Greta Van Fleet announces 2027 global tour


The anticipation is palpable. Michigan rock powerhouse Greta Van Fleet is gearing up for a sprawling global adventure, announcing the details for their 2027 ‘Into The Beginning’ tour, set to sweep across North America, the UK, and Europe.

This massive itinerary promises to be more than just a concert series; it’s a full-scale journey, tracing the band’s evolution and delivering a high-energy experience for fans across multiple continents.

The journey kicks off in the US with a run beginning on February 3rd at Savannah’s Enmarket Arena, followed by a major leg through the continent, culminating in a final home show in Grand Rapids, Michigan, on July 31st.

The tour then shifts focus to Europe in May, where the band will hit iconic venues across the continent. Fans can look forward to seeing them at places like London’s The O2, Birmingham’s Utilita Arena, Manchester’s Co-op Live, and Glasgow’s OVO Hydro, before concluding in Dublin’s 3Arena on June 4th.

Supporting the group throughout the European leg is the dynamic Larkin Poe, adding further flavor to the musical landscape. Across the North American dates, the line-up is packed with fellow talent, including Arc De Soleil, Edgehill, The Kooks, Luna Li, Sana Sana Musica, Portugal. The Man, Sun Room, and Friko, ensuring a rich tapestry of sounds for every stop.

Tickets for the European portion of the tour are going on sale in October, with a fan pre-sale kicking off on October 7th, followed by general sale on October 9th at 10 am local time. North American ticket sales follow a similar pattern, with a fan pre-sale starting on October 13th at 9 am local time, and general sale following on October 15th at 10 am.

The tour supports the band’s latest release, ‘Palace For The People‘, which is set to arrive on October 9th via Republic Records. This tour follows their previous studio album, ‘Starcatcher‘, which arrived in 2023 and was produced by Dave Cobb.

The announcement comes amidst recent speculation regarding the band’s direction. Following a career-spanning montage released by the group that included a poignant message of gratitude, fans had speculated about a potential split, especially since the four-piece had not performed live or released new music since 2024.

The group’s history is rich, featuring notable collaborations, including Jake and Sam Kiszka’s time as members of Bruce Springsteen’s on-screen backing band in Deliver Me From Nowhere.

Get ready for ‘Into The Beginning‘. The full schedule details the scope of this ambitious tour, hitting major venues from the US to the UK and Europe, offering an unforgettable experience for everyone who tunes in.

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