SHOCKING ROCK NEWS: Slash Announces Massive “Flying Blind” World Tour 2027 With Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators — 47 Dates Across South America, North America and Europe Revealed, With More Shows Still to Come!

Rock fans have been hit with major news as Slash and Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators prepare to take their explosive live show around the world in 2027. The legendary guitarist has announced the massive “Flying Blind World Tour 2027,” revealing an impressive run of dates across South America, North America and Europe.

The announcement has immediately sparked excitement among guitar fans and followers of Slash, with the newly revealed schedule already promising one of the biggest rock tours of 2027. And there is one detail that could make the announcement even bigger: more dates are still expected to be added.

For fans who have followed Slash’s career for decades, the news represents another opportunity to see one of rock’s most recognizable guitarists performing with Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators.

Slash has built a reputation for delivering powerful, guitar-driven performances, and his work with Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators has become an important part of his musical identity outside Guns N’ Roses. Together, the musicians have developed a live sound that combines classic hard-rock attitude, blues influences and modern energy.

The “Flying Blind World Tour 2027” will begin in South America before moving through North America and Europe, giving fans across multiple continents the chance to experience the band on stage.

Among the first announced South American performances are several highly anticipated stops in Chile, Argentina and Brazil.

The tour schedule currently includes Teatro Caupolican in Santiago, Chile, on April 2, 2027, followed by Arena Maipú in Mendoza, Argentina, on April 4 and Plaza de la Música in Córdoba, Argentina, on April 6.

The band will then continue to Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires on April 7, before heading to Brazil for performances at Arena Opus in Florianópolis on April 10, Live Curitiba on April 11, Fundição Progresso in Rio de Janeiro on April 13, and Espaço Unimed in São Paulo on April 14.

For South American rock fans, those dates alone represent a major opportunity to see Slash performing his solo material with one of his most successful touring lineups.

But the announcement does not stop there.

The tour is also scheduled to reach North America, with additional dates giving fans across the United States the chance to witness Slash, Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators live.

Among the announced American dates are Grand Theatre at Grand Sierra Resort in Reno on April 23, Graton Resort in Rohnert Park on April 24, and two performances at The Wiltern in Los Angeles on April 26 and April 27.

Those Los Angeles shows could carry particular significance because of Slash’s deep connection to the city and its legendary rock history. Long before becoming an international superstar, Slash was part of the Los Angeles rock scene that helped shape the sound and attitude of Guns N’ Roses.

Now, decades later, he continues to bring that same guitar-driven spirit to audiences around the world.

The excitement surrounding the 2027 tour is also being fueled by the possibility of additional announcements. Fans have already been watching closely for new cities, venues and dates, and the phrase “more dates should come” has become one of the biggest talking points surrounding the tour announcement.

That means the current schedule may only be the beginning.

For Slash fans, another major attraction will be the opportunity to hear songs from his solo career and his work with The Conspirators performed live alongside Myles Kennedy’s unmistakable vocals. Kennedy has become one of the most respected singers in modern rock, and his chemistry with Slash has helped make the band’s performances especially memorable.

The partnership between Slash and Kennedy has produced multiple albums and countless live performances, establishing The Conspirators as far more than a side project. Their concerts have developed into full-scale rock experiences centered around huge guitar riffs, powerful vocals and extended performances.

The 2027 tour could therefore become one of the most important chapters in that story.

For Guns N’ Roses fans, the announcement also carries another layer of excitement. Slash remains one of the central figures in the history of one of rock’s biggest bands, while his work with The Conspirators gives audiences another opportunity to see his musicianship in a different setting.

Rather than relying entirely on nostalgia, Slash continues to create, record and tour new music, proving that his career remains active decades after Guns N’ Roses first exploded onto the international stage.

The “Flying Blind World Tour 2027” is already shaping up to be a massive global rock event. With South America, North America and Europe included in the announced plans, the geographical reach of the tour is enormous.

And if additional dates are confirmed, the final schedule could become even more impressive.

Fans will undoubtedly be watching for announcements covering new cities, additional European performances and potentially more North American shows. Every new date could bring Slash, Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators closer to another generation of rock fans.

One thing is already clear: 2027 is going to be a huge year for Slash.

The “Flying Blind World Tour” promises powerful guitars, massive rock performances and the return of one of the genre’s most recognizable musicians to stages around the world.

With 47 dates reportedly revealed and more shows still to come, anticipation is already building. Fans who have been waiting for another chance to see Slash and Myles Kennedy together now have a major tour to follow.

The countdown to 2027 has officially begun and if the current announcement is any indication, Slash and The Conspirators are preparing to make plenty of noise when “Flying Blind” finally takes off.