Blackout Problems announce album 'HEAL' and 2027 European tour incl. Vienna and Germany
The Munich trio releases its fifth album on 9 April 2027 and will play 15 shows in six countries. Tickets went on sale on Thursday.
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Munich rock band Blackout Problems have announced their fifth studio album, 'HEAL'. It will be released on 9 April 2027 on the band's own label, Munich Warehouse, where it can already be pre-ordered. According to VISIONS, there is no first single yet and the tracklist has not been revealed. Its predecessor, 'Riot', came out in 2024. The band consists of Mario Radetzky, Marcus Schwarzbach and Moritz Hammrich.
According to the press text, 'HEAL' deals with personal and social crises, disillusionment and pressure – in songs that still leave room for hope. The record will be presented on a 15-date European tour. It starts on 11 March 2027 at Szene in Vienna, continues via Linz, Prague and the UK, takes in six German cities in April and, after two shows in the Netherlands, ends in Paris on 24 April. On the day of the album's release, the band plays Cologne's Live Music Hall.
Tickets went on sale on Thursday, 15 October, at 4pm. According to Concertvisions, prices start at 37.99 euros plus fees. No dates in Switzerland or Bulgaria have been announced so far, and a hometown show in Munich is not on the schedule yet either.