Exclusive: Belgian post-metallers Amenra have announced a 2021 European tour – including a stop in London – with Envy and Jo Quail.
As the future of live music continues to look more promising going into 2021, Amenra are keeping the excitement going by announcing a huge 18-date tour for September and October.
The Belgian post-metallers will be joined by Envy (as special guest) and Jo Quail (as opener) on the tour, which includes a stop at London's Electric Brixton as well as gigs in France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Germany, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania, Poland, Switzerland and Spain.
"We are really looking forward to hit the road again after this vast period of 'nothing'," Amenra tell Kerrang!. "None of us ever expected our livelihoods and passion to be taken away from us for so long. I think when everything goes back to normal at some point, everyone will appreciate it all a lot more. I know we will.
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"Being on the road together means the world to us, seeing our friends worldwide, visiting your cities. To seek inspiration abroad, in all your cities, your countries… Fatum nos Iunget."
Ahead of the tour, the band have announced a livestream event on December 12 (grab your tickets here).
Tickets for Amenra's European run, meanwhile, go on sale at 9am local time this Friday. Alternatively, you can grab O2 pre-sale for the Electric Brixton date now, and Live Nation presale tomorrow at 10am.
Catch Amenra, Envy and Jo Quail at the following:
September 2021
17 Lille, FR – Aeronef
18 Paris, FR – Elysee Montmartre
19 London, UK – Electric Brixton
20 Esch, LU – Rockhal
21 Utrecht, NL – Tivoli Ronda
22 Cologne, DE – Essigfabrik
23 Prague, CZ – Meet Factory
24 Budapest, HU – Durer Kert
25 Brasov, RO – Kruhnen Musik Halle
27 Krakow, PL – Kwadrat
28 Berlin, DE – Astra
29 Munich, DE – Freiheiz
30 Geneva, CH – PTR
October 2021
1 Toulouse, FR – Le Rex
2 Madrid, ES – Shoko
3 Biarritz, FR – Atabal
4 Lyon, FR – CCO Villeurbanne
5 Rennes, FR – l'Etage
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