Every Time I Die will be in Europe this summer

by Ryan Minic | Mar 2, 2017

Heads up, ETIDiots across the pond. Every Time I Die will be making their way to Europe for a tour in June.

Here’s how the schedule rolls:

Jun 05 Luxembourg City, LUX @ den Atelier
Jun 06 Aachen, GER @ Musikbunker
Jun 07 Lichtenstein, GER @ Jz Riot
Jun 08 Schweinfurt, GER @ Alter Stattbahnhof
Jun 09 Interlaken, CHE @ Greenfield Festival
Jun 10 Donnington, UK @ Download Festival
Jun 13 Lyon, FRA @ Longlive Rockfest
Jun 14 Milan, ITA @ In.Fest
Jun 16 Dessel, BEL @ Graspop Festival
Jun 18 Clisson, FRA @ Hellfest
Jun 19 Trier, GER @ Exhaus
Jun 20 Stuttgart, GER @ Universum
Jun 21 Hannover, GER @ Chez Heinz
Jun 22 Copenhagen, DNK @ Copenhell
Jun 23 Madrid, ESP @ Download Festival
Jun 24 Copenhagen, DNK @ Copenhell

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