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Haywire bring their 2027 world tour to Hangar 1819 in February

The Boston hardcore band plays Greensboro on Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2027, behind its Roadrunner debut, 'I Don't Wanna Say Goodbye.' Tickets are $23.

By On at 8 Staff · Contributor · November 6, 2026
Haywire bring their 2027 world tour to Hangar 1819 in February
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February is the dead zone of the touring calendar, which is exactly why a hardcore band on a world tour stopping in Greensboro on a Tuesday is worth circling now.

Haywire play Hangar 1819 in Greensboro on Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2027, at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $23 through eTix. The date was announced Oct. 23. Hangar 1819 holds about 500, and an early 6:30 start is a sign this will be a full bill of a night.

Haywire are a hardcore punk band from Boston, and 2026 has been their biggest year yet. In October they released I Don't Wanna Say Goodbye, their second full-length and their debut for Roadrunner Records, which Knotfest reported when the deal and album were announced. Singles including "Interstate Love Affair" and "Sincerely Yours" set it up.

The touring behind it is enormous. The band's 2027 run covers the U.S., Canada, the U.K. and Europe, as TicketNews reported. It opens with U.K. and European dates in January, including shows as special guests on Comeback Kid's European tour (Shotgun), before the U.S. leg launches Feb. 12 in Louisville, according to Metal Injection. Greensboro comes less than two weeks into that American stretch.

That follows a 2026 that included Australian shows with Poison the Well (Knotfest) and festival slots at Sick New World, Pressure Point and Vans Warped Tour, per Metal Injection.

Greensboro comes less than two weeks into the American stretch of a world tour.

For the Triad, that's the stake. A band coming off a major-label-backed record and a year of festival stages could easily skip a Tuesday in a 500-capacity room in North Carolina. Instead, Greensboro is on the map, and the size of the room means you'll see them at close range.

Hangar 1819 works for this kind of show. At around 500, it's big enough for a real pit and small enough that the band is never far away. The $23 ticket is in line with what a show like this should cost, and a 6:30 p.m. start means openers will go on early, so don't plan on strolling in late.

What to expect: the new album will drive the set, with "Interstate Love Affair" and "Sincerely Yours" as likely high points, delivered by a band that has spent a full year playing to bigger crowds than ever. Hardcore is a genre that lives in rooms like this one.

Tickets are on sale now. Spend the winter with *I Don't Wanna Say Goodbye*, and by late February you'll know every word.

Sources: Haywire Announce Roadrunner Records Debut Full Length, 'I Don't Wanna Say Goodbye' — Knotfest (knotfest.com); Haywire announce new album I Don't Wanna Say Goodbye, hear Interstate Love Affair — Stereogum (stereogum.com); Haywire share new single Sincerely Yours — Melodic Magazine (melodicmag.com); Haywire Sets 2027 Tour Across the U.S., Canada, U.K. and Europe — TicketNews (ticketnews.com); Haywire announces another massive tour for 2027 — Metal Injection (metalinjection.net); Comeback Kid + Haywire + Whispers + Speedway — Shotgun (shotgun.live); Poison the Well Announce 2026 Australian Headlining Tour with Haywire — Knotfest (knotfest.com); Tickets — eTix (etix.prf.hn); JamBase listing (jambase.com)

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