Shai Hulud Announce Japan and Australia Tour Dates

by Ryan Minic | Feb 23, 2010

Shai Hulud have confirmed spring dates in Japan and Australia. Dates are as follows:

Japan
Apr 23 Yokohama, JPN @ Club Lizard
Apr 24 Chiba, JPN @ Live Saloon Wannabes
Apr 25 Tokyo, JPN @ Cyclone
Apr 26 Osaka, JPN @ Shinkagura
Apr 28 Nagoya, JPN @ Zion
Apr 29 Tokyo, JPN @ Nine Spices

Australia
May 13 Sydney, NSW @ Hot Damn
May 14 Jannali, NSW @ Jannali Community Center
May 15 Brisbane, QLD @ The Fort
May 15 Brisbane, QLD @ Thriller Nightclub
May 16 Gold Coast, QLD @ Shed 5
May 18 Newcastle, NSW @ Cambridge Hotel
May 19 Canberra, ACT @ The Warehouse
May 21 Adelaide, SA @ Enigma Bar
May 22 Melbourne, VIC @ The Art House
May 23 Melbourne, VIC @ Seaford Community Center

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