Black Sabbath Spring European Tour Announced

by | Nov 18, 2011

The recently reformed Black Sabbath have announced dates for their spring European trek. Dates follow:

May 18 Moscow, RUS @ Olimpiski
May 20 St. Petersburg, RUS @ New Arena
May 23 Helsinki, FIN @ Hartwall Arena
May 25 Stockholm, SWE @ Stadium5/29 Bergen, Norway Bergen Calling Festival
May 31 Oslo, NOR @ Spektrum
Jun 02 Malmo, SWE @ Malmo Stadium
Jun 04 Dortmund, GER @ Westfalenhalle
Jun 10 Donnington, UK @ Download Festival
Jun 12 Rotterdam, NLD @ Ahoy
Jun 15 Bilbao, ESP @ Azkena Rock Festival
Jun 17 Nantes, FRA @ Hellfest
Jun 19 Paris, FRA @ Bercy
Jun 22 Dessel, BEL @ Graspop Metal Meeting
Jun 24 Milan, ITA @ Gods of Meta

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