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Roy Bianco & Die Abbrunzati Boys Tour 2027

2027 Tour — Updated

Researched by the 2027.tours editorial team · verified against official sources

Key facts

Status
confirmed
Dates announced
1 shows
Tour window
2027-10-02
Last verified
Tour dates1 show
DateCityVenueTickets
Zurich, SwitzerlandTHE HALL—

Quick answer

Yes — the first date is in. Roy Bianco & Die Abbrunzati Boys will play THE HALL in Zurich on Saturday 2 October 2027, with doors at 18:00 and the show at 19:00. The announcement describes a full 2027 tour across the main cities of the German-speaking region, but Zurich is the only 2027 date published so far. October 2026 check: one date announced; the rest of the German-speaking itinerary is still to come.

What's confirmed vs. what's still coming

✅ Confirmed for 2027

  • Zurich, Switzerland — THE HALL, 2 October 2027 (doors 18:00, show 19:00)
  • Ticketcorner sale: Gadget presale 13 October 2026 (4:00pm), official presale 14 October 2026 (1:00pm), CHF 71.50
  • A new tour spanning the German-speaking region has been announced by the band's camp

⚠️ Not yet announced

  • No German or Austrian 2027 dates published yet (previous tours always covered Germany, Austria and Switzerland)
  • No official tour name or full itinerary
  • The band is reportedly working on a new album that would likely supply the tour's theme

The tour so far, for context

Roy Bianco & Die Abbrunzati Boys are one of the German live scene's most beloved cult acts. Formed in Augsburg in 2016, they play Italian-flavoured schlager and pop while frontman Roy Bianco performs as a fictional veteran of a 1980s Italo-pop career that never existed — an affectionate spoof complete with roses handed out at the end of every show. Their albums include Greatest Hits, Mille Grazie and KULT, with songs like "Brennerautobahn" and "Bella Napoli".

The Mille Grazie Tour took them through concert halls across Germany, Austria and Switzerland, and the KULT Tour 2024 played the really big stages, including Rock am Ring and Rock im Park. Since then the band has been quiet on the arena front for nearly two years — and fan forums have been buzzing with speculation about a new-album tour for autumn 2027. The Zurich announcement, which broke in October 2026, looks like the first domino.

Ticket and presale info

For Zurich: standing and seated tickets are CHF 71.50 via Ticketcorner, with the Gadget presale from 13 October 2026 at 4:00pm and the official presale from 14 October 2026 at 1:00pm. For German and Austrian dates, nothing is on sale yet — when dates land, expect sales through the usual outlets (Ticketmaster, Eventim) and the band's channels. Don't buy from unofficial resellers before dates are officially announced.

Where to check for updates

The Zurich date confirms the 2027 tour is real — now it's a question of when the German and Austrian dates drop. German-language rock and schlager fans should also follow our Rammstein 2027 tour and Die Toten Hosen 2027 tour trackers, plus the Böhse Onkelz 2027 tour page for another huge German live draw.

Sources

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Frequently asked questions

Yes — the first 2027 date is announced: Roy Bianco & Die Abbrunzati Boys play THE HALL in Zurich, Switzerland on 2 October 2027. The band says the new tour will cross the main cities of the German-speaking region, but no further 2027 dates have been published yet.

The Gadget presale starts on Tuesday 13 October 2026 at 4:00pm, with the official presale opening on Thursday 14 October 2026 at 1:00pm. Tickets cost CHF 71.50 and are available through Ticketcorner.

They are a German band formed in Augsburg in 2016, playing Italian-flavoured schlager and pop. Their act is a loving spoof: frontman 'Roy Bianco' performs as a fictional 1980s Italo-pop star with an invented show-business past. The musicians and shows are real; only the backstory is fiction.

Expect career favourites like 'Brennerautobahn' and 'Bella Napoli' from the Greatest Hits, Mille Grazie and KULT albums — plus, reportedly, new material from the album the band is currently working on.

Almost certainly, but none are confirmed yet. Their tours have always covered Germany, Austria and Switzerland, and the announcement describes the 2027 run as touring the main German-speaking cities. Watch this page for updates.

No — and that's the joke. The band's official lore about winning a 1984 schlager festival in Rio de Janeiro is an intentional parody of Italo-pop mythology. The group itself formed in Augsburg in 2016.