Hayley Williams has added more UK dates to her 2027 European tour following overwhelming demand from fans since tickets went on sale.
The Paramore frontwoman is currently promoting her third solo album, ‘Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party’, released in August through her own label, Post Atlantic. The record marks her first release since parting ways with Atlantic Records after a two decade contract, giving her full creative control over her personal music.
Demand for the tour was strong enough that Williams extended the 24 hour presale registration period by an additional five hours to accommodate the fans trying to sign up. Once presale registration closed in the UK, Williams confirmed two new shows in London and Slane Castle, adding to the dates already that were already scheduled in those cities.
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The UK and EU leg of the ‘The Hayley Williams Show’ tour, kicks off in June 2027 and moves through major cities across Europe before closing out with shows in the UK and Ireland. The confirmed dates and locations so far reads as follows.
JUNE:
7 – Milan, Carroponte
8 – Rome, Cavea Auditorium Parco della Musica
14 – Brussels, Forest National
16 – Paris, Zenith Paris La Villette
17 – Amsterdam, AFAS Live
23 – Glasgow, OVO Hydro
26 – County Meath, Slane Castle (Supporting Fontaines D.C.)
30 – Cardiff, Utilita Arena
Aside from the additional Slane Castle appearance, she’ll play a show supporting Fontaines D.C at Slane Castle on June 26, before continuing the tour through to early July with two shows in London, Alexandra Palace.
Presale ticket sales are open now. Fans who registered ahead of time were given a purchase code tied to their verified email and phone number, part of Williams’ effort to keep prices reasonable and cut down on unauthorised resale.
General sale tickets go live at 10am on the 8th of September.
With the new album pushing her further into her identity as a solo artist, the tour is expected to blend cuts from ‘Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party’ with more intimate moments, offering fans a different side of Williams outside of her iconic work with Paramore.
