The Black Dahlia Murder & Winds of Plague Tapped for Cannibal Corpse, DevilDriver European Tour

by Ryan Minic | Aug 13, 2012

The Black Dahlia Murder and Winds of Plague will support Cannibal Corpse and DevilDriver on their European tour early next year. The itinerary follows:

Feb 09 Oulu, FIN @ Teatrie Oulu
Feb 10 Tampere, FIN @ Pakkahuone
Feb 11 Helsinki, FIN @ Nosturi
Feb 13 Stockholm, SWE @ Göta Källare
Feb 14 Gothenburg, SWE @ Bewhouse
Feb 15 Copenhagen, DNK @ Amager Bio
Feb 16 Århus C, DNK @ Train
Feb 17 Hamburg, GER @ Gruenspan
Feb 19 Tilburg, NLD @ 013
Feb 20 Cologne, GER @ Essifabrik
Feb 21 Karlsruhe, GER @ Substage
Feb 22 Geiselwind, GER @ Musichall
Feb 23 Antwerpen, BEL @ Trix
Feb 24 Paris, FRA @ Le Bataclan
Feb 26 Milan, ITA @ Alcatraz
Feb 27 Lausanne, CHE @ Les Docks
Feb 28 Zurich, CHE @ Komplex 457
Mar 01 Chemnitz, GER @ Sudbahnhof
Mar 02 Ostrava, CZE @ Garage Club
Mar 03 Berlin, GER @ Columbia Club
Mar 05 Munich, GER @ Backstage
Mar 06 Bous, GER @ Garage
Mar 07 London, UK @ Forum
Mar 08 Nottingham, UK @ Rock City
Mar 09 Manchester, UK @ HMV Ritz
Mar 10 Glasgow, UK @ ABC

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