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The metal band’s farewell tour is coming to Britain in spring 2027, with support from Black Label Society and Testament. Here’s all the essential information about the Hibernation Of The Nations European Tour

Sad news, metalheads: thrash pioneers Megadeth have released their final album and are about to put their guitars away for good. However, they’re going out in style with a multi-year global farewell tour – and it’s coming to the UK.
This week Megadeth announced the European leg of their goodbye tour. Titled Breakout: Hibernation Of The Nations, it’ll see Dave Mustaine and co play two dozen shows across the continent. A whopping eight of those are here in the UK, with dates lined up at major arenas in London, Manchester, Glasgow, Birmingham and other British cities.
Mustaine has called the tour ‘a true celebration of metal’, and fellow metal titans Black Label Society and Testament are on support.
Don’t want to miss out on tickets to see Megadeth in the UK for the last time? Here’s everything you need to know about ticket sales, from the full list of dates to presales and ticket prices.
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Megadeth’s Breakout: Hibernation Of The Nations tour will start in Belfast in March 2027 and finish in Lisbon in April 2027. The UK dates are all in March.
Here’s the full list of British dates and venues on Megadeth’s farewell tour:
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General sale is this Friday, August 7 at 10am BST. You’ll be able to purchase through Ticketmaster here.
Here are the main presales to be aware of:
Once you have a code, all presales can be accessed on Ticketmaster.
According to the website of Glasgow’s OVO Hydro, non-VIP tickets will range in price from £72.60 to £184. Expect similar pricing across the rest of the dates.
There are two confirmed support bands for Megadeth’s UK dates in March 2027:
Once tickets have gone on sale, you’ll be able to find resale options through Ticketmaster’s official resale platform here.
Other resale sites include Viagogo and Stubhub.
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