Bruce Dickinson Belgrade 2027: Tickets on Sale Friday
The Iron Maiden singer plays Belgrade on June 26, 2027, on his PsychoGod solo tour. Tickets go through efinity.rs; prices and the organizer have not been announced.
Belgrade has a date for a solo concert by Bruce Dickinson. The Iron Maiden singer performs on June 26, 2027, at Luka Beograd, and tickets go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. The sources do not say which date that is, but by the calendar Friday falls on October 30, 2026. The announcement was published on October 27, and the show is part of a tour called PsychoGod.
Where can you buy Bruce Dickinson tickets in Belgrade?
Sales for the Belgrade concert run through the website efinity.rs and its app of the same name. Anyone who wants to be among the first should be online on Friday at 10 a.m., when sales open. The announcement gives no ticket prices and does not name the concert organizer, so both will have to be looked up on the sales page itself. It also does not say how many tickets are planned for the first day of sales, or whether Luka Beograd will have different seating categories. The concert is set for the last third of June 2027, eight months away.
What is PsychoGod and who plays with Dickinson?
According to the announcement, the PsychoGod tour covers a series of concerts and festival appearances across Europe. The Belgrade show is the only one named individually in the posts we read, so there is no confirmed information yet about other cities or venues.
The set is expected to include new material, fan favorites and rarely played songs from Dickinson’s solo career. During the November and December leg of the tour, the special guests will be the Swedish progressive metal band Evergrey.
Dickinson arrives with his solo band. The lineup features guitarists Chris Declercq and Philip Naslund, bassist Tanya O’Callaghan, a keyboardist who performs under the name Mistheria, and drummer Dave Moreno.
First solo shows since The Mandrake Project
Per the announcement, these are Dickinson’s first solo concerts since The Mandrake Project tour ended in September 2025. On that tour he played 71 shows across three continents.
After his Iron Maiden commitments in 2026, the singer recorded new material with his band. The announcement gives neither an album title nor a release date, so it remains open whether the new songs will arrive on record before the Belgrade show or only on stage.
There is plenty of time before June 2027 for the organizer to come forward and for prices to be published. Until then, the only thing certain is that sales start on Friday at 10 a.m.
