VASUDEVA to Perform at ArcTanGent in the UK + their New Album is Coming

by Ryan Minic | Jun 23, 2016

It’s been a while since we’ve heard new stuff from Vasudeva. But don’t worry, that wait is almost over. Not only are the band putting the final touches on their new album, but they’re also going to be crossing the pond later this summer.

The instrumental group from Jersey will be making an appearance at ArcTanGent festival in the UK… and they’re also gonna do a bunch of dates after with Totorro from France.

And while we wait just a tad longer for details on the new record, here’s a live session they did last year for Audiotree to hold you over.

<a href="http://vasudeva.bandcamp.com/album/vasudeva-audiotree-live">Vasudeva – Audiotree Live by Vasudeva</a>

Vasudeva tour dates:

Aug 18-20 Bristol, UK @ Arctangent Festival
Aug 21 Glasgow, UK @ Stereo
Aug 22 Leeds, UK @ Temple of Boom
Aug 23 Manchester, UK @ Gulliver’s
Aug 24 Nottingham, UK @ The Bodega
Aug 25 Brighton, UK @ The Hope and Ruin
Aug 26 Basingstoke, UK @ The Sanctuary
Aug 27 London, UK @ The Old Blue Last
Aug 28 Leicester, UK @ The Exchange

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