And So I Watch You From Afar European Tour Announced

by Ryan Minic | Aug 13, 2011

And So I Watch You From Afar will tour Europe extensively in October/November. Dates follow:

Oct 04 Paris, FRA @ Point FMR
Oct 05 Esche/Alzette, LUX @ Rockhal
Oct 06 Brussels, BEL @ Chocalaterie
Oct 07 Nijmegen, NLD @ Doornroosje
Oct 08 Groningen, NLD @ Vera
Oct 11 Brighton, UK @ Audio
Oct 12 Bath, UK @ Moles
Oct 13 Birmingham, UK @ HMV Institute
Oct 14 London, UK @ The Forum
Oct 15 Manchester, UK @ Academy 2
Oct 17 Durham, UK @ Live Lounge
Oct 19 Glasgow, UK @ Oran Mor
Oct 20 Newcastle, UK @ Riverside
Oct 21 Cardiff, UK @ SWN Festival
Oct 22 Milton Keynes, UK @ Craufurd Arms
Oct 24 Tilburg, NLD @ 00:13
Nov 02 Budapest, HUN @ Durer Kurt
Nov 04 Vienna, AUT @ Arena
Nov 05 Bologna, ITA @ Kindergarten
Nov 06 Rome, ITA @ Traffic
Nov 07 Milan, ITA @ Magnolia
Nov 08 Bern, CHE @ Rossli at Reitschule
Nov 09 Aarau, CHE @ Kiff
Nov 10 Karlsruhe, GER @ Jubez
Nov 11 Osnabruck, GER @ Kleine Freiheit
Nov 12 Dortmund, GER @ FZW Club
Nov 13 Hamburg, GER @ Headcrash
Nov 14 Berlin, GER @ Kleiner Postbahnof

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