Swedish band Meshuggah will play Warsaw’s COS Torwar arena on Sunday, 10 October 2027. The concert is part of a European tour marking the band’s 40th anniversary.
The tour is called “The Forty-Year Anomaly.” According to a statement from the band, it includes twenty concerts across Europe and the United Kingdom, and will end with a show at London’s OVO Arena Wembley. The musicians say they will perform on some of the biggest stages of their career.
Who will play at Torwar
The special guests will be American band Periphery and Swedish group Vildhjarta. According to the organizer, Live Nation Polska, the concert will take place at COS Torwar in Warsaw. According to the foreign website Chaoszine, the band is scheduled to play in Berlin the day before, and in Prague two days later.
Meshuggah formed in 1987 in Umeå. They are considered one of the most influential extreme metal bands. Their music is known for complex rhythms and an extremely heavy sound. It is often credited with giving rise to the genre known as djent.
Tickets: sale dates
According to the press release, presale for fans began on Tuesday, 3 November. Mastercard Bank Pekao cardholders can buy presale tickets from Wednesday, 4 November, from 12:00 p.m. until Friday, 6 November, until 11:00 a.m. General sale starts on Friday, 6 November, at meshuggah.net/tour and on livenation.pl. On the same day, from 12:00 p.m., preferential tickets for some of the best seats are set to appear for Pekao customers; details are at priceless.com/pekao.
Ticket prices were not given in the statement. Some music services list slightly different presale dates (including Ticketmaster, with 5 November). That is why it is worth checking the schedule directly on the Live Nation website.
What it means for fans in Poland
This is the first announcement of a Meshuggah concert in Poland in 2027. The event is almost a year away, but presale tickets are already available. The concert takes place on a Sunday, and three bands will share the bill that evening. For people outside Warsaw, nearby dates on the tour in Berlin, Prague and Budapest may be an alternative.
