Bruce Dickinson has announced PsychoGod, a 2027 tour spanning Europe with his solo band, marking his first solo shows since wrapping The Mandrake Project Tour in Brazil in September 2025. The run is split into summer and autumn/winter legs, taking in headline dates and festival appearances from June through December, including stops in Belfast, Milan, Istanbul, Warsaw, Berlin, Paris and London.

The band lineup includes guitarists Chris Declercq and Philip Näslund, bassist Tanya O’Callaghan, keyboardist Mistheria and drummer Dave Moreno. Dickinson spent much of 2026 on Iron Maiden duties but recorded new solo material with the group during that time, and the upcoming shows are expected to feature new songs alongside material from across his solo catalog.

Swedish progressive metal band Evergrey will support the November and December European dates. Tickets go on sale October 30 via Dickinson’s official website.

Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by FunHouse Entertainment.

Brooklyn duo Trinket has signed to Take Care Records and released “If Not Soon Then Now,” its first new music in more than two years. The single, paired with an official music video, pairs the band’s established jangle-pop melodies with heavier guitar textures. The project is led by Madison Kate Proffitt and Sean Camargo, who also play in Lightheaded, Betty Brite and S.C.A.B., respectively.

According to the band, the song addresses the excitement and insecurity of starting a new relationship, including the fear that old anxieties can undermine something new. Trinket released its debut EP, New Hobby, in early 2024 via Sad Club Records and has previously shared bills with acts including Heavenly and the Pains of Being Pure at Heart. The band says a debut album is planned for 2027.

Trinket plays a headlining show at Sultan Room Rooftop in Brooklyn on October 28, followed by a supporting slot for label mates Starcleaner Reunion at TV Eye in Ridgewood, New York, on November 7.

Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Kenzie Davis.

Canadian singer-songwriter Danny Lamb has published a memoir, “Bass Clef On The Brain: Finding My Voice, Taking Off The Masks, And Learning to Love Myself,” chronicling his experience living with hydrocephalus since being diagnosed at age three. The book traces his path through a shunt failure and brain surgery at 14, a Rotary Exchange year in Brazil at 16, and his subsequent career as a touring musician, according to the announcement.

Lamb is the founder of the Danny Lamb School of Music and co-founder of A Song, A City, an initiative focused on amplifying the voices of people living with spina bifida and hydrocephalus. He has performed alongside acts including Marianas Trench, Mother Mother, Fefe Dobson, Hollerado, Faber Drive, Honeymoon Suite and David Wilcox, and his work has been covered by the BBC, Global TV, CTV and CHCH, per the announcement.

The memoir was edited by Bev Hotchkiss of Backhouse Press & Collective. According to the announcement, a crowdfunded UK and Europe tour organized by A Song, A City was previously used as a case study in a college business communications textbook.

Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Eric Alper, thatericalper.com.

Danish singer-songwriter Tina Dico has released her new album, ‘Balancing Small Things On Sharp Edges,’ in North America through DMP/Fontana North/Universal Music Canada, marking her first release on a Canadian label. Dico recorded the album with her husband and musical partner Helgi Jonsson at their home studio, Big Spring Studio, in Seltjarnarnes, Iceland.

The album’s lead single, “Surfing,” explores interconnectedness through the lens of family dynamics, according to Dico. The second single, “This Fire!,” features Iceland-based artist Emilíana Torrini, known for “Jungle Drum” and “Gollum’s Song” from The Lord of the Rings, marking the first collaboration between the two artists.

Dico celebrated the North American release with three concerts in Canada, including two nights at Ottawa’s Red Bird and a show at Toronto’s Allied Music Centre Theatre at Massey Hall, which the label says sold out. Dico has had five number-one albums in Denmark and performed at the Vancouver Folk Music Festival this past July. She is scheduled to tour Europe in November.

Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Eric Alper, thatericalper.com.

Ontario-based singer-songwriter Aynsley Saxe has released “Straight Into Disaster,” the eighth single from her forthcoming sophomore album “A Thousand Stars,” set for release in 2027. The track, built around acoustic guitar and bass, was inspired by Saxe’s re-entry into dating after the end of her marriage.

Saxe produced the song with co-producer Christian Turner at Mill Town Sound in Milton, Ontario, where Turner played guitar and bass and handled engineering, mixing and mastering. The two had worked together on other tracks from the upcoming album prior to this session.

Saxe also edited the accompanying music video herself, incorporating photographs by Allison Clark, who also shot the single’s cover art, set against storm and disaster imagery intended to reflect the song’s themes of love paired with impending loss.

Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Eric Alper, thatericalper.com.

Pitch Music & Arts has sold out its tenth edition, according to organizer Untitled Group, ahead of the Australian electronic festival’s return to the Grampians (Gariwerd) from March 5-9, 2027. The festival says its exclusive Pitch Collective presale sold out on October 26, with remaining tickets selling out during the main presale the following day.

The anniversary lineup is led by Chris Stassy, Chlar, Sweely, Peach, Patrick Mason, Cloudy, Malugi, Clouds, HAAi, DJ Boring and X Club., alongside a broader roster of Australian and international acts. The festival will again run across its Pitch One, Resident Advisor and Pitch Black main stages, along with returning areas including Rock Pool, Pitch Pavilion and the Pitch Sunrise Set.

Filippo Palermo, co-founder and managing partner of Untitled Group, said the sellout underscores the festival’s role as a fixture on Australia’s electronic music calendar and teased what he called the event’s most ambitious main stage design to date. Untitled Group also produces Beyond The Valley, Wildlands and Ability Fest. Fans who missed out can join a resale waitlist through Tixel, according to the announcement.

Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Zanda Wilson, soundstory.com.au.