
British heavy metal giants Saxon have announced the first UK and Ireland leg of their Gods of Thunder World Tour. The eleven date tour will feature the revival of their legendary 30-foot mechanised Eagle for all UK and Ireland shows, with the exception of Cardiff due to venue restrictions. Saxon will also be bringing the Castles & Eagles stage production.
Originally constructed in the early 1980s as Saxon prepared to tour their seminal album Denim and Leather, the iconic Eagle was built by Midlands-based company LSD using airport runway landing lights. It made its first appearance during a pre-tour rehearsal in London before becoming an enduring symbol of the band.
Towering above audiences during Saxon’s massive arena tours, the emblematic Eagle quickly became Saxon’s mascot and inspired the title of their acclaimed 1982 UK Top 5 live album, The Eagle Has Landed, leading to fans requesting its presence ever since.
“We wanted to make the Gods of Thunder UK & Ireland tour extra special,” comments founding member and front man Biff Byford. “And what better way than to fly our beloved Saxon Eagle again... Get ready for take-off!”
Alongside the recent announcement of their highly anticipated 25th studio album on Silver Lining Music , 2027 looks to be an exciting year for Biff and Co.

Gods of Thunder World Tour Part 1 (Castles & Eagles Production)
13 FEB - CIVIC HALL, Wolverhampton
14 FEB - O2 ACADEMY, Glasgow
16 FEB - TELEGRAPH BUILDING, Belfast
17 FEB - 3OLYMPIA THEATRE, Dublin
19 FEB - O2 APOLLO, Manchester
20 FEB - O2 CITY HALL, Newcastle
21 FEB - CITY HALL, Sheffield
23 FEB - THE GREAT HALL, Cardiff
24 FEB - BEACON, Bristol
25 FEB - O2 GUILDHALL, Southampton
27 FEB - EVENTIM APOLLO, London
Tickets for all shows go on sale on Friday June 26th at 9 am and are available from www.saxon747.com
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