AEW Sets Return to UK With Dynasty in Liverpool, Dynamite in London

All Elite Wrestling is heading back to the United Kingdom for a pair of milestone shows in February 2027, the company announced Monday — just a day after AEW All In: London drew a massive crowd to Wembley Stadium.

AEW Dynasty is scheduled for Sunday, February 7, 2027, at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool, with AEW Dynamite following on Wednesday, February 10, 2027, at the O2 in London.

Both dates carry real historical weight for the promotion. Dynasty in Liverpool will mark AEW’s first-ever event in the city and the first AEW UK pay-per-view held anywhere outside London. The Dynamite taping, meanwhile, will be the flagship show’s first trip to London — a notable step given how central the city has become to AEW’s international identity.

Ticket details for both shows haven’t been released yet, but the company is pointing fans toward its AEW Insider program for early presale access ahead of the general on-sale.

The timing here isn’t an accident. All In: London at Wembley has become one of the promotion’s signature annual spectacles since it launched, and Tony Khan has consistently used that goodwill to expand AEW’s footprint across the UK rather than treat it as a one-off. Putting a full pay-per-view in Liverpool signals AEW wants to build a broader domestic base in Britain beyond the capital, tapping into a market that has shown deep enthusiasm for the product going back to the UK’s independent scene and NXT UK era. Liverpool also gives AEW a chance to court a fanbase that hasn’t had a marquee AEW show of its own.

Bringing Dynamite to the O2 is just as significant from a television standpoint. A flagship weekly show taped overseas is a bigger logistical and financial undertaking than a one-off special, and it suggests AEW is comfortable treating UK audiences as a recurring priority rather than an occasional stop. It also sets up an unusually stacked short stretch for UK fans, with a pay-per-view and a national TV taping just three days apart in two different cities.

Expect a fuller undercard picture and ticket on-sale dates in the coming weeks, along with likely storyline threads carrying over from the summer’s All In fallout into these February dates. For now, AEW has put a flag in two new UK stops and given fans across the pond plenty of lead time to plan for what could be a defining week for the promotion’s international expansion.