Scorpions 2027 tour Mexico dates, Digi Mart USA News: Scorpions has presented its 2027 tour, titled “Love, Peace & Rock ‘N’ Roll Tour,” with 24 European dates between April 29 and July 18, and two concerts in Mexico. The German band will play August 30 at the Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City and September 2 at the Auditorio Banamex in Monterrey.
The band will also return to Las Vegas for an eight-night residency at Planet Hollywood in September 2027. According to Consequence, the dates are September 9, 11, 14, 16, 18, 21, 23 and 25.
The tour announcement was made on the band’s social media channels and was reported by Blabbermouth, Consequence and Ultimate Classic Rock. The tour begins April 29 at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona and ends July 18 at the Unipol Arena in Milan, with stops in cities including Frankfurt, Vienna, Oslo and London.
Ultimate Classic Rock reports that the Mexico concerts are the shows the band had postponed in September 2026 and are now rescheduled within this tour. The Las Vegas residency was also postponed in September 2026 due to “unforeseen circumstances.”
Presale tickets through Ticketmaster are scheduled to begin Wednesday, November 4, with general sale opening Friday, November 6, according to the sources cited. The sources describe these dates for the European tour; the publisher notes that Mexican ticket sale schedules were not specified and that fans should check the band’s official website and each venue’s box office before buying.
Scorpions has rescheduled several dates since 2025. The 60th anniversary tour began in March 2025 in Mexico, Brazil and Chile, and in May 2025 the band canceled South American dates after vocalist Klaus Meine suffered a respiratory infection.
In September 2026 the band suspended the remainder of that year, including the Las Vegas residency.
Rudolf Schenker is the only continuous member of the band, while Meine has sung on every studio album. Guitarist Matthias Jabs has been with the band since 1978, bassist Paweł Mąciwoda since 2003 and drummer Mikkey Dee since 2016.
Their most recent album, “Rock Believer,” was released in February 2022.
Meine, 78, told Rolling Stone India in April that the road ahead is “much shorter than the years behind,” but that the band remains motivated: “We are still standing here,” he said. Ultimate Classic Rock adds that last month the band shared the official trailer for “Wind of Change,” a film about its history.
