MUTOID MAN to Tour UK/EU this Fall

by Ryan Minic | Jul 30, 2015

Mutoid Man will be crossing the pond this fall for a UK/European trek to support their latest album Bleeder.

Here’s how it runs:

Oct 16 Dublin, IRL @ Grand Social
Oct 17 Belfast, IRL @ Voodoo
Oct 18 Birmingham, UK @ The Rainbow
Oct 19 Glasgow, UK @ Broadcast
Oct 20 Leeds, UK @ Brudenell Social Club
Oct 21 Manchester, UK @ Deaf Institute
Oct 22 London, UK @ Underworld
Oct 23 Amsterdam, NLD @ Q Factory
Oct 24 Cologne, GER @ Underground
Oct 25 Hamburg, GER @ Hafenklang
Oct 26 Copenhagen, DNK @ BETA
Oct 27 Berlin, GER @ Cassiopeia
Oct 28 Vienna, AUT @ Arena
Oct 29 Ljubljana, SVN @ Menza pri Koritu
Oct 30 Bologna, ITA @ Freakout Club
Oct 31 Milan, ITA @ Lo Fi
Nov 01 Montpellier, FRA @ Black Sheep
Nov 02 Lille, FRA @ La Peniche

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