Acclaimed German rock band Blackout Problems have announced their HEAL UK & European headline tour for Spring 2027. The 15-date tour will include three UK headline shows in March including Bristol Exchange (17th), London Oslo (18th) and Manchester Deaf Lodge (19th). Regarding the tour frontman Mario Radetzky says, “We’re finally coming back on tour and we’ll play a few countries we have missed a lot. The new songs need to be on stage very soon. It’ll be fantastic to play them live. The energy was insane at the last headline shows and we can’t wait to get back out to do it again.” Full tour dates are as follows and tickets are on sale now via blackoutproblems.com March 11th – Vienna, Szene Wien
March 12th – Linz, Posthof
March 13th – Prague, Rock Café
March 17th – Bristol, Exchange
March 18th – London, Oslo
March 19th – Manchester, Deaf Lodge
April 8th – Köln, Live Music Hall
April 10th – Frankfurt, Batschkapp
April 15th – Dresden, Beatpol
April 16th – Hamburg, Markthalle
April 17th – Hannover, Faust
April 22nd – Nijmegen, Merleyn
April 23rd – Haarlem, Patronaat
April 24th – Paris, Supersonic Blackout Problems will be touring around the release of their forthcoming fifth studio album HEAL out April 9th via Munich Warehouse. The album is available to pre-order now here. From the outside, Blackout Problems career looks like a textbook success story. Four albums in eight years, each climbing higher in the charts. Ever bigger stages on the touring circuit. Moving up the festival bills year after year. The Munich band have even pulled off something most German bands struggle to achieve, building an ever-growing fanbase abroad. Of course, that’s only half the story. Real life is a tough, and band know all about it. They’ve lived it, and now they’re putting it into songs. Blackout Problems have never sounded this unguarded, this close to who they really are. HEAL tells the story of a period when both their personal lives and the world around them gave Mario Radetzky, Marcus Schwarzbach and Moritz Hammrich every reason to give up hope for good. They’ve poured all that disillusionment, hurt and relentless pressure into songs that keep the fires burning, even when the rain won’t let up. These songs glow, wrapping the weight at their core in an uplifting energy until they become a catalyst for healing. About the album Mario says, “HEAL is like a fresh breeze. Which is funny, because it was written during a pretty dark period. Personally and socially, things weren’t great. But once we closed the studio door, the music that filled the room was optimistic, almost a counterpoint to everything that was happening outside.” | 
