LAIBACH EUROPEAN AND US TOUR
Laibach embark on a worldwide tour that includes four UK shows: Brighton’s Concorde 2 on 30 March, Glasgow’s Classic Grand on the 31 March, London’s Electric Ballroom on 2 April and Manchester’s Academy 2 on 3 April.
The tour begins next month in Germany and includes a performance at the Kampnagel / Krass Festival in Hamburg on 14 February.
LAIBACH – WORLDWIDE TOUR DATES 2015
European Dates
13 Feb – Mannheim, Alte Seilerei – DE
14 Feb – Hamburg, Kampnagel / Krass Festival – DE
15 Feb – Bochum, Zeche – DE
12 March – Rostock, Mau Club – DE
13 March – Malmö, Moriska Paviljongen – SE
14 March – Stockholm, Debaser Medis – SE
16 March – Helsinki, Tavastia – FI
17 March – Talin, Rockcafe – EE
18 March – Tampere, Klubi – FI
21 March – Lahr, Dark Dance Festival – DE
22 March – Dresden, Beatpol – DE
24 March – Brno, Sono Centrum – CZ
25 March – Krakow, Fabryka – PL
26 March – Warsaw, Palladium – PL
27 March – Berlin, Astra / Out of Line Weekender – DE
28 March – Oberhausen, Turbinenhalle / E-tropolis Festival – DE
29 March – Breda, Mezz – NL
30 March – Brighton, Concorde 2 – UK
31 March – Glasgow, Classic Grand – UK
2 April – London, Electric Ballroom – UK
3 April – Manchester, Academy 2 – UK
4 April – Maastricht, Muziekgieterij – NL
5 April – Paris, Divan Du Monde – FR
8 April – Vienna, Arena – AT
9 April – Budapest, Barba Negra Music Club – HU
11 April – Munich, Residenztheater – DE (part of The Dark Ages production)
North American Dates
11 May – Washington DC, Black Cat – US
12 May – Philadelphia PA, Theatre Of The Living – US
13 May – New York NY, Irving Plaza, with Ministry – US
16 May – Toronto ON, Danforth Music Hall – CA
20 May – Chicago IL, Abbey Pub – US
23 May – Denver, CO, Summit Music Hall – US
26 May – Seattle WA, El Corazon – US
27 May – Vancouver BC, Rickshaw Theatre – CA
28 May – Portland OR, Wonder Ballroom – US
30 May – San Francisco CA, The Fillmore – US
1 June – Los Angeles CA, The Roxy Theatre – US
“Laibach at their best blur art and confrontation” – Guardian live review
“It seems this most fascinating, assiduous, entertaining collective still have plenty to say about our past – and our present and future.” – The Quietus live review
