VATTNET VISKAR Announce Dates with EARLY GRAVES + New Album

by Ryan Minic | Apr 7, 2015

Vattnet Viskar will be doing a run of East Coast dates in May with Early Graves, leading them to Maryland Deathfest in Baltimore.

The band will be putting out their sophomore album Settler on June 16th via Century Media.

Here’s how it runs:

May 16 Manchester, NH @ Milly’s Tavern
May 17 Providence, RI @ Parlour
May 18 Allston, MA @ Great Scott
May 20 Philadelphia, PA @ Ortliebs
May 21 Brooklyn, NY @ Saint Vitus
May 22 Baltimore, MD @ Rams Head Live at Maryland Deathfest

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