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There have been 2 bands known as Haywire. The first one was formed in 1982 in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada, by Dave Rashed, Paul MacAusland, Marvin Birt, Scott Roberts and Ronnie Switzer. (Additional members replaced Roberts on Drums: Sean Kilbride, Adam Dowling, Ron "Bumble" LeBlanc, and Mac Cole). Haywire has toured with popular Canadian artists - Kim Mitchell, Lee Aaron, Helix, Honeymoon Suite, etc. Haywire broke up in the mid-90's thanks, in part, to lackluster support at the executive level of Attic Records. With the novelty of acts from the 80's, Haywire has come back together, playing smaller venues. And in November of 2006, Haywire received the Music Prince Edward Island Lifetime Achievement Award. Discography: Haywire - 1985 Bad Boys - 1986 Don't Just Stand There - 1987 Nuthouse - 1990 Get Off - 1992 Wired - Best of - 1993 The second Haywire was formed in 2001 in the East of The Netherlands in a place called Coevorden. In their existance, the band underwent several changes in line-up. However, Erik Berends (drums), Anton Oortmann (bass) and Jeroen Grendelman (Guitar, vocals) were the backbone of the band pretty much from begin to end. In 2005, after a change in line-up, the Haywire-era took a definite start. The young band wrote, after a time of having stood still, serious and sharp rocksongs. Influences from Placebo, Muse and The Cure are clearly interpreted and not copied. The typical vocals, the shrill guitars and the penetrating bass-sound are the main characteristics of the band. Haywire likes to describe their songs as dramatised rock with dark edges. At the end of 2006 Guitar-player Maarten Righarts was replaced by Marc Hoenderboom, who also happened to own a Korg MS20. With Marc and his Korg the overall sound of the band changed so dramatically that the band decided to change it's name to Pioneers of Love in the summer of 2007. So basically, from that point on Haywire hasn't existed anymore and Pioneers of Love became a fresh, brand new band.
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Decades, House To Hardcore, Electronic, Pop, Rock, 80s, Hard Rock
Yes, Haywire is currently on tour. If you're interested in attending an upcoming Haywire concert, make sure to grab your tickets in advance. The Haywire tour is scheduled for 39 dates across 33 cities. Get information on all upcoming tour dates and tickets for 2026-2027 with Hypebot.
Haywire is scheduled to play 39 shows between 2026-2027. Buy concert tickets to a nearby show through Hypebot.
Haywire's tour starts Nov 06, 2026 and ends on May 22, 2027. They will play 33 cities; their most recent concert was held in Lille at La Brat Cave and their next upcoming concert will be in Sydney at Lansdowne Hotel.
As part of the Haywire tour, Haywire is scheduled to play across the following venues and cities:
