A significant wave of new tour announcements has arrived this week, providing fans across North America and beyond with a glimpse into the 2027 concert season. High-profile legends and rising stars alike are booking dates, signaling a busy year for live music venues.
What are the major rock tours?
Several heavyweights in the rock and metal genres have confirmed upcoming travel schedules. These include:
- Iron Maiden: Continuing their 50th anniversary run with a U.S. leg and a scheduled appearance at Vancouver's Rogers Arena in April 2027.
- Bon Jovi: Expanding their Forever Tour to include North America and the UK, with a Toronto date set for August 4, 2027.
- Queens of the Stone Age: Launching a world tour for their new album, Perfecth, supported by the Pixies.
- Papa Roach: Booking a 2027 run with support from Ice Nine Kills and Ninth Key.
Which artists are hitting Canada?
Canadian fans have several notable dates to look forward to, particularly with local talent and international acts. Montreal singer-songwriter Charlotte Cardin has announced a massive Canadian leg for her 2027 world tour. This run includes her first headline show at the Bell Centre in Montreal on October 22, 2027, alongside stops in Halifax, Moncton, Toronto, and Quebec City.
Other international acts confirmed for Canadian dates include the math rock group Angine de Poitrine, who will visit Calgary, Ottawa, Winnipeg, Toronto, and Saguenay. Additionally, CHVRCHES will perform in Toronto and Vancouver early next year to support their new album, All The King’s Men.
What to watch for next
As these dates are revealed, fans should monitor official venue sites for ticketing windows. For instance, Charlotte Cardin's general ticket sales are scheduled to begin on October 29, 2026. With many of these tours supporting brand-new albums, the upcoming year is expected to see a high demand for live performances across the continent.
