POWERWOLF brings the Moral & Madness World Tour to the Royal Arena in Copenhagen on December 11, 2027. The concert is part of a European tour running from late October to mid-December. Apocalyptica are announced as special guests and Swedish Majestica as support.
The tour follows the release of a new studio album by POWERWOLF. The tour information does not specify an album title or release date, but states the record is part of the group's next chapter and will come before the concerts in 2027. According to the tour description, the band’s established live show will feature a new stage production, designed to raise the scale of the performance.
A comprehensive arena tour
POWERWOLF was formed in 2004 and has developed from an unconventional project into a prominent name in international heavy metal. The band's commercial successes include five albums that reached number one on the official German album charts as well as gold and platinum certifications. Among their recent milestones are an extensive headlining tour around the album Wake Up the Wicked, a sold-out headlining concert at Wembley Arena in London, and a headline performance at Wacken Open Air 2026.
On the 2027 tour, the group plans to bring their theatrical style to some of Europe’s largest arenas. The band consists of vocalist Attila Dorn, organist Falk Maria Schlegel, guitarists Charles Greywolf and Matthew Greywolf, and drummer Roel van Helden. Schlegel has described the upcoming production as a major new venture and said the band looks forward to returning to the stage and sharing the concerts with the audience.
The Finnish cello-metal band Apocalyptica joins as special guests. Majestica opens every night; the Swedish band includes guitarist and vocalist Tommy Johansson, formerly a member of Sabaton. Together, the three acts offer different expressions within metal to the arena program, with POWERWOLF at the top of the bill.
The announced tour begins in Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg on October 27, 2027, and concludes in Stockholm on December 18. Copenhagen is included in the Nordic part of the tour, between the dates in Munich, Germany and concerts in Gothenburg and Oslo.
- October 27, 2027 — Esch-sur-Alzette, Rockhal
- October 29, 2027 — Berlin, Uber Arena
- October 30, 2027 — Cologne, Lanxess Arena
- October 31, 2027 — Antwerp, Lotto Arena
- November 2, 2027 — Manchester, Co-op Live
- November 3, 2027 — London, OVO Arena Wembley
- November 5, 2027 — Paris, Accor Arena
- November 6, 2027 — Amsterdam, Ziggo Dome
- November 7, 2027 — Hamburg, Barclays Arena
- November 9, 2027 — Kraków, Tauron Arena
- November 10, 2027 — Budapest, MVM Dome
- November 12, 2027 — Prague, O2 Arena
- November 13, 2027 — Vienna, Stadthalle
- November 15, 2027 — Milan, Unipol Forum
- November 16, 2027 — Zurich, Hallenstadion
- November 18, 2027 — Stuttgart, Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle
- November 19, 2027 — Frankfurt, Festhalle
- November 20, 2027 — Munich, Olympiahalle
- December 11, 2027 — Copenhagen, Royal Arena
- December 12, 2027 — Gothenburg, Scandinavium
- December 14, 2027 — Oslo, Spektrum
- December 16, 2027 — Helsinki, Ice Hall
- December 18, 2027 — Stockholm, Hovet
The concert in Copenhagen brings together POWERWOLF's arena production, material from the new album, and established tracks on the same stage as Apocalyptica and Majestica. It is one of 23 announced European dates and the only Danish concert on the tour program.
