Nickelback is making a 2027 tour stop in Knoxville. How to get tickets

You might have a photograph to remind you of that time you saw Nickelback a few years ago. And now, they’re coming back in 2027. The Canadian rock band is bringing its “Everything Under the Sun” world tour to Knoxville’s Food City Center Feb. 24. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Oct. 16 via Ticketmaste

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You might have a photograph to remind you of that time you saw Nickelback a few years ago. And now, they’re coming back in 2027.

The Canadian rock band is bringing its “Everything Under the Sun” world tour to Knoxville’s Food City Center Feb. 24. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Oct. 16 via Ticketmaster. The presale begins Oct. 13.

Don Broco, an English rock band, will serve as the special guest for the tour.

The tour supports Nickelback’s 11th album, “Everything Under the Sun,” which comes out Oct. 30. The new tour also follows the success of the band's 2023 “Get Rollin’” tour. Fans might remember that show coming to Knoxville three years ago.

Get tickets to see Nickelback at Food City Center

Reaching fame in the 2000s, Nickelback is known for hit

singles including “Photograph,” "How You Remind Me,” “Rockstar” and “Someday.” The band is fronted by guitarist and lead vocalist Chad Kroeger and features guitarist Ryan Peake, bassist Mike Kroeger and drummer Daniel Adair.

Devarrick Turner is a trending news reporter. Email devarrick.turner@knoxnews.com.

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