Slash Announces 2027 World Tour and New Album ‘Flying Blind’ With Myles Kennedy

Slash, Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators have revealed a 2027 world tour stretching from April into July, paired with a new studio album called ‘Flying Blind.’ The announcement, made October 2, 2026, arrived alongside the release of the title track as the record’s first single and marks the band’s first headline tour run since 2024.

• ‘Flying Blind’ lands February 26, 2027 via Gibson Records, the band’s fifth studio album and first since 2022’s ‘4’.
• The tour opens April 2, 2027 at Teatro Caupolicán in Santiago, Chile and closes July 26, 2027 at Rockstadt Extreme Festival in Ghimbav, Romania.
• Ticket pre-sale begins Tuesday, October 6, 2026, with general on-sale following Friday, October 9, 2026 through Ticketmaster.
• The record was tracked in roughly a week at Studio Barbarosa in Florida with producer Michael “Elvis” Baskette.

Where Is Slash Touring in 2027?

The run begins in Latin America, where Slash has a long touring history, before moving through North America, then the United Kingdom and mainland Europe. After Santiago, the band plays Mendoza, Córdoba and Buenos Aires in Argentina, followed by Florianópolis, Curitiba, Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo in Brazil.

North American dates run from April 23, 2027 in Reno, Nevada through May 22, 2027 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, with a two-night stand at The Wiltern in Los Angeles on April 26 and 27, plus shows in Denver, Boston, New York’s Beacon Theatre and Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium. The European leg kicks off June 7, 2027 in Munich and includes festival appearances at Nova Rock, Azkena Rock Festival and Masters of Rock before the tour winds down at Rockstadt Extreme Festival in Romania.

UK and Ireland fans can catch the band at Cardiff Castle on June 30, Scarborough Open Air Theatre on July 1, Trinity College Dublin on July 3, Custom House Square in Belfast on July 4, Piece Hall in Halifax on July 6, and Eventim Apollo in London on July 7, 2027.

Slash 2027 Tour Dates

• April 2: Santiago, Chile, Teatro Caupolicán
• April 4: Mendoza, Argentina, Arena Maipú
• April 6: Córdoba, Argentina, Plaza de la Música
• April 7: Buenos Aires, Argentina, Movistar Arena
• April 10: Florianópolis, Brazil, Arena Opus
• April 11: Curitiba, Brazil, Live Curitiba
• April 13: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Fundição Progresso
• April 14: São Paulo, Brazil, Espaço Unimed
• April 23: Reno, Nevada, Grand Theatre at The Grand Sierra Resort
• April 24: Rohnert Park, California, Graton Resort & Casino
• April 26: Los Angeles, California, The Wiltern
• April 27: Los Angeles, California, The Wiltern
• April 29: Del Mar, California, The Sound
• May 1: Albuquerque, New Mexico, Route 66 Casino
• May 2: Denver, Colorado, Fillmore Auditorium
• May 4: Kansas City, Missouri, The Midland Theatre
• May 5: Des Moines, Iowa, Val Air Ballroom
• May 7: Windsor, Ontario, Caesars Windsor
• May 8: Niagara Falls, Ontario, OLG Stage at Fallsview Casino
• May 10: Boston, Massachusetts, House of Blues
• May 12: New York, New York, Beacon Theatre
• May 17: Nashville, Tennessee, Ryman Auditorium
• May 19: St. Louis, Missouri, The Factory
• May 21: Norman, Oklahoma, Riverwind Casino
• May 22: Tulsa, Oklahoma, Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
• June 7: Munich, Germany, Zenith
• June 9: Warsaw, Poland, Letnia Scena Progresji
• June 10: Nickelsdorf, Austria, Nova Rock Festival
• June 12: Milan, Italy, Carroponte
• June 13: Rome, Italy, Rock In Roma
• June 17: Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain, Azkena Rock Festival
• June 23: Stockholm, Sweden, Gröna Lund
• June 28: Düsseldorf, Germany, Mitsubishi Electric Halle
• June 30: Cardiff, United Kingdom, Cardiff Castle
• July 1: Scarborough, United Kingdom, Scarborough Open Air Theatre
• July 3: Dublin, Ireland, Trinity College
• July 4: Belfast, United Kingdom, Custom House Square
• July 6: Halifax, United Kingdom, Piece Hall
• July 7: London, United Kingdom, Eventim Apollo
• July 9: Weert, Netherlands, Bospop
• July 11: Vizovice, Czechia, Masters of Rock
• July 12: Zagreb, Croatia, SRC Salata
• July 14: Budapest, Hungary, Budapest Park
• July 16: Belgrade, Serbia, Luka Beograd
• July 18: Athens, Greece, Lycabettus Theatre
• July 22: Istanbul, Turkey, Bonus Parkorman
• July 25: Plovdiv, Bulgaria, Hills of Rock
• July 26: Ghimbav, Romania, Rockstadt Extreme Festival

What’s on Slash’s New Album ‘Flying Blind’

‘Flying Blind’ spans 12 songs and was largely finished in about one week at Studio Barbarosa in Florida, working again with longtime producer Michael “Elvis” Baskette. The record’s performers include Slash handling guitar and pedal steel duties, with Myles Kennedy providing lead vocals, Todd Kerns holding down bass, Brent Fitz behind the kit on drums, and Frank Sidoris contributing rhythm guitar.

1. Avarice and Greed
2. Good Time Girl
3. Thrill Seeker
4. One of Your Kind
5. Flying Blind
6. Looking for a Miracle
7. Sweet Kill
8. Here in Babylon
9. Living the Dream
10. (Don’t) Thread the Needle
11. Rev My Heart
12. Stem the Flow

What Slash and Myles Kennedy Have Said About the New Music

Slash called the new record “a really fun, kind of spontaneous rock ‘n’ roll record. It’s very straightforward and down-to-earth and raw.” He said the title track took shape fast, emerging from a riff he brought to a pre-production rehearsal that the full band quickly built into a finished song.

Myles Kennedy said of writing the vocal melody for “Flying Blind,” “I really enjoyed putting a melody to this song… The lyric is about how sometimes people try to take shortcuts and try to find the easy way to achieve happiness or enlightenment.” He also credited Slash as “an incredible riff writer.”

Slash reflected on the 15 years he’s now spent working with Kennedy and The Conspirators, saying, “When we started, we didn’t have anything. We weren’t setting out to conquer the world. It was just for the pure pleasure of it… As long as there’s electricity, we’ll keep plugging in.”

Slash’s Recent Schedule Before the 2027 Tour

This upcoming trek marks Slash’s first dedicated tour with Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators since 2024. In the time since, he has been touring with Guns N’ Roses alongside Axl Rose and Duff McKagan, including dates earlier this year across North America, South America and Australia.

More Info

• Guns N’ Roses legend Slash announces Belfast date with Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators | irishnews.com
• Slash Makes Latin America the Starting Point for His 2027 World Tour After Storied History in the Region | Consequence
• Slash announces 2027 world tour with Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators | Far Out Magazine
• Slash Set for Massive 2027 World Tour With Myles Kennedy | Ultimate Classic Rock
• Slash Announces Tour, Album With Myles Kennedy + the Conspirators | Loudwire
• Slash feat. Myles Kennedy The Conspirators announce new album Flying Blind and 2027 world tour | NME
• SLASH FEATURING MYLES KENNEDY & THE CONSPIRATORS Announce Flying Blind Album, Share Title Track | Blabbermouth
• Photos: SLASH Ft. Myles Kennedy & the Conspirators to Launch 2027 FLYING BLIND World Tour | broadwayworld.com