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    Six-time platinum Finnish rock titans The Rasmus have announced a massive 23-date European and UK England headline tour for early 2027. Following an incredibly busy spell on the global road circuit, the run will see the band delivering their unforgettable stage show to the UK arena and club landscapes throughout February and March, performing classic anthems alongside major deep cuts from their latest studio album, Weirdo.

    The new album has clearly struck a powerful chord with their global audience. “The Weirdo album has resonated deeply in our fanbase,” frontman Lauri Ylönen reflects. “It’s about being accepted the way you are. This has also been visible at the live shows as the fans have been dressed up to show their inner weirdos. It’s been a very fun and uniting feeling! We can’t wait to see all our dear friends who we missed the last time we toured.”

    To make the UK leg even more formidable, The Rasmus have recruited Scunthorpe melodic metal mainstays Skarlett Riot, whom we recently caught delivering a high-energy set in Glasgow, as special guests across all British dates. The tour announcement also lands alongside the group’s emotionally gripping new collaborative single “Break These Chains,” which features Niko Vilhelm of Blind Channel and was co-written by legendary hitmakers Marti Frederiksen and Desmond Child.

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    General public ticket sales officially launch on the band’s website following a string of regional summer festival and South American appearances later this year.

    The Rasmus UK England Headline Tour Dates 2027:

    • 26th Feb – Norwich, Epic Studios *
    • 27th Feb – Oxford, O2 Academy *
    • 28th Feb – Leeds, Stylus *
    • 2nd Mar – Newcastle, Northumbria University *
    • 3rd Mar – Wolverhampton, KK’s Steel Mill *
    • 4th Mar – Bristol, SWX Bristol *
    • 5th Mar – Exeter, Phoenix *
    • 6th Mar – Brighton, Chalk *

    * Featuring special guests Skarlett Riot

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