Bruce Dickinson at Markopoulo Complex
Release Athens 2027 welcomes Bruce Dickinson on Thursday July 1st at Markopoulo Complex. Following the triumphant reception of The Mandrake Project, the iconic Iron Maiden frontman returns to Athens as part of his PsychoGod Tour, bringing brand-new material and fan favourites from his solo catalogue (and perhaps more besides)– reaffirming why he is regarded as one of the greatest voices in the history of heavy metal.
More acts will be announced soon.
Since joining Iron Maiden in 1982, Bruce Dickinson has grown into one of the most recognisable and multifaceted figures in the world of music. Singer, songwriter, author, filmmaker and entrepreneur, as well as a qualified pilot and champion fencer, he has built an extraordinary career that extends far beyond music. Alongside his role as the frontman of one of the greatest metal bands of all time, he has also developed an equally remarkable solo career.
His musical journey outside Iron Maiden began in 1990 with Tattooed Millionaire and continued with five further albums over the following 15 years. In 2024, he released The Mandrake Project, which was warmly received by audiences and critics alike, while also achieving major commercial success and leading to a world tour featuring numerous sold-out shows.
In 2027, Bruce Dickinson returns with the PsychoGod Tour, performing his new material alongside fan favourites from across his career to date. The tour will coincide with the release of his new album, due in the first half of 2027, which is already in the recording stages.
Joining him on stage are guitarists Chris Declercq and Philip Näslund, bassist Tanya O’Callaghan, Mistheria on keyboards and Dave Moreno on drums.
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Tickets go on sale on Monday November 9th at 12:00 noon.
A limited number of VIP tickets will also be available.
VIP ticket holders will enjoy the following benefits:
- A dedicated elevated viewing area with high tables and stools for all guests
- Open bar
- Dedicated entrance
- Private parking
- Separate toilet facilities
- Commemorative gift
Also, the first Release Athens 2027 combo ticket is now available for those who wish to attend two days of the festival, benefiting from a significant discount:
Bruce Dickinson & more tba (1/7, Markopoulo Complex) + Judas Priest & more tba (14/7, Markopoulo Complex)
If you already purchased a ticket for Judas Priest you can upgrade it to take advantage of the above offer by emailing [email protected] with subject line “TICKET UPGRADE / JUDAS PRIEST”. The email must be sent from the address used to make the original purchase, with the ticket attached.
Ticket sales:
By phone: 211 770 0000
Online: releaseathens.gr / more.com
Physical outlets: https://www.more.com/en/physical-spots/
Important Notice: Until December 31st, you can take advantage of a special offer and purchase your ticket in 4 interest-free instalments, exclusively by credit card.
For all information (prices, line up, access etc.) visit www.releaseathens.gr
Tickets / Availability for People with disabilities.
The Festival ensures accessibility for People with Disabilities by providing a designated area with an unobstructed view of the stage. This special area is wheelchair accessible and offers seating, dedicated restrooms, and free parking. One companion per person is also permitted access to this area, provided they have already purchased a general admission ticket.
To purchase Disability Access tickets, please email your request to [email protected], and attach your disability card. This card must be presented upon arrival at the Festival to gain access to the designated areas.
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The Markopoulo Complex, located within the Markopoulo Olympic Property in Attica, is a venue designed to host large-scale concerts, festivals and events. Its extensive grounds offer the flexibility to accommodate a variety of configurations, meeting the requirements of even the most demanding productions.
For Release Athens, the Markopoulo Complex will feature two stages, with the second housed in a 4,000 sq m tent, allowing even more artists to perform on each festival day. The covered stage will also give visitors the opportunity to arrive earlier and enjoy the opening acts sheltered from the sun in a cooler, more comfortable environment.
The venue also offers extensive on-site parking facilities, capable of accommodating thousands of vehicles. Access via Attiki Odos, together with the nearby Koropi Metro station, from which shuttle buses will operate to and from the venue, will make it easier for visitors to travel from different parts of Athens.
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