Powerwolf are returning to the UK in 2027, bringing their Moral & Madness World Tour to Manchester and London. With a new album on the way and a new stage production promised, the German heavy metal band are preparing for another ambitious chapter.

The UK dates include Co-op Live on Tuesday 2nd November and OVO Arena Wembley on Wednesday 3rd November, with Apocalyptica and Majestica joining the tour. Tickets are on sale now, following the general release on Friday 13th November 2026. 

From their early records to the theatrical shows that have become their trademark, here’s everything you need to know about Powerwolf’s UK return.

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When are Powerwolf touring the UK?

Powerwolf have announced two UK concerts as part of the Moral & Madness World Tour:

Tuesday 2nd November 2027 — Co-op Live, Manchester
Wednesday 3rd November 2027 — OVO Arena Wembley, London

The British shows follow the opening dates in Luxembourg, Germany and Belgium, before the band continue across mainland Europe. 

For fans heading to Manchester, Co-op Live will host an evening of heavy riffs, dramatic arrangements and choruses built for an arena crowd.

What is the Moral & Madness World Tour?

The Moral & Madness World Tour marks the beginning of a new era for Powerwolf. The band have confirmed that the tour will be accompanied by a new album, alongside a stage production they describe as their most ambitious yet.

Organist Falk Maria Schlegel has promised a bigger production for the autumn 2027 shows, with the band preparing new ideas for their return to the road. Further album details are still to be revealed, but new music is firmly part of the plans. 

Who are Powerwolf?

Formed in Germany in 2004, Powerwolf have spent more than two decades developing a distinctive place in heavy metal. Their sound combines powerful guitar riffs with church organs, choral arrangements and dramatic vocals, while their imagery draws on gothic horror and supernatural themes.

The current line-up features vocalist Attila Dorn, guitarist Matthew Greywolf, bassist and guitarist Charles Greywolf, organist Falk Maria Schlegel and drummer Roel van Helden. Each contributes to a sound that places melody and theatricality alongside the weight of the music.

That identity carries through to the stage. Powerwolf’s concerts have grown into elaborate productions, helping the band progress to sold-out arenas and major festival headline appearances. In August 2026, they headlined Wacken Open Air’s 35th-anniversary edition, another significant moment ahead of their next touring chapter. 

Powerwolf’s discography: from Return in Bloodred to Wake Up the Wicked

Powerwolf’s recording history began with Return in Bloodred in 2005. Lupus Dei followed in 2007, with Bible of the Beast arriving in 2009 and Blood of the Saints in 2011.

Their catalogue continued to grow through Preachers of the Night in 2013 and Blessed & Possessed in 2015. The Sacrament of Sin followed in 2018, before Call of the Wild in 2021 and Wake Up the Wicked in 2024. Together, those records chart the development of a band with a recognisable sound and an expanding collection of arena-ready songs. 

For newcomers, ‘Army of the Night’, ‘Amen & Attack’, ‘Demons Are a Girl’s Best Friend’ and ‘We Drink Your Blood’ offer an introduction to their blend of heavy guitars, dramatic delivery and memorable hooks. More recent tracks include ‘1589’ and ‘Sinners of the Seven Seas’ from Wake Up the Wicked. 

Beyond their main studio albums, the band’s releases include the covers collection Metallum Nostrum, the compilation Best of the Blessed and 2023’s Interludium. Their 2026 concert release, WILDLIVE – Live at Olympiahalle, captures their stage show in Munich and offers a useful preview of their approach to live performance. 

Who is supporting Powerwolf on their UK tour?

Apocalyptica will join Powerwolf as special guests, with Majestica opening the shows.

The Finnish cello-metal group bring a distinctive instrumental approach to the bill, while Swedish power metal band Majestica feature former Sabaton guitarist Tommy Johansson. Both acts are confirmed for the Manchester and London dates.

What could Powerwolf’s 2027 setlist include?

The setlist has not yet been announced. With a new album planned to accompany the tour, fans can expect the band’s next record to play a part in shaping the show.

Established songs such as ‘Army of the Night’, ‘We Drink Your Blood’ and ‘Demons Are a Girl’s Best Friend’ would be natural contenders, alongside material from Wake Up the Wicked. These are possibilities rather than confirmed selections.

Powerwolf VIP tickets and hospitality

Premium tickets can be a great way to make more of Powerwolf’s Manchester show, whether you’re planning an evening with friends or celebrating a special occasion.

Depending on your chosen experience, benefits at Co-op Live can include premium seating, lounge access and early entry, giving you time to settle in before the performances begin. Check the individual package details when choosing your tickets. 

Explore Powerwolf VIP tickets and hospitality at Co-op Live and reserve your experience for Tuesday 2nd November 2027.

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