Year Of The Cobra has announced the first batch of live dates in Europe this year. Seattle's doom sludge duo will support Amenra at selected concerts (see below).
Year Of The Cobra's vocalist and bass player Amy Tung Barrysmith comments: "We are thrilled to announce that we will be opening for Amenra on the first leg of their European tour this spring. Getting back to Europe to promote our new self-titled album Year of the Cobra was high on our list, and we are so grateful for this opportunity. Thank you, Amenra, for having us. We'll see you all on the road!"
Year Of The Cobra will be touring in support of its self-titled full-length, released on 28 February through Prophecy Productions. For more info, follow HEREs. Link
Year Of The Cobra - Live Europe:
21 APR 2025 Stuttgart (DE) Im Wizeman
22 APR 2025 Köln (DE) Carlswerk Victoria
23 APR 2025 Hamburg (DE) Uebel & Gefährlich
24 APR 2025 Berlin (DE) Astra
25 APR 2025 Warszawa (PL) Oczki
26 APR 2025 Kraków (PL) Kwadrat
27 APR 2025 Dresden (DE) Beatpol
28 APR 2025 Praha (CZ) Palac Akropolis
Year Of The Cobra - Live USA:
Release Shows (sponsored by Structures Brewery)
07 MAR 2025 Sacramento, CA (US) Cafe Colonial
08 MAR 2025 San Francisco, CA (US) Bottom of the Hill
14 MAR 2025 Seattle, WA (US) El Corazon
15 MAR 2025 Bellingham, WA (US) The Shakedown
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