Australian veteran darkgaze/depressive black metal duo Austere will embark on an extensive European tour in spring 2025. The band will hit the roads partly supporting its current album, Beneath The Threshold, released in April 2024 via Lupus Lounge. Austere will also perform new material as its next album is already in the making.
Austere's drummer, keyboard player, and vocalist Tim Yatras comments: "We will return to Europe in March and April 2025 for our most extensive tour to date. We will present a revamped line-up, a new setlist, and brand new songs. This means, it is not a tour to miss!"
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Austere - "Dissolution Tour" - European tour dates:
28 MAR 2025 Mont de Coeuve (CH) Witch's Hollow Festival
29 MAR 2025 Paris (FR) Le Java
30 MAR 2025 Antwerpen (BE) Samhain Fest
31 MAR 2025 Bochum (DE) Die Trompete
02 APR 2025 Bordeaux (FR) Salem
03 APR 2025 Bilbao (ES) Mytho
08 APR 2025 Erfurt (DE) From Hell
09 APR 2025 Erba (IT) Centrale Rock
10 APR 2025 Praha (CZ) Modra Vopice
11 APR 2025 Wien (AU) Escape
12 APR 2025 Budapest (HU) Robot
13 APR 2025 Košice (SK) Collosseum
20 APR 2025 München (DE) Dark Easter Metal Meeting
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