Vanna, Hundredth, The Greenery European Tour Announced

by | Nov 9, 2011

Vanna, Hundredth, and The Greenery will tour Europe in February. Dates follow:

Feb 03 Stuttgart, GER @ JuHa WEST
Feb 04 Cologne, GER @ MTC
Feb 05 Wiesbaden, GER @ Schlachthof
Feb 06 Dessau, GER @ Beat Club
Feb 08 Vienna, AUT @ Arena
Feb 09 Graz, AUT @ Explosiv
Feb 10 Rome, ITA @ Traffic Club
Feb 11 Cesena, ITA @ Vidia Club
Feb 12 Zurich, CHE @ Planet 5
Feb 13 Munchen, GER @ Feierwerk
Feb 14 Berlin, GER @ Comet
Feb 15 Hamburg, GER @ Hafenklang
Feb 16 Prague, CZE @ 007
Feb 17 Braunschweig, GER @ B 58
Feb 18 Hasselt, BEL @ Muziek-o-drome
Feb 19 London, UK @ Underworld
Feb 20 Leeds, UK @ The Well
Feb 21 Glasgow, UK @ Ivory Blacks
Feb 22 Manchester, UK @ Moho Live
Feb 23 Reading, UK @ Face Bar
Feb 24 Dordrecht, NLD @ Popcentrale
Feb 25 Trier, GER @ Ex-Hause

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