Kyuss Announce European Reunion Tour without Josh Homme

by | Nov 2, 2010

Kyuss will be reforming for a European run next year without Josh Homme (Queens of the Stone Age, Them Crooked Vultures) under the name Kyuss Lives. Dates are as follows:

Mar 11 Bergen, NOR @ Rökeriet
Mar 12 Oslo, NOR @ Rockefeller
Mar 13 Stockholm, SWE @ Debaser Medis
Mar 15 Hamburg, GER @ Docks
Mar 16 Berlin, GER @ Columbia Halle
Mar 17 Saarbrücken, GER @ Garage
Mar 18 Basel, CHE@ Z7
Mar 19 München, GER @ Backstage Werk
Mar 20 Budapest, HUN @ Gödör
Mar 22 Vienna, AUT @ Arena
Mar 23 Milan, ITA, @ Live Club
Mar 24 Frankfurt, GER @ Hugenottenhalle
Mar 25 Paris, FRA @ Elysee Montmartre
Mar 26 Athens, GRC @ Fuss Club
Mar 27 Brussels, BEL @ AB
Mar 28 Cologne, GER @ Live Music Hall
Mar 29 Amsterdam, NLD @ Paradiso
Mar 31 Nottingham, UK @ Rock City
Apr 01 Wolverhampton, UK @ Wulfrun Hall
Apr 02 London, UK @ The Forum

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