After 22 years, The Calling is back. And come to Portugal in 2027

After 22 years, The Calling is back. And come to Portugal in 2027

American band known for the famous theme “Wherever You Will Go” will perform in Portugal next year.

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28/09/2026
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News to Minutes

Dafter almost two decades of the release of "Wherever You Will Go", The Calling released a new album this year. The good news doesn't stop here and by next year, the band will be in Portugal... in double dose.

 

The American band prepares a special reunion with the Portuguese public on two nights that will cross the great successes that marked their career with the songs of a new creative phase.

Alex Band's unmistakable voice will be heard on April 23rd at Sagres Campo Pequeno and the next day at the Super Bock Arena in Porto.

“From the inevitable “Wherever You Will Go” to themes such as “Adrienne” and “Stigmatized”, the concert promises to revisit the songs that internationally designed The Calling and made the band one of the most recognized names of the melodic rock of the early 2000s”, can be read in the press release sent to News to Minutes.

New album released this month

After 22 years, The Calling began this month a new chapter with the release of their first studio album in two decades. "Before The World Turns To Dust" was released on September 25, 2026.

With 15 themes, the new work follows “Two”, edited in 2004, and maintains the melodic and emotional identity that has always characterized the band, now transported to a new stage in its history.

Among the new songs is "Dust", the album's first single, which anticipated the recording return of The Calling and also marks this new phase of the band.

The new song will be on the road through Before The World Turn To Dust Tour 2026/2027, joining a repertoire that continues to pass through generations.

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