Hayley Williams Is Crossing the Pond for 2027 UK and European Solo Tour

Hayley Williams is officially taking her solo act across the Atlantic. The Paramore frontwoman announced a fresh slate of European and UK tour dates scheduled for summer 2027, expanding her ongoing solo trek, "The Hayley Williams Show." After blowing through North and South America with packed gigs—including a landmark set at Los Angeles’ Hollywood Bowl—the rocker is set to bring her standalone material to European fans. The upcoming summer leg launches on June 7, 2027, with an outdoor gig at Carroponte in Milan. From there, Williams will zig-zag across Western Europe, hitting major stops in Rome, Brussels, Paris, and Amsterdam. British and Scottish fans get their turn later that month with scheduled stops in Glasgow and Cardiff. ## Hayley Williams 2027 UK tour dates The tour also features a high-profile outdoor festival appearance. On June 26, Williams will take the stage at Ireland’s iconic Slane Castle in County Meath as a special support act for post-punk outfit Fontaines D.C. She will then wrap up this announced stretch of dates in London on July 2, headlining the legendary Alexandra Palace. With the summer tour routing running right through late June, eagle-eyed fans have already pointed out a massive gap in the schedule. The dates align perfectly with the timeframe for Glastonbury 2027, instantly sparking speculation about a potential appearance at Worthy Farm. ## How to get Hayley Williams tour tickets Fans hoping to secure seats won't have to wait long. General ticket sales for the newly added headline gigs go live on Tuesday, September 8 at 10 a.m. local time through standard ticketing outlets. Williams first launched "The Hayley Williams Show" concept earlier this year, teasing the solo production by highlighting humorous commentary from fans online. The expansive shows feature a career-spanning mix of solo tracks and personal favorites, confirming her status as one of rock's premier solo performers outside her day job with Paramore.