Sweden's dark/gothic metal force Eleine return this autumn—bigger, darker, and louder than ever—as they embark on their most ambitious headline tour to date.
No longer merely a "rising star", Eleine have grown into a commanding headline act, known for performances charged with raw intensity and an atmosphere entirely their own. Years of relentless touring and a surge in global listeners have paved the way for this extensive European and Great Britain headline run.
Madeleine and Rikard commented: "We're already looking forward to this tour! After our last two headliner tour's success, all thanks to our incredible fans - we are happy to say we are able to do this once again, but even bigger! We're bringing a bigger production, including brand new songs on the setlist and a pure empowering force. Our crowds are ecstatic, dedicated and loud. They are so empowering for us, and we want to give them the same feeling back. Many of our fans, our legions, say they get a sense of belonging - a sense of unity. We're right there with them in that statement. Together we are strong, together we are Eleine! We can't wait to see you!"
Tickets are now on sale. This tour marks a defining moment in Eleine's next chapter, and fans will not want to miss it. Link
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