Bruce Dickinson brings his solo band and special guests Evergrey to The Engine Shed for a night of new material and fan favourites on The PsychoGod Tour.
Bruce Dickinson is playing The Engine Shed in Lincoln on Saturday 28 November 2027, as part of his PsychoGod tour. It's his first solo run since The Mandrake Project tour wrapped up in Brazil in September 2025 after 71 shows across three continents. Much of 2026 was taken up by Iron Maiden duties, so he spent that time recording new material with his solo band, which is what he'll be playing alongside fan favourites.
He's not doing this with a backing track. He's insisted on a real drummer, a real bass player, real guitarists and real keyboards rather than relying on AI. 'AI can only copy, it can only pretend,' he said. 'It can never be in love, and it can never play.' The band on stage with him will be guitarists Chris DeClercq and Philip Naslund, bassist Tanya O'Callaghan, drummer Dave Moreno and keyboardist Mistheria.
There's a new solo album due in 2027, his first since 2024's The Mandrake Project, which he describes as 'heavy as s---' and which Iron Maiden's Steve Harris called 'some of his best stuff I've ever heard'. That's where the new material comes from, and it'll be the core of the set.
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The Lincoln date is one of 31 on the PsychoGod tour, which runs from 14 June in Belfast to 10 December in Paris. The November and December leg is supported by the Swedish progressive metal band Evergrey, so they'll be opening the night. The show starts at 7:30 pm at The Engine Shed.
