Cage The Elephant Lock In 2027 UK And European ‘Dying In Reverse’ Tour

Indie rock powerhouse Cage The Elephant is officially preparing to cross the Atlantic once again for an extensive run of live performances. The Kentucky-formed six-piece alternative outfit has announced a massive series of live concerts slated across the UK and mainland Europe for early 2027 under the banner of their newly unveiled *Dying In Reverse* tour. The long-awaited international trek comes on the heels of the group dropping their latest musical offering, the fresh single "Beaches In Tennessee," which landed last month. This upcoming road trip will mark the band's first formal return to European and British venues since 2025, a year that featured a pair of high-demand, sold-out performances at London's Brixton Academy.

The continental portion of the journey kicks off on Monday, February 8, 2027, when the group takes the stage at the Tempodrom in Berlin, Germany. From there, the six-piece band will navigate a packed itinerary across mainland Europe throughout the first half of February. Their scheduled travels include shows in Poland, Belgium, the Netherlands, Italy, and France, among several other key stops across the continent during their mid-winter run. After wrapping up their mainland performances, Cage The Elephant will shift their focus directly to Great Britain for a total of six high-energy dates. The UK leg of the tour launches on February 22 at Depot in Cardiff, Wales, before moving into major city stops in Leeds, Glasgow, Birmingham, and Manchester for the remainder of the month.

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The entire European expedition culminates with a massive headlining show at London’s historic Alexandra Palace on Monday, March 1, 2027. Frontman Matt Shultz voiced his enthusiasm for returning to European stages, emphasizing the special connection the group has built with fans overseas. Shultz shared that audiences in the UK and Europe have consistently embraced the band throughout their career, adding that the entire roster cannot wait to get back on stage and perform their brand-new material live. Tickets for the highly anticipated tour are set to go on sale following the announcement, as fans get ready to secure their spots for the group's 2027 return.