Tesseract Cancel First Part of European Tour

by Ryan Minic | Oct 11, 2011

Tesseract have been forced to cancel the first part of their European tour with Chimp Spanner due to illness.

The band comments, “This really sucks and it is something that we are deeply sorry about. However, we are trying to make sure that we’re able to perform at Euroblast on October 22nd, and in Breda with Textures on the 23rd. To everyone that had purchased a ticket and everyone that was planning on coming along we’re truly sorry.”

Canceled dates include:

Oct 15 Hamburg, GER @ Logo
Oct 16 Berlin, GER @ Magnet
Oct 18 Statenice, CZE @ Modrá Vopice
Oct 19 Frankfurt, GER @ Nachtleben
Oct 20 Bezirk Landstrasse, AUT @ Arena Wien

Remaining dates:

Oct 22 Koln, GER @ EUROBLAST Underground
Oct 23 Breda, NLD @ Mezz

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