Signs Of The Swarm have revealed that they are heading back to the UK and Europe for their first proper headline tour, and with a stellar supporting cast.
The band will make their way around the continent in early 2027, with support coming from ten56., Oceans Ate Alaska and Face Yourself.
So that’s some of this:
A whole load of this:
A smattering of this:
And then loads and loads of this:
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Vocalist David Simonich had this to say about it all:
“We’re excited to do our first proper headline tour in Europe and the UK! We knew that meant we needed a lineup worthy of it, and after a lot of back-and-forth we settled on this juggernaut. Ten56. are riding up the lineup to direct support after we also had them on our North American To Rid Myself of Truth Tour; Face Yourself also opened that and are making their European debut here. In between them is Oceans Ate Alaska for their first tour in three years. They also recently sent off what would be their first LP in four years for mixing, so perhaps we’ll all get lucky with some new fire. We hit it off with OAA at Core Fest in Germany back in 2024, and they truly bring this lineup together.”
Here are all of the dates:
FEBRUARY 2027
03 – FRANKFURT Das Bett
04 – UTRECHT Tivoli Pandora
05 – COLOGNE Essigfabrik
06 – HAMBURG Logo
07 – COPENHAGEN Pumpehuset
08 – GOTHENBURG Filmstudion
09 – OSLO John Dee
10 – STOCKHOLM Kollektivet Livet
12 – HELSINKI Tavastia
13 – TAMPERE Olympia-Kortteli
15 – WARSAW Proxima
16 – BERLIN Hole44
17 – PRAGUE Rock Cafe
18 – VIENNA Szene
19 – BUDAPEST A38 Ship
20 – MUNICH Backstage Halle
21 – MILAN Legend Club
22 – ZURICH Dynamo
23 – PARIS Petit Bain *
25 – BRISTOL The Fleece
26 – LONDON O2 Academy Islington
27 – MANCHESTER Club Academy
28 – DUBLIN Opium
MARCH 2027
01 – BELFAST Limelight 2
03 – GLASGOW Slay
04 – LEEDS Key Club
05 – NOTTINGHAM Rescue Rooms
06 – SOUTHAMPTON The Brook
07 – ANTWERP Trix Club
The band recently celebrated the one-year anniversary of their latest album ‘To Rid Myself of Truth’ with a surprising cover of Rob Zombie’s classic track ‘Dragula’.
