Dirty Honey Announce 2027 Europe And UK Headline Tour

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Dirty Honey have announced a full Europe and UK headline tour for early 2027, alongside details of their third studio album, Catch My Butterfly, due out on 15 January 2027.

The Lights Out EU/UK Tour ’27 runs across January, February and March 2027, with 30 headline shows in 16 countries. It marks a step up to the band’s biggest European headline venues to date.

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Since their debut single in 2019, Dirty Honey have become one of the most exciting new rock acts in the world and a genuine live draw. The band has won fans through headline tours, support slots and festival appearances worldwide.

Dirty Honey have supported the likes of Guns N’ Roses, KISS, The Who and The Black Crowes, and played festivals including Louder Than Life, Download, BST Hyde Park, Sweden Rock, Graspop, Firenze Rocks, Rock For The People and Hellfest.

The tour was announced alongside the album’s first two singles, “Lights Out” and “Butterfly,” both out now. The tracks give fans a taste of the band’s most dynamic record to date, opening the next chapter with a sound that proves Dirty Honey have no plans to slow down.

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Catch My Butterfly is produced by John Feldmann, known for his work with Yungblud, blink-182 and Korn. Members Marc LaBelle on vocals, John Notto on guitar and Justin Smolian on bass expand the band’s sound on the record while keeping the grit, energy and authenticity that has defined their rise.

Dirty Honey EU-UK Tour Poster 2027

Dirty Honey Lights Out EU/UK Tour 2027 Tour Dates

Sun 31 Jan, Kavka Oudaan, Antwerp, Belgium
Mon 1 Feb, Mezz, Breda, Netherlands
Tue 2 Feb, Luxor Live, Arnhem, Netherlands
Thu 4 Feb, Rockpalast, Bochum, Germany
Fri 5 Feb, Melkweg OZ, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Sat 6 Feb, Uebel and Gefahrlich, Hamburg, Germany
Mon 8 Feb, Pumphuset, Copenhagen, Denmark
Tue 9 Feb, Roverstaden, Oslo, Norway
Wed 10 Feb, Debaser, Stockholm, Sweden
Fri 12 Feb, Lido, Berlin, Germany
Sat 13 Feb, Hybrydy, Warsaw, Poland
Sun 14 Feb, Futurum Music Bar, Prague, Czech Republic
Tue 16 Feb, Technikum, Munich, Germany
Wed 17 Feb, Akvarium Klub, Budapest, Hungary
Fri 19 Feb, Flex, Vienna, Austria
Sat 20 Feb, Padova Hall, Padova, Italy
Sun 21 Feb, Largo Venue, Rome, Italy
Tue 23 Feb, Alcatraz, Milan, Italy
Wed 24 Feb, Dynamo, Zurich, Switzerland
Fri 26 Feb, Mon, Madrid, Spain
Sat 27 Feb, Zentral, Pamplona, Spain
Wed 3 Mar, Electric Ballroom, London, UK
Thu 4 Mar, O2 Academy, Bristol, UK
Fri 5 Mar, O2 Academy 2, Birmingham, UK
Sun 7 Mar, Academy 2, Manchester, UK
Mon 8 Mar, Stylus, Leeds, UK
Tue 9 Mar, The Garage, Glasgow, UK
Thu 11 Mar, Limelight 2, Belfast, UK
Fri 12 Mar, Whelan’s, Dublin, Ireland
Mon 15 Mar, La Maroquinerie, Paris, France

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The tour announcement lands on Tuesday 22 September at 10am BST / 11am CET, with an artist pre-sale opening the following day, Wednesday 23 September, at the same time. General on-sale begins on Friday 25 September at 10am BST / 11am CET.

Full ticket and tour information is available at dirtyhoney.com.

Dirty Honey first broke through in 2019 with “When I’m Gone,” which became the first song by an unsigned artist to reach number one on the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart. A reworked version of the track later appeared in 2025’s blockbuster A Minecraft Movie.

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In between, the band released their self titled debut album in 2021 and Can’t Find The Brakes in 2023, which entered at number two on the Billboard Top Hard Rock Albums chart. Dirty Honey have also sold out successive headline tours of their own.

The Los Angeles trio have earned praise from Loudwire, Classic Rock Magazine and Spill Magazine, among others, while Rolling Stone noted that the band harken back to the days of the rock gods while adding a modern twist.

With sold out headline tours, a number one radio hit, widespread critical acclaim and streaming success behind them, Dirty Honey now turn their attention to Catch My Butterfly, their third full length album and, by their own account, their most dynamic yet.

“Lights Out” and “Butterfly” can be listened to now, and Catch My Butterfly can be pre-saved and pre-ordered ahead of its release on 15 January 2027.

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