tour.” Catch the British artist, joined by guitarists Chris DeClercq and Philip Näslund, among others, on the legendary stage of the Olympia on Friday, December 10, 2027.

While Iron Maiden extends its “Run For Your Lives” tour across North America in spring 2027, the British heavy metal band’s singer will head to the Old Continent on his own. Bruce Dickinson has announced his return to Europe as part of his new solo tour, titled “PsychoGod Tour”. What’s on the schedule? Around 30 dates, with the tour set to kick off on June 14, 2027, in Belfast. The singer will then stop in Dublin, Milan, Sofia, Warsaw, Helsinki, Stockholm, Oslo, Berlin and Amsterdam, among other cities.

It is in France that Bruce Dickinson will bring this major tour to a close, with three concerts announced across the country. Catch him on Tuesday, December 7, 2027, at the Radiant-Bellevue in Lyon, then on Wednesday, December 8, at Le Bikini in Toulouse, and finally on Friday, December 10, 2027, at the Olympia in Paris, the final show scheduled on this "PsychoGod Tour."

Bruce Dickinson in concert in Paris in 2027: ticket sales opening dates

Are you a fan of Bruce Dickinson and determined to attend this Paris concert? Then here’s a tip: don’t miss the ticket sale opening. The artist presale, available by signing up through his website, opens on Wednesday, October 28.

Then join us on Thursday, October 29 at 11 a.m. for the AEG Presents France presale. But remember to sign up here by Wednesday, October 28 at 9:59 p.m. to get access. "You will receive an information email on Thursday, October 29 at around 8 a.m. with access to the AEG Presents France presale," it states. The Olympia presale takes place the same day at the same time.

Finally, general ticket sales will begin on Friday, October 30 at 11 a.m.

Bruce Dickinson en concert à l'Olympia à Paris en décembre 2027 — © AEG Presents France

Bruce Dickinson returns to Paris, three and a half years after his last concert at the Olympia

Some still remember it. In May 2024, Bruce Dickinson treated his Paris fans to a memorable show on the Olympia stage. The concert was sold out, too. For nearly two hours, the singer delivered hit after hit, from "Accident of Birth" to "The Tower", along with "Afterglow of Ragnarok", "Rain on the Graves", "Frankenstein" and "Tears of the Dragon"... In 2027, the artist, known for his powerful, dynamic performances, is set to electrify the Olympia once again.

It’s worth remembering that Bruce Dickinson—singer and songwriter, as well as a fencing champion, qualified airline pilot and writer—launched his solo career in 1990. With the release of "Tattooed Millionaire", his first solo album, Bruce Dickinson made a strong impression. Four years later, he released "Balls to Picasso", followed by "Accident of Birth" in 1997, "The Chemical Wedding" in 1998 and, finally, "Tyranny Of Souls" in 2005. In 2024, Bruce Dickinson made a major solo comeback with "The Mandrake Project", which features the single "Resurrection Men".

To discover or rediscover a British heavy metal legend live in Paris, head to the Olympia on December 10, 2027. For the occasion, the singer will be reunited with his solo band, featuring guitarists Chris Declercq and Philip Näslund, bassist Tanya O’Callaghan, keyboardist Mistheria and drummer Dave Moreno. They are also currently in the studio writing and recording a brand-new album, due in the first half of 2027, AEG says on its social media channels.