Megadeth bring their Hibernation Of The Nations European farewell tour to Co-op Live, with special guests Black Label Society and Testament.
Megadeth play Co-op Live on Saturday 13 March 2027, with Black Label Society and Testament supporting. It's part of the Hibernation Of The Nations European tour, which is one leg of a multi-year global farewell tour that will see the band put their guitars away for good. For Manchester, it's their first British headline gig since 2015.
Dave Mustaine has called the tour 'a true celebration of metal'. The set is built to cover every era of the band, so you'll get the iconic anthems and fan favourites alongside songs from their latest record. That one is their seventeenth and final studio album, and it hit number one on the Billboard 200 — the band's first-ever chart-topper. It comes after more than four decades of songwriting and live shows, and it's the last one they'll ever put out.
Black Label Society and Testament are the support acts, so there's a full night of it rather than just the headliner. The whole thing is a career-spanning production, and with this being a farewell tour, it's one of the last chances to see them live.
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Tickets range from £72.60 to £184 for non-VIP seats, and the show is on Saturday 13 March at Co-op Live.
