Doro will return to European stages at the end of 2026 and through 2027. The band announced a run of shows that starts on 14 November 2026 at Malta Metal Weekend in St. Julian’s and, as currently scheduled, closes on 14 August 2027 at Leyendas del Rock in Villena, Spain.
The tour coincides with the release of the new studio album “Wild At Heart”, which is due on 11 December 2026 on Doro’s own label, Rare Diamonds Productions. Two singles lead up to the record: “Rock You 2 Death”, described by the singer as her new tour anthem and the first brand new original song of the album campaign, came out on 18 September, and “You R Not Alone” followed on 16 October.
From Malta to the Rhine
After the Malta opening, the schedule lists four German club and theatre shows in November and December: Neuruppin’s Kulturhaus Stadtgarten on 27 November, the AIRPORT-EVENTHALL in Obertraubling on 11 December, the Musikhalle in Markneukirchen on 12 December and the Schlachthof in Wiesbaden on 13 December. The December leg continues at the Aladin Music Hall in Bremen on 15 December, the Rockhal in Esch/Alzette, Luxembourg on 16 December and the FILharmonie in Filderstadt on 17 December.
In 2027, Doro plays Rock in Rautheim in Braunschweig on 7 May and a show aboard the MS RheinMagie in Cologne on 15 May, before the Spanish festival appearance in Villena in August. The band noted that all dates are subject to change.
A live album returns on vinyl
Alongside the tour and the new record, a reissue of Doro’s first official live album, “Live”, was released on 3 July 2026 as a strictly limited picture vinyl with exclusive liner notes written by Doro Pesch herself. A partial edition includes a hand-signed art print by the singer. The recordings date from her “Angels Never Die” tour in the early 1990s and mix Warlock classics with early solo material. A CD+DVD digipak configuration is released through Rare Diamonds Productions.
Four decades fronting metal
Doro Pesch sings lead vocals and has fronted the band under her own name since the end of Warlock, the group she led to international recognition in the 1980s with albums such as “Burning the Witches” (1984), “Hellbound” (1985) and “Triumph and Agony” (1987). Songs like “All We Are” and “Für Immer” became genre staples, and in 1986 she became the first woman to perform at the Monsters of Rock festival. Earlier bands and projects listed for her include Attack, Beast, Rockers United, Snakebite and The European Team. Her most recent studio album before “Wild At Heart” was “Conqueress - Forever Strong and Proud”, released in 2023, and her awards include a Metal Hammer Golden God Legend award in 2013.
Tickets and the full list of dates are available through the band’s official website.
