Haywire Confirm Massive European Run For January 2027, Five German Shows Included
Boston hardcore crew Haywire are wasting no time after their Roadrunner Records debut. The band has lined up a sprawling European leg for January 2027 that cuts through nine countries in under a month, with Comeback Kid, Whispers and Speedway joining as support. Germany gets five stops on the run, from a Munster club show to a Munich night at Nachtwerk, and the band also has two festival slots lined up for next June.
The confirmed European dates: Nottingham, Manchester, Glasgow, Newcastle, Leeds, Birmingham, Newport and London across the UK from 3 to 10 January 2027, then Brighton on 12 January. The continental run picks up with Munster, Germany on 14 January, Karlsruhe, Germany on 15 January, Lyon, Toulouse, Nantes and Paris in France from 16 to 19 January, Antwerp, Belgium on 20 January, Nijmegen, Netherlands on 21 January, then Cologne, Germany on 22 January, Hamburg, Germany on 23 January and Berlin, Germany on 24 January. The band continues to Warsaw, Poland on 26 January and Prague, Czech Republic on 27 January, before closing out the leg with Nuremberg, Germany on 28 January, Munich, Germany on 29 January, Vienna, Austria on 30 January and Budapest, Hungary on 31 January. On top of the club run, Haywire are booked for Rock am Ring on 4 June 2027 and Rock im Park on 6 June 2027, both in Germany.
Haywire have been grinding away on the road almost non stop for the past two years, and this run follows the October 2026 release of their Roadrunner debut full length I Don't Wanna Say Goodbye, produced by Citizen's Mat Kerekes and mixed by Taylor Young. The band also has splits out with No Guard and Dropkick Murphys, and spent the back half of 2026 hitting festivals like Riot Fest, Louder Than Life and Aftershock. Landing festival slots at Rock am Ring and Rock im Park puts the band in front of a much bigger German crowd than their club dates will reach, a sign of how fast their profile has grown since signing to Roadrunner.
None of the sources we checked state on sale dates or ticket prices for the individual European and German club shows, so Haywire's official site is the best place to check current availability. Tickets for Rock am Ring and Rock im Park are handled through the festivals' own channels.