Iconic U.S. rock band, HIGH ON FIRE, have announced a European headlining tour in support of their celebrated LP, Cometh the Storm. The GRAMMY Award-winning group will kick off the sixteen-city, nine country tour on 25th October in Maastricht, Netherlands. The tour concludes on 16th November in Istanbul, Turkey and will include high profile appearances as part of the Samhain Festival (NL), Bruges is Doomed (BE), and Damnation Festival (UK). Support to HIGH ON FIRE on non-festival dates will come from NECROT.
“Europe, take shelter; a storm is coming!,” said the band in statement. “Prepare thy ears! HIGH ON FIRE draws near.”
Tour dates are as follows:
October 25 – Maastricht, NL @ Samhain Festival (w/ Author & Punisher, Conan, more)
October 26 – Bruges, BE @ Bruges is Doomed (w/ Conan, more)
October 28 – Berlin, DE @ Neue Zukunft *
October 29 – Brno CZ @ Kabinet MUZ *
October 30 – Vienna, AT @ Arena Wien *
October 31 – Munich, DE @ Hansa 39 *
November 1 – Milan, IT @ Legend Club *
November 2 – Martigny, CH @ Les Caves du Manoir *
November 4 – Wiesbaden, DE @ Kesselhaus *
November 5 – Essen, DE @ Turock *
November 6 – London, UK @ Electric Ballroom +
November 8 – Manchester, UK @ Damnation Festival (w/ Deafheaven, The Haunted, more)
November 11 – Athens, GR @ Kyttaro Club
November 12 – Thessaloniki, GR @ Mylos
November 15 – Cankaya/Ankara, TR @ 6:45 KK
November 16 – Istanbul, TR @ Blind
The GRAMMY Award-winning group, celebrating their 25th anniversary, recorded Cometh the Storm at GodCity Studio in Salem, Massachusetts with producer Kurt Ballou. The 11-song effort – the band’s ninth studio album – marked the release of the first new HIGH ON FIRE music since 2018’s Electric Messiah and the first to feature drummer Coady Willis (BIG BUSINESS, MURDER CITY DEVILS), alongside bassist Jeff Matz, and guitarist/vocalist Matt Pike.
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