Greta Van Fleet Announce Massive 2027 North American Tour
Published October 2, 2026 · US

The sprawling, 59-date trek arrives in support of their new album, Palace of the People. Greta Van Fleet Announce Massive 2027 North American Tour Paolo Ragusa
Greta Van Fleet is preparing for an ambitious touring schedule in 2027, embarking on a global journey to promote their upcoming album, Palace for the People. The band has revealed plans for a 59-date tour encompassing key cities across North America, the United Kingdom, and Europe, marking one of their most extensive live campaigns to date.
The tour, titled Into the Beginning, will commence on February 3, 2027, in Savannah, Georgia, launching the North American leg with a string of performances stretching into late March. This initial run features stops in a diverse range of markets, including Tampa, Nashville, Omaha, Minneapolis, Pittsburgh, Boston, Brooklyn, and Seattle, among many others. The first phase will culminate on March 30 in Denver, Colorado.
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Following the North American leg, Greta Van Fleet will cross the Atlantic to perform throughout major European cities. Scheduled dates include shows in Munich, Milan, Hamburg, Copenhagen, Berlin, Prague, Amsterdam, Brussels, Paris, London, Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, and Dublin. This portion of the tour is set for May and early June, offering European fans extensive access to the band’s live performances.
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After their European engagements, the band will return to North America for a summer leg beginning July 5 in Vancouver, British Columbia. This final segment will cover Canadian cities like Edmonton, Calgary, Winnipeg, and Toronto, as well as U.S. stops including Kansas City, St. Louis, Columbus, Raleigh, and Hershey. The tour is scheduled to conclude on July 31 with a homecoming show in Grand Rapids, Michigan, the band’s native state.
Supporting acts will vary throughout the tour, with a mix of emerging and established artists joining Greta Van Fleet on stage at different locations. Noteworthy openers include Arc De Soleil, Edgehill, The Kooks, Luna Li, Sana Sana Musica, Portugal. The Man, Sun Room, Friko, and Larkin Poe, who will accompany the band during the UK and European dates. This diverse lineup reflects the band’s commitment to delivering dynamic live experiences.
Ticket sales are structured to ensure accessibility and transparency for fans. The initial artist pre-sale begins on October 13, followed by a Spotify reserved pre-sale the same day and a Live Nation pre-sale on October 14. General public sales launch on October 15 through Ticketmaster, with prices fixed at face value plus fees, a move aimed at preventing inflated secondary market pricing. VIP packages will be available for U.S. and Canadian shows, offering enhanced concert experiences.

Palace for the People, Greta Van Fleet’s fourth studio album, is set for release on October 9, 2026. Produced by the band alongside Mike Elizondo, the album has already been introduced through singles such as "Play Your Games," "Saw You Stand," and "Tear It Down." These tracks have given early insight into the band’s evolving sound and creative direction.
In addition to the large-scale tour, Greta Van Fleet will host a series of intimate shows in Nashville at The Basement East ahead of the album release. These smaller venues provide a contrast to the arena and stadium settings of the 2027 tour, allowing the band to connect more closely with their audience.
This upcoming tour represents a significant chapter in Greta Van Fleet’s career, underlining their growth as a live act and their ongoing engagement with a global fanbase. With a comprehensive itinerary covering multiple continents and a strong slate of opening artists, the Into the Beginning tour is poised to be a defining moment for the band in the coming year.
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