Frank Turner & Sleeping Souls Map Out 2027 World Tour
The road ahead for musician Frank Turner is set to be an epic one. While he prepares for an indefinite hiatus from touring, the anticipation is already building for a monumental journey with his band, the Sleeping Souls. Get ready for the Last Evenings Tour, a massive run sweeping across North America and Europe next year.
The adventure kicks off on March 5th in Anaheim, California, at the House of Blues. From there, the band will hit the West Coast hard, making stops in Berkeley, Portland, Seattle, Boise, and Salt Lake City before heading into the heart of the continent.
The journey continues through Canada, with dates scheduled in Vancouver and Montreal, setting the stage for a dynamic cross-border experience. The tour then winds through major cities, including Toronto and New York, culminating in a major run through the US before shifting focus to the European leg.
The itinerary is packed with iconic venues, including the Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver, History in Toronto, and House of Blues shows across the country. The band will navigate the American landscape, performing in cities like Chicago, Minneapolis, Cleveland, and Boston, ensuring a full-throttle experience for every stop.
The adventure doesn’t stop there. After the American jaunt concludes in New York, the band will pause before embarking on the European leg. The tour culminates in London, where Turner will perform at his own Lost Evenings Festival, marking the tenth and final edition of the event at the OVO Arena Wembley, running from November 4 to 7.
Adding to the excitement, the tour will be bolstered by a lineup of incredible supporting acts. Musically diverse guests, including Skinny Lister, Beans on Toast, and NOBRO, will join the band on various dates, bringing fresh energy and unique sounds to the massive tour.
Fans looking to catch this incredible run of music will need to mark their calendars for the extensive schedule. More details regarding the specific dates and full lineup can be found on Frank Turner’s official website.