Haywire sets an 80-show 2027 route from Nottingham to Victoria

Haywire have scheduled 80 shows between January 3 and April 30, 2027, according to the Boston hardcore band’s published itinerary. The route covers the UK, Europe and North America, beginning in Nottingham and ending in Victoria, British Columbia.

A count of the full list yields 99 performance entries. Only 80 fall inside the stated January-to-April window; three earlier North American dates, 14 Australian dates and two June festival dates sit outside it.

Haywire’s announcement follows the release of the new album I Don’t Wanna Say Goodbye and a late-2026 Australian run. Five Australian dates include Rise Against and Dropkick Murphys. It also claims a DIY tour through all 50 states in 2025, and it links Andrew Sacher’s review of the album.

What does an 80-show run change for Haywire?

For fans, the practical change is a calendar with 80 listed dates across the UK, continental Europe and North America, including small rooms, theaters and LDB Fest.

For the band, the routing places 17 continental European shows from January 14 through January 31 alongside Comeback Kid, Whispers and Speedway. It then shifts to 54 North American dates from February 12 through April 30.

The headline figure holds up, but the supporting details need caution. The announcement gives no ticket-sale dates, prices or set times.

It opens with the date 10-24 for Forth Worth, TX at Sick New World without specifying a year, and the two June festival entries also lack years. Those omissions do not change the 80-date count; they do limit what fans can plan with certainty.

The itinerary:

• Earlier dates: 10-24, Forth Worth, TX — Sick New World; 11-13, Springfield, MO — Pressure Point Fest; 11-15, Orlando, FL — Vans Warped Tour.
• Australia, November 2026: 11-18, Gold Coast — Vinnie’s Dive; 11-19, Brisbane — The Triffid; 11-20, Newcastle — Hamilton Station; 11-21, Wollongong — Dicey Riley’s Hotel; 11-22, Sydney — Hunters Hill Hall; 11-22, Sydney — The Lansdowne.
• Australia, continued: 11-23, Perth — Lynott’s Lounge; 11-24, Adelaide — Jive Bar; 11-25, Melbourne — The Tote; 11-27, Melbourne — John Cain Arena; 11-28, Gosford — Meltdown Festival; 11-29, Brisbane — Riverstage; 12-01, Sydney — Sydney Opera House Steps; 12-04, Perth — Red Hill Amphitheatre.
• January 3-10: 1/3 Nottingham, England — Greyfriars; 1/4 Manchester, England — Rebellion; 1/5 Glasgow, Scotland — G2; 1/6 Newcastle, England — The Grove; 1/7 Leeds, England — Brude; 1/8 Birmingham, England — Castle & Falcon; 1/9 Newport, England — The Corn Exchange; 1/10 London, England — The Garage.
• January 12-21: 1/12 Brighton, England — Daltons; 1/14 Münster, Germany — Sputnikcafe; 1/15 Karlsruhe, Germany — Substage; 1/16 Lyon, France — La Rayonne; 1/17 Toulouse, France — Bascala; 1/18 Nantes, France — Warehouse; 1/19 Paris, France — Trabendo; 1/20 Antwerp, Belgium — Trix; 1/21 Nijmegen, Netherlands — Doornroosje.
• January 22-31: 1/22 Cologne, Germany — Essigfabrik; 1/23 Hamburg, Germany — Gruenspan; 1/24 Berlin, Germany — Festsaal Kreuzberg; 1/26 Warsaw, Poland — Proxima; 1/27 Prague, Czech Republic — Meet Factory; 1/28 Nuremberg, Germany — Z-Bau; 1/29 Munich, Germany — Nachtwerk; 1/30 Vienna, Austria — Arena; 1/31 Budapest, Hungary — Dürer Kert.
• February 12-27: 2/12 Louisville, KY — LDB Fest; 2/20 Rutherford, NJ — The Williams Center; 2/21 Washington, D.C. — Union Stage; 2/22 Richmond, VA — Canal Club; 2/23 Greensboro, NC — Hangar 1819; 2/24 Nashville, TN — The Eastside Bowl; 2/25 Atlanta, GA — Atlanta Utility Works; 2/26 Tampa, FL — Skatepark of Tampa; 2/27 Fort Lauderdale, FL — Revolution.
• March 1-9: 3/1 Pensacola, FL — Handlebar; 3/2 New Orleans, LA — Fred Hampton Free Store; 3/4 Houston, TX — The End; 3/5 Austin, TX — Brushy Street Commons; 3/6 Denton, TX — Rubber Gloves Patio; 3/8 Albuquerque, NM — Space 515; 3/9 Phoenix, AZ — Bull Shooters.
• March 10-17: 3/10 San Diego, CA — Soma; 3/11 Los Angeles, CA — Hollywood Palladium; 3/12 Fresno, CA — Strummer’s; 3/13 San Jose, CA — The Ritz; 3/15 Seattle, WA — Quality Flea Center; 3/16 Portland, OR — High Limit Room; 3/17 Boise, ID — The Shredder.
• March 18-27: 3/18 Salt Lake City, UT — Fellowship Sober Hall; 3/19 Fort Collins, CO — The Sound Bar; 3/20 Denver, CO — D3; 3/22 Lawrence, KS — Bottleneck; 3/23 Des Moines, IA — Wooly’s; 3/24 Minneapolis, MN — Underground Music Venue; 3/25 Chicago, IL — Metro; 3/26 Detroit, MI — Russell Industrial Center; 3/27 New Kensington, PA — Preserving.
• March 29-April 4: 3/29 Columbus, OH — King of Clubs; 3/30 Cleveland, OH — Grog Shop; 3/31 Philadelphia, PA — Underground Arts; 4/1 Baltimore, MD — Soundstage; 4/3 New York, NY — Brooklyn Monarch; 4/4 Boston, MA — Roadrunner.
• April 9-17: 4/9 Moncton, New Brunswick — Caveau; 4/10 Halifax, Nova Scotia — The Seahorse Tavern; 4/11 Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island — The Benevolent Irish Society; 4/12 Fredericton, New Brunswick — The Cap; 4/14 Sherbrooke, Quebec — Le Murdoch; 4/15 Montreal, Quebec — Club Soda; 4/16 Ottawa, Ontario — 27 Club; 4/17 Toronto, Ontario — Lithuanian House.
• April 20-25: 4/20 Thunder Bay, Ontario — Bloom; 4/22 Winnipeg, Manitoba — Park Theatre; 4/23 Regina, Saskatchewan — The Exchange; 4/24 Edmonton, Alberta — Starlite; 4/25 Calgary, Alberta — Dickens.
• April 28-30: 4/28 Kamloops, British Columbia — Blue Grotto; 4/29 Vancouver, British Columbia — The Pearl; 4/30 Victoria, British Columbia — First Metropolitan United Fellowship Hall.
• June: 6/4 Nürburg, Germany — Rock am Ring; 6/6 Nuremberg, Germany — Rock im Park.

The next test is whether the dated rooms, support bills and missing ticket details become confirmed; until then, the 80-show figure marks a published schedule, not a completed tour.