Hollywood Undead Announce Full European Run for Early 2027, Five German Dates
Hollywood Undead are heading back across the Atlantic for a proper European and UK trek in January and February 2027. The masked rap rock crew will play 24 shows in 16 countries over about a month, and Germany ends up with five of them, from a Munich season opener to a closing weekend swing through Hamburg, Hannover and Cologne.
The confirmed route: Tilburg, Netherlands on 27 January 2027, Zurich, Switzerland on 28 January, then Munich, Germany on 29 January and Vienna, Austria on 31 January. The band continues to Zagreb, Croatia on 2 February, Budapest, Hungary on 3 February and Prague, Czech Republic on 5 February, before Berlin, Germany on 6 February. From there it is Warsaw, Poland on 8 February, Riga, Latvia on 9 February, Tallinn, Estonia on 10 February and Helsinki, Finland on 11 February, followed by Stockholm and Gothenburg in Sweden on 13 and 14 February, then Oslo, Norway on 16 February and Copenhagen, Denmark on 17 February. The German leg wraps up with Hamburg on 18 February, Hannover on 20 February and Cologne on 21 February, before the tour closes out in the UK with Birmingham, London, Manchester, Glasgow and Leeds between 23 and 28 February.
This will be Hollywood Undead's first full European headline run in a few years, and it is their biggest in terms of country count, stretching from the Netherlands and Switzerland across the Baltics and Scandinavia before wrapping up with a UK leg. The LA group built their name on a horror movie mask gimmick and a mix of rap, pop punk energy and nu metal crunch, and they remain a reliable draw across the same alternative and rock radio scene that also plays bands like Papa Roach and Linkin Park. None of the sources we checked named support acts for the run, so expect that detail to follow closer to the shows.
Tickets for the Berlin show list a starting VIP meet and greet package price of 245.90 euros, but the standard general admission price was not shown on the pages we checked, and no on sale date was stated in the sources we checked, so keep an eye on the venue and Eventim listings for the German shows.