What started as an unconventional project back in 2004 has grown into one of the most successful heavy metal bands on the planet. With five No. 1 albums on the official German charts, gold and platinum awards, sold-out arena tours, and highly acclaimed appearances at some of the world’s biggest festivals, POWERWOLF have firmly established themselves among the leading names in international metal. After completing their biggest headline tour to date in support of their latest No. 1 album, “Wake Up The Wicked”, celebrating their first sold-out headline show at London’s legendary Wembley Arena, and delivering a monumental headline performance at Wacken Open Air 2026, the wolves are now preparing to take the next step in their extraordinary journey.
In autumn 2027, POWERWOLF will take their “Moral & Madness” world tour to some of Europe’s most prestigious venues. Featuring a massive new stage setup and a brand-new studio album, the band is promising a live experience unlike anything they have presented before. Their legendary heavy metal mass will reach new heights, becoming bigger, more intense, and more spectacular than ever, brought to life by an impressive production that fully captures the power and unique atmosphere of the POWERWOLF universe.
Falk Maria Schlegel comments: “We’re incredibly excited to hit the road again in autumn 2027 and bring the ultimate POWERWOLF show to you! We’ll be coming with a brand-new, huge production, and trust me, it’s going to be massive. We can’t wait to get back on stage, feel that energy again and celebrate these shows together with all of you. We’ve got a lot of mind-blowing things planned! This is going to be awesome!”.
To get in the mood, watch the epic, elaborate “Moral & Madness” reel at moralandmadness.com.
Of course, POWERWOLF won’t be marching in procession alone: Finland’s very own cello metal legends APOCALYPTICA will join the tour as special guests, while Swedish rising stars MAJESTICA (featuring former SABATON guitarist Tommy Johansson) will open the heavy metal mass each night.
Oct. 27 – LU – Esch-sur-Alzette / Rockhal
Oct. 29 – DE – Berlin / Uber Arena
Oct. 30 – DE – Cologne / Lanxess Arena
Oct. 31 – BE – Antwerp / Lotto Arena
Nov. 02 – UK – Manchester / Co-op Live
Nov. 03 – UK – London / OVO Arena Wembley
Nov. 05 – FR – Paris / Accor Arena
Nov. 06 – NL – Amsterdam / Ziggo Dome
Nov. 07 – DE – Hamburg / Barclays Arena
Nov. 09 – PL – Krakow / Tauron Arena
Nov. 10 – HU – Budapest / MVM Dome
Nov. 12 – CZ – Prague / O2 Arena
Nov. 13 – AT – Vienna / Stadthalle
Nov. 15 – IT – Milan / Unipol Forum
Nov. 16 – CH – Zurich / Hallenstadion
Nov. 18 – DE – Stuttgart / Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle
Nov. 19 – DE – Frankfurt / Festhalle
Nov. 20 – DE – Munich / Olympiahalle
Nov. 11 – DK – Copenhagen / Royal Arena
Nov. 12 – SE – Gothenburg / Scandinavium
Nov. 14 – NO – Oslo / Spektrum
Nov. 16 – FI – Helsinki / Ice Hall
Nov. 18 – SE – Stockholm / Hovet
