Greta Van Fleet are working on an unusually distant horizon, laying out a fifty-nine-date world tour scheduled for 2027. Named Into The Beginning, the massive run covers major arenas and outdoor pavilions across North America, the United Kingdom, and mainland Europe. The tour will back their forthcoming studio album, Palace For The People, which Republic Records is releasing on October 9.
The routing opens on February 3 at Enmarket Arena in Savannah, Georgia, kicking off an intensive two-month winter stretch across the United States. That opening run hits twenty-nine cities through the South, East Coast, Midwest, and Pacific Northwest. Along the way, the Michigan quartet will headline major metropolitan rooms, including Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Barclays Center in Brooklyn, TD Garden in Boston, and Allstate Arena in Rosemont, just outside Chicago. The initial domestic leg reaches its end on March 30 at Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado.
After taking a six-week recess, the band will move across the Atlantic to open their European dates on May 15 at Munich's Olympiahalle. The itinerary quickly moves across mainland Europe, stopping in Milan, Hamburg, Copenhagen, Berlin, Prague, Amsterdam, Brussels, and Paris. From there, the tour travels to the United Kingdom for four of its largest indoor settings. Greta Van Fleet will play London's The O2 on May 28, Utilita Arena in Birmingham on May 30, Co-op Live in Manchester on June 1, and Glasgow's OVO Hydro on June 2, before wrapping up the overseas itinerary on June 4 at 3Arena in Dublin.
Roots rock duo Larkin Poe will travel with the band as the sole special guest across all dates in the UK and Europe. For the domestic dates, Greta Van Fleet have opted for variety, cycling through an eclectic selection of openers. Supporting acts across the United States and Canada will rotate between Portugal. The Man, The Kooks, Friko, Sun Room, Luna Li, Arc De Soleil, Edgehill, and Sana Sana Musica.
The group returns to North America in July for a sixteen-show summer leg that mixes standard arenas with outdoor amphitheaters. That sequence launches July 5 at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, followed by Canadian dates in Edmonton, Calgary, and Winnipeg. The tour then tracks back into the American Midwest and along the East Coast, featuring outdoor stops at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland, and Toronto's RBC Amphitheatre. The entire fifty-nine-date schedule wraps on July 31 with an open-air concert in the band's home state, taking the stage at Acrisure Amphitheater in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
The extensive road schedule arrives as a companion to Palace For The People, which follows their 2023 record, Starcatcher. That previous collection, tracked with producer Dave Cobb, focused on analog warmth and traditional studio methods, establishing a foundation the group has continued to adapt for large rooms.
Ticketing begins with the European and British dates. Presales for those markets start on Wednesday, October 7 at 10am local time, with general sales opening on Friday, October 9 at 10am local time. North American fans will see presales begin on Tuesday, October 13 at 9am local time, followed by general sales on Thursday, October 15 at 10am local time.
Announcing a calendar this far out is rare, yet it speaks to how securely the band sits within the arena market. Going from regional venues to international arenas over four albums is demanding work, and this itinerary shows a group completely committed to the demands of the long road.
