Tommy Vext and Bad Wolves announce European summer tour
Bad Wolves will play 13 shows across Europe this summer - including two UK performances ahead of their Download set

Bad Wolves have announced a European tour for this summer.
The band have lined up 13 shows, kicking off at Germany’s Rock Am Ring on June 7 and wrapping up at Munich’s Backstage on the 24th of the month.
Also included in the run are two UK shows in London and Manchester – just days before their appearance at the Download festival.
Bad Wolves vocalist Tommy Vext says: “We couldn’t be more excited to return to Europe this summer.
“The fans in the UK have been supportive of us right from the beginning. And, needless to say it’s a childhood dream come true for all of us in the band to play at the Download festival.
“We can’t wait to see you all out there at the shows – it'll be a blast.”
In January, Vext revealed to Front Row Live Entertainment that he and the band had 21 songs for the follow-up to their Disobey album, which featured their cover of The Cranberries’ classic Zombie.
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Bad Wolves 2019 European tour
Jun 07: Nurburgring Rock Am Ring, Germany
Jun 08: Amsterdam Melkweg, Netherlands
Jun 09: Nuremburg Rock Im Park, Germany
Jun 10: Hamburg Headcrush, Germany
Jun 12: London The Garage, UK
Jun 13: Manchester Academy 3, UK
Jun 15: Donington Download, UK
Jun 16: St Polten Nova Rock, Austria
Jun 19: Cologne Arteater, Germany
Jun 20: Natz AlpenFlair, Italy
Jun 21: Paris Maroquinerie, France
Jun 22: Dessel Graspop, Belgium
Jun 24: Munich Backstage, Germany

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