Dying Fetus, Keep of Kalessin, Carnifex, Annotations of an Autopsy European ‘Bonecrusher’ Tour Dates Confirmed

by Ryan Minic | Dec 18, 2010

Dying Fetus, Keep of Kalessin, Carnifex, and Annotations of an Autopsy will team up for the European Bonecrusher Fest tour. Dates are as follows:

Feb 18 Aschaffenburg, GER @ Colos Saal
Feb 19 Essen, GER @ Turock
Feb 20 Utrecht, NLD @ Tivoli
Feb 21 Hamburg, GER @ Knust
Feb 23 Berlin, GER @ K17
Feb 24 Prague, CZE @ Exit Chmelnice
Feb 25 Leipzig, GER @ Theater-Fabrik
Feb 26 Munchen, GER @ Feierwerk
Feb 27 Bratislava, SVK @ Randal Club
Feb 28 Wien, AUT @ Arena
Mar 01 Ljubljana, SVN @ Kino Siska
Mar 02 Nurnberg, GER @ Hirsch
Mar 03 Schio, ITA @ Mac2 Club
Mar 04 Rome, ITA @ Blackout Rock Club
Mar 05 Luzern, CHE @ Schuur
Mar 06 Ludwigsburg, GER @ Rockfabrik
Mar 07 Paris, FRA @ Trabendo
Mar 08 London, UK @ O2 Academy Islington
Mar 09 Birmingham, UK @ O2 Academy 2
Mar 10 Hasselt, BEL @ Muziekodroom
Mar 11 Kassel, GER @ Kulturfabrik Salzmann

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