Scorpions have announced their 2027 tour plans following the postponement of their 2026 dates, which included an eight-date Las Vegas residency. The band posted details on Instagram.
The German rock legends revealed that they will return to the road with a new tour name and more than 20 dates scheduled. The band addressed the cancellation of their 2026 shows, which had to be postponed due to unforeseen circumstances.
“We are hitting the road in 2027 on the Love, Peace, & Rock ‘N’ Roll Tour, running wild through Europe all Summer long,” Scorpions said in their announcement.
The band also outlined the ticket sales plan for the upcoming tour. “Rock Zone Community Members get first access to tickets starting this Wednesday, 4 November at 11a CET,” they explained. “To join or renew your membership, visit The-ScorpionsCommunity.com. Tickets will go on sale Friday, 6 November.”
The announcement comes after the group was forced to postpone their 2026 tour dates.
The postponement of Scorpions’ 2026 shows stemmed from health issues that affected the band’s ability to tour. In late 2024, drummer Mikkey Dee was hospitalized with sepsis and spent three weeks recovering in his hometown of Gothenburg, Sweden, during which he underwent several operations. In May 2025, the band canceled some of their 60th-anniversary concerts in South America after singer Klaus Meine suffered a respiratory infection. In April 2026, Scorpions canceled their scheduled tour of India, citing unforeseen medical circumstances affecting band members.
The 2027 “Love, Peace, and Rock ‘N’ Roll Tour” will begin on April 29 in Barcelona and run through spring and summer across the United Kingdom and Europe. Swedish rock band Europe will join Scorpions as special guests on the tour. After the European dates, Scorpions will play rescheduled shows in Mexico on August 27, 30, and September 2.
The Las Vegas residency, which was originally scheduled for September 2026, has been rescheduled to September 2027. Scorpions will perform at PH Live at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino on September 9, 11, 14, 16, 18, 21, 23, and 25. This marks the band’s fourth residency at the venue in five years, following sold-out runs in 2022, 2024, and 2025.
