And So I Watch You From Afar to Tour France & Asia

by Ryan Minic | Jan 8, 2014

The lads of And So I Watch You From Afar have announced touring plans for the early part of 2014.

They’ll be doing a bunch of shows in France, and then will head to Asia for a string of dates.

Here’s how the schedule looks:

Europe

Feb 01 Besançon, FRA @ La Rodia
Feb 02 Lille, FRA @ Le Peniche
Feb 03 Paris, FRA @ Batofar
Feb 04 Luxembourg, LUX @ Den Atelier
Feb 05 Orleans, FRA @ Astrolab
Feb 06 Nantes, FRA @ Le Ferrailleur
Feb 07 Lyon, FRA @ Marche Gare
Feb 08 Nimes, FRA @ La Paloma

Asia

Feb 28 Singapore, SGP @ Zouk Club
Mar 01 Kuala Lumpur, MYS @ Black Box (Publika)
Mar 02 Ho Chi Minh City, VNM @ Q4
Mar 04 Bangkok, THA @ Mongkol RCA
Mar 07 Manila, PHL @ Alpha Tent
Mar 08 Hong Kong, HKG @ Hidden Agenda
Mar 11 Shanghai, CHN @ Mao Livehouse at JUE Festival
Mar 12 Beijing, CHN @ Mao Livehouse at JUE Festival

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