The artist presale for Nickelback’s 2027 “Everything Under the Sun” world tour opens Tuesday, October 13, at 10 a.m. local time, and the general on-sale follows Friday, October 16. The arena run opens February 6 in Pittsburgh and covers North America, the UK, Europe, and Australia across roughly 70 dates.
Key Takeaways
- The tour supports “Everything Under the Sun,” Nickelback’s 11th studio album, due October 30 through Virgin Music Group.
- The North American leg runs February 6 at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh through May 1 at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, with a Mexico City date at CDMX Arena on May 7.
- UK and European shows start May 22 in Leeds and end July 13 at Copenhagen’s Royal Arena.
- The Australian leg runs October 2 to October 16, 2027, opening in Perth and closing at Roche Estate in Pokolbin.
- English rock band Don Broco supports on most dates.
- The tour includes a February 27 stop at Hondo Rodeo at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, one of two dates outside the main promoter’s routing.
Nickelback Is Betting on Arenas for a Full 2027 Cycle
Few rock bands carry Nickelback’s mix of commercial scale and cultural baggage. For two decades the band has been an easy punchline, and it still sells arena tickets in markets around the world. The 2027 routing shows how confident the band and its team are. Nearly every North American date is in a major arena, including Chicago’s United Center, Boston’s TD Garden, Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena, and Las Vegas’ T-Mobile Arena.
That confidence rests on recent results. Nickelback says its last run, the Get Rollin’ World Tour, was the fastest-selling and highest-attended tour of its career. The 2023 documentary “Hate to Love: Nickelback,” which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, also reframed the band’s reputation by meeting the jokes head-on. The 2027 tour tests whether that goodwill can carry a second full arena cycle in a row.
The Presale Window Is the First Demand Signal
The three days between the October 13 presale and the October 16 general on-sale are where demand will show first. Fast sellouts in early markets usually lead to added dates, while slower sales tend to bring dynamic pricing changes. Other 2027 tours are working through the same calendar. Carly Rae Jepsen’s Day and Night 2027 tour went to general on-sale October 8, meaning fans are being asked to commit to concerts a full year or more out.
“Everything Under the Sun” Arrives Two Weeks After Tickets Go On Sale
The tour is built around Nickelback’s first album since 2022’s “Get Rollin'” and its first release with Virgin Music Group. The rollout has already produced four singles. “Bones for the Crows” was the first new music from the project. “Rattle the Cage,” featuring guitarist John 5, served as the lead single when the album was announced in July. “Leave Me Behind” followed in August, and “Make Me Love You” premiered on BBC Radio 2.
Frontman Chad Kroeger has described the record as covering the band’s full range. “This album has every side of the band on it,” Kroeger said when the album was announced. The singles bear that out, moving from the hard-rock push of “Rattle the Cage” to the more personal tone of “Leave Me Behind.”
The timing gives Nickelback a clear advantage. Fans buying tickets this week will hear the full album by October 30, months before the first show, so the new songs will have time to settle into setlists alongside “How You Remind Me,” “Photograph,” and “Far Away.”
Don Broco Gives the Bill a Cross-Generational Pull
Don Broco’s place on the tour builds on a collaboration already on record. Earlier this year, the English band, known for mixing metal, post-hardcore, and electronic elements, released “Nightmare Tripping” with Nickelback. Pairing a younger UK act with a band whose biggest hits date to the early 2000s gives the 2027 bill a reason to draw both longtime fans and a newer rock audience.
The Full Routing Covers Four Continents
After the North American run, Nickelback heads to the UK and Ireland, with stops at London’s O2 Arena, Dublin’s 3Arena, Glasgow’s OVO Hydro, and Manchester’s Co-op Live. The European leg covers Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome, Munich’s Olympiahalle, Milan’s Unipol Forum, Vienna’s Stadthalle, and Prague’s O2 Arena, along with stops in Budapest, Lodz, Kaunas, Riga, Helsinki, Oslo, and Gothenburg. The Australian run in October 2027 includes Adelaide, Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena, Geelong, Brisbane, and Sydney.
FAQs
When does the Nickelback 2027 tour presale start?
The artist presale for Nickelback’s “Everything Under the Sun” tour opens Tuesday, October 13, 2026, at 10 a.m. local time. The general on-sale begins Friday, October 16, at 10 a.m. local time.
When does the Nickelback “Everything Under the Sun” tour start?
The tour opens February 6, 2027, at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh. The North American leg ends May 1 in San Antonio, before stops in Mexico City, the UK, Europe, and Australia.
Who is opening for Nickelback in 2027?
Don Broco supports Nickelback on most dates of the 2027 tour. The English band does not appear on the February 27 Hondo Rodeo date in Tampa.
When is Nickelback’s new album coming out?
“Everything Under the Sun,” Nickelback’s 11th studio album, comes out October 30, 2026, through Virgin Music Group.
Is Nickelback playing in Australia in 2027?
Yes. The Australian leg runs October 2 to October 16, 2027, with shows in Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Geelong, Brisbane, Sydney, and Pokolbin.
