Despised Icon Announce France, Spain, Portugal April Tour Dates

by Ryan Minic | Feb 3, 2010

Despised Icon have announced tour dates in France, Spain and Portugal for the month of April. Dates are as follows:

Apr 09 Nancy, France @ Le Hublot w/ As They Burn
Apr 10 Roubaix, France @ Hotel de la Musique w/ As They Burn
Apr 11 Rennes, France @ Mondo Bizarro w/ As They Burn
Apr 12 Bilbao, Spain @ Santana 27
Apr 13 Vigo, Spain @ La Fabrica de Chocolate
Apr 14 Lisboa, Portugal @ Music Box
Apr 15 Almeria, Portugal @ Sala Jala
Apr 16 Madrid, Spain @ Ritmo y Compas
Apr 17 Badalona, Spain @ Sala Estraperlo
Apr 18 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain @ Sala Parainfo
Apr 19 Toulouse, France @ Saint Des Saint w/ As They Burn
Apr 20 Perpignan, France @ Crockmore w/ As They Burn
Apr 21 Clermont Ferrand, France @ La Coopérative de Mai w/ L’Esprit Du Clan

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