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Published: 18 November 2022

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• Larkin Poe

The Grammy Award-nominated sister duo announce major UK/European tour for 2023! Germany concerts in Hamburg, Cologne, Munich and Berlin in autumn. Ticket pre-sale started on Nov 17, 2022.

Following the release of their critically acclaimed new album ‘Blood Harmony’, which is battling for a top 20 spot in the UK Singles Chart, Grammy Award-nominated sister duo LARKIN POE are now revealing details of a major UK and European tour, which begins in October 2023.

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Published: 18 November 2022

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• Mercedes-Benz-Arena Berlin
• Måneskin

Mercedes-Benz Arena, Berlin, Germany
6th March 2023
Måneskin - “Loud Kids Tour Gets Louder” Tour

MÅNESKIN, Winners of the Eurovision Song Contest 2021, will come to the Mercedes-Benz Arena Berlin on 6th March 2023 as part of their “Loud Kids Tour Gets Louder” tour. MÅNESKIN are the band of the hour: While the quartet has long caused a sensation in Italy, they have now also gained an international reputation and oscillate between expressive looks, catchy rock music, and a message right on the pulse of the times.

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Published: 18 November 2022

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• Faun
• Gruenspan Hamburg
• Nytt Land

Gruenspan, Hamburg, Germany
1st March 2023
Faun - “Pagan Tour” 2023 - Support: Nytt Land

Worldwide sold-out tours and enthusiastic concert visitors prove that FAUN are a real live experience. Hardly any other ensemble manages to combine mysticism with driving medieval and Celtic / Nordic Folk so playfully.

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Published: 18 November 2022

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• Katatonia
• Gruenspan Hamburg

Gruenspan, Hamburg, Germany
22nd February 2023
Katatonia & Sólstafir - “Twilight Burials” Co-Headline Tour - Special Guest: SOM

The tour has been moved from 2022 to 2023! Tickets remain valid. KATATONIA & SÓLSTAFIR, two masters of melancholy are coming to Germany for six concerts as part of the “Twilight Burials” co-headline tour. The coming together of these two heavyweights is a natural development, because for a good quarter of a century both bands have put the emotional connection of their music above everything else.

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Published: 16 November 2022

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• Porcupine Tree

When PORCUPINE TREE went on hiatus in 2010, Donald Trump was a game show host, Spotify was still in its infancy, and the world was mostly spinning on a fairly predictable axis. As the band bid farewell after their most successful album and biggest show to date, the suburban horror stories and dystopian nightmares that lyricist and frontman Steven Wilson depicted so vividly in the songs seemed out of reach. They were dark fantasies that could never have happened here, right? The band remained a brilliant anomaly.

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