Bruce Dickinson plays a solo show at AFAS Live on his PsychoGod Tour
By Tourspider
October 28, 2026
The Iron Maiden frontman will be playing with his solo band at AFAS Live in Amsterdam on November 25, 2027, as part of his PsychoGod Tour across Europe.
Bruce Dickinson, the singer of Iron Maiden, is coming to the Netherlands next year for a solo show. On November 25, 2027, he'll be playing AFAS Live in Amsterdam. The gig is part of the PsychoGod Tour, which takes him across Europe as a solo artist.
The new tour follows The Mandrake Project Tour, which wrapped up in Brazil in September 2025. That run covered 71 shows across three continents and was widely praised. With the PsychoGod Tour, Dickinson is heading back to the live stage under his own name once again.
Although most of 2026 was dominated by Iron Maiden, Dickinson says he still found time to record new material with his solo band. The lineup features guitarists Chris Declercq and Philip Näslund, bassist Tanya O'Callaghan, keyboardist Mistheria and drummer Dave Moreno.
For Dickinson, this lineup is almost a matter of principle. "What we do is real, and that matters so much right now," he says. He points to the fact that they have a real drummer, bassist, guitarists and keyboardist, and argues that AI can only copy and pretend. "It can never fall in love and it can never truly make music. This band? They can really play!"
Swedish progressive metal band Evergrey will join as special guest. For Dutch metal fans, the show is a rare chance to see Dickinson outside the Iron Maiden universe, in a venue of this size.